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PICKET SHOTS
From Alert Comrades Along the
Whole Line.
Falling Back Before Hood.

F.. Bole. 10th Mo-, Stratten. Neb.,
says that if he lives a thousand years
he will not forget the exciting time
when his command was falling back
before Hood to Nashville. 1t was one
of the grandest achievements of the
civil war, everything considered. He
remembers that perilous night as they
lay on the banks of Duck River and
the night march TO Spring Hill. They
went back from Spring Hill as leisure
ly as ii there was not 4 Johnny within
a thousand miles. and stopped to cook
dinner about seven or eight miles from
Franklin at 100, arriving a short time
before shutdown.
Gold and Grcenbacks.
Replying to an editorial in the Min
neapolis Journal, s. c. Kretsinger says
that during the war man who had
$1,000 in gold could have exchanged it
for $4,000 in greenbacks. Thus the
$1,000 would have paid II men for one
month to go out and fight and die. il
needs be. The man with 81. 900 in gold
bought Illinois land at a nominal price.
possibly from 81 upwards per acre.
which is now worth $3.50 an. acre.
When the soldiers got home they had
to pay him high price for the land
he had speculated in.
Missing Photographs.
Ed. A Van Vranken, York. Neb.
says that he belonged to the I'd n. Y.
Cav, under Col. Morgan. He has a
photograph marked on the back. Capt.
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another of n fine-looking old gentle
man, marked, H. r. Duncan" by Brady,
artist. and one of a little girl. marked.
For her godfather, Uncle steve" This
was taken in the French quarters In
New Orleans. He got these and 9TH
ers, not marked. in vacant house on
a plantation just below Vicksburg, and
would be clad to find the owners or
their friends
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Mrs wInslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething wind collie. diarrhea, etc. 25c. bot
MARRIAGE Paper Free: most reliable pub
lished. Eastern Agency. so. Bridgeport. Conn
MARRY.-Best plan earth. sent free.
Photos of every lady member. THE PILOT.
Dept. IS. Marshall. Mich.
MARRY RICH.-Big list OF DESCRIPTIONS and
photos Free (Seaied). STANDARD Cor. Club
Grayslake, Ill.
MARRY-Cataogue with hundreds Of Photos
and descriptions FREE. Pay if suited.
SELECT CLUB, Dept Is. Tekonsha. Mich.
WOULD YOU MARRY IF TED?-Matri
moniai paper containing hundreds advertise
ments marriageable people from all sections,
rich, poor young. old Protestants Catholics.
mailed sealed free. G. +. GunnelS. Toledo ..
MARRY-Book of descriptions and photos
mailed sealed, free. The Exchange. Box S29.
v. E.. KanEas CITY, Mo.
MARRY WEALTH AND BEAUTY-Marriags
directory FREE Pay when married. New
plan. Box 31i 7. c.. Kansas City. No.
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MEN wANTED-Age IS to IS, for fremen.
500 monthly, and brakemen. $50. all
North American railroads. Experience unnec-
essary; strike. Positions guaranteed COM
petent men. Promotion. Railroad employ
ing headquarters-oyer 400 men sent to po-
sitions monthly. State. age; send stamp. Rail-
way Association. Dept SIG, 227 Monroe Street,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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-BOUNTIES! Widows Claims Speciality
sEoPpELL Washington C.
LASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT
WANTED-ADDRESSES.

WANTED.-Name. company, regiment. state
and town. VITA present postoffce address of
every Drake who was soldier sailor in
the civil war from 1861 to 1865. H.T. Drake,
Falmouth. Ky.
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PATENTS FOR SALE-washing Machine
Gearing: Neal Hardin. patentee, Lock Box
1874, Miles City. Mont, address Milo B.
Stevens & Co.. Patent Solicitors, Ss9 18th St,
Washington, d. c.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-lOO per cent profit. Monkey wrench.
plumbers plyers. with IL other tools com
bined. Most wonderful combination of tools
ever made. Lightning seller. Samples free.
Forshee Co. b 1917, Dayton, Ohio.
AGENTS-Portraits. 25c: frames 15c; sheet pic
lures lc; microscopes. 25c; views. ic. 80 days
credit. Sample and catalogue free. Consolidated
Portrait. Dept. 4202. 1927 w.Adams st, Chicago.
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wANTED.-RAILwAY MAIL CLERKS. City
Carriers Postoffce. Customs Internal Rev
enue Employees Average salary about Sl.lOO.
Short hours. Annual vacations Common
education sufficient. Send Immediately for
schedule showing places of coming eNauina-
lions. Free coaching Franklin Institute.
Dept. ESQ. Rochester. N. Y.
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PATENTS OBTAINED OR NO FEE
CHARGED. Book. advice and opinion as to
patentability, FREE. Thousands of satisfied
clients.
Thomas r. Harvey. Patent Attorney, 1915
Kenyon St. Washington d. c.; 315-18 Scho-
field Bldg. Cleveland. Ohio.
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WANTED-The address OF Jonas Clement or
his heirs. who lived in. st. Charles County
Mo. about the years 1858 or 1859 Gratia
e. Woodside. Salem. Mo.
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INDIANA FARM FOR SALE-Fifteen acres
of good land. house of four rooms barn 80
feet long. spring and we'll water. public road
along side of land. good market towns
convenient and fine neighbors. Taxes and
insurance paid until next November. Also
for sale, a Jersey COW. good team OF horses.
hogs chickens. etc. Esr full particulars write
to W. Z. johnson. X. r. No; p Salem. Ind.
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HELP WANTED.

FREE BLUE BOOK AND PATENT GUIDE
Howe & Co., 500 Sixth St, Washington d. G.
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OLD COINS.

,775 paid for rare date 1853 quarters. $50
Tor half dollars: pay cash premium on
hundreds of coins; keep all money dated be-
fore 1884 and send ten cents at for our
new illustrated coin value book, size 4x7; it
may mean your fortune. C. F. Clarke s. Co,
Coin Dealers. Dept s. Leroy. N. Y.
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INEBRIETY CURED.

LIQUOR HABIT-Guaranteed lifelong home
cure. 3 days. Absolutely best Book mailed free
Bdw. N. Woods. 53i 9Th ave. New York. N. Y.
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PENSIONS.

TARER & WHITMAN CO.
Expert Pension Attorneys
$50 years experienced Washington. d. C.
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Offers lbOdy for $50.

Fred Beach, aged Sc. a veteran and
resident of Nottingham, a suburb of
Cleveland. o.. offers his body for $50.
He Is induced to make this offer be-
cause he cannot find any work, and is
in need of money to support himself
and his aged wife. He believes his
body would be valuable to science, be-
cause of a peculiar disease with which
he has been afflicted
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Shetland Ponies, at the ole
reliable. George Arnett's Pony farm. Spring
field, Ohio. Send for catalogue.
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INVENTORS SUPPLIES.

FIRST AID sKETCHING OUTFIT. POCKET
Library" sc. 81. Library. only Csc. Saw
ing IS to $50 For free sample and cata-
log write Dept. B, Engineer Searching
Co, Fleming Bldg, Washington, D. c.
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PATENTS.

FREE SEARCH of records of Patent Office
Let advise to your invention without
charge. Free handbook. Milo B. Stevens
& Co. S99 18th St. Washington; 362 Monad-
mock Blk, Chicago. Established 1864. Guar
anteed and recommended by the Bankers
Register. Highest rating by Martindale's
American Law Directory.
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PENSIONS, PATENTS, CLAIMS
Successfully and quickly obtained by
JOHN W. MORRIS. WASHINGTON. D. C.
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HABIT.

Tobacco Habit Comprehensive Home Treat
ment Physicians astounded Greatest discov-
cry OF century. No risk; lighting. Instruc-
tons free. Ni-Ko Works No. l. Wichita. Kan.
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REAL ESTATE.

ST. CLOUD. FLA.-A. E. Drought. Lots
bought and sold: deeds recorded; taxes paid
NEW MEXICO FARM FOR SALE.-16O acres
of good land in Amistad. N. M. for sale on
easy terms. A fine opening for a family de-
string to engage in fruit and grain raising
in most healthful location. For full par
tlculars address Isiah Smith. Caro-, Mich.
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Old Regulars.

G. w. Perkins. Leavenworth. Kan.
says that the one class which Congress:
has neglected are those who served 81
years in the Regular Army. These ser
vices have never been recognized. and
the men, now all getting old, are bereft
OF pension or other recognition
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Mrs. wlnslow's Soothing Syrup for chidre
teething cures wind collie diarrhea, etc. 25c DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-26

N display a lamentable lack Of individu-
atty 90 their dress.
Persons who have never seen the reason
f,- this accusation might loo convinced Of
s justice by careful stGdv OF any large
rsem5Iage OF fashionabi" women IN this
sy. even though they dii not feel conf
rnsd 90 admit that other countries could
azin any superiority IN -LIs respect. Il
an scarcely be denied. Tor instance. that
b The opera there IS certain mOnotony
!, IL array OF heads adorned as most OF
zen Ore az present, whatever may be in
s--e for the future with pompadours anC
MS. The pompadOurS may be big or
hns and the pUffs are rot always IN the
ame position. but they produce d gen
rzl similarity Of form. ana 10 Is hardly
ossible for the locks that come from the
..op 20 have the color and gloss Of well
roomeG hair growing on ne native heath.
Nor Go the bands that are now the gener-
Ily accepted ornaments for the couture
Co much 20 brighten the picture as a whole.
Nore IS accomplished in this way by the
nader WHO parts her tresses IN the centre
AZ draws them back loosely into q coil
low on her neck. wearing 1 with them a
ss' ana Of delicate green leaves "a fin
hhiug touch. such coi6ures as this may
re seen with others equally unusual. and
most refreshing they are u The jaded eye.
Theatre caps have nor met with great
favor a. yer but once in While woman
finds an effective one and wears # 70 the
Joy Of al beholders. one pleasant little
spoi of color in sea of heads was seen
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SUMMONS.

---1,rv-,,r, ,-or-RT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Soi Ifcrr, F3.-tf and J. Herbert Carpenter. as
-r-,,.,.ss under the LAST viii and testament q
James u Mason deceased, FlalhlHH aseinst
Il.,n bis vie individually and az executors
- he last VIII and testament OF Alethea Y.
yy,.,,,i,,-e 5eaea4eA Agnes Murphy Mulligan. IN
t.ss,t ,,.s- The age ~ fourteen years virginia
4.T, ia, Nulligan and Alethea Naldegrave
Nuuigan infants under The age OF fourteen years,
Margaret Robinson, y SEuSi., uD.-s U.s.
.,,'6sr the name ard style or p Lynch 4 CO..
~ conn Iohn Kovalski. John Brown and
- MALE. the na me John of The sst FOUR
Sctepdarts being fictitious. their true urst names
$3.50 ,tnkroon to plaintiffs. SAID DEFENDANTS
,-..- ,sr~,+s or occupants OF the premises de-
D-lnt t he complaint herein. Defendants. --
e,..,,,,o-,a TO the above named Defendants; You
- berehv summoned 20 answer the complaint
a. .rts action and 10 serve copy or your an
p. - the riaintins' attorneys Within twenty
ta, sf'er the service OF this summons exclusive
- .se "a, on service and IN case 81 your fali-
ll ~" ,r,ear or answer Judgment viii be
- against YOU by default Tor the reflex d.
Ia..a Ney York. November 18Th. 1910
T. a. = CHAMBERLIN Attorneys Tor
" plaintiffs. once and Postoffcs address, No
81 Nassau street boIoush OF "AHHs'aH
r,,v Of New York.
IT.. ,bs defendant Margaret Robinson. The
,--.,t,,, s,irnrnons r. served upon yoi by publ
To-. ,s ssurstiant 10 an order Of Hon. Alfred r.
49, r,,s,ire Of the Supreme Court OF the state
- N,w YORK dated the I'm cay OF JanuaTY
fatt and ned with the complaint IN ne once
- -. clerk Of tho County OF New YORK. az
- r,o,tuty Court House, IN the Borough Of
..a,r,tfsn Of the City 81 New YORK
nat.d Nrw York. January 18th, lSll
~ "a 4 g. +. CHAMBERblN, AttorneyH Tor
W Bt.tr,fNs once and Postofiice address. No.
=, %assau street. Borough u Manhattan.
~ of YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-26

terday afternoon al the Child Welfare EX-
hibit. when Francis A. Adams, textile eX-
pert. told the women how cloths We're
adulterated by the manufacturers.
You can depend upon IT," he said, that
if a dealer advertises all wool at half the
price wool brings in the reputable houses
there is something wrong. Probably II IS
mostly cotton. as was the case with the
samples shown in our exhibit downstairs,
which were analysed by chemist. Acid
eats away wool. II a sample is all wool
there will be nothing left when the chemi-
cal gets through In most o. those samples
YOU will see there is a great bunch OF fibre.
which was the cotton in those al wool
suitings
But your dealer may guarantee the
cloth. You wear it a few Gays. and il be-
gins 20 look rusty. You take IL TO a
chemis. and he proves that it was really
all wool. but there are all grades Of all
wool There is even cold storage pred
uct-old stuff which has been kept so long
that il is bad. like eggs. or your bargain
NAV turn out 70 be that unique American
product known as slOddy. which is made
from wool. but wool carpet rags and any
thing the ragpicker gathers ~. II has been
dyed two OF three times. 50 that f. cannot
take a fast color again. and it has been
worn out so many times already that of
course. ii has no wearing quality any more.
Besides. Fl has no warmth. II may be az
thick as cardboard but the wind goes
right through IT,
There ought 20 he law torhiddins the
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EASY HELPS TO BEAUTY

Urea SELFSS FACE CREAM-There
% question that the best way 70 re-
move anu prevent blaCkheads. p!mples,
I9lghness redness and wrinkles is by
'as use ot good face cream. However,
6 .dce cream that contains animal rat or
likely to produce "a OOWny growth
" Ae'-s0mething that should be guard
=" against Follow this recipe and you
-h make splendid greaseless cream
.-! Get from YOUR druggist one ounce
" almOzoiu dissolve in y pint cold
.eief add two teaSpOOntuls OF glycer-
STIR well and let stand over night.
..tf- Us 40 better treatment for black
-'eos than this cream Jelly, for II com
s-ie.y removes pore-dirt and closes
arg pores n clears the complexion
%. makes the skin soft and satiny
-ASl. QUICK SHAMPOO-FO q
s-.-a-Grying home shampoo there Is
-lli'E So good as plain canthroX- pls-
'' tsaspoouful IN a cup or not
.a,er pour ON the head little at a time
-.n rnp-iust as YOU would win any
~boo Then rinse well. CanthroN
'-aefs plenty Of rich lather that thor
cieanses the scalp. removes Dan
9pa. relieves itching and irritation and
.a'es tle hair soft. bright and fuzzy
NAT 81 is easily dressed. Never use
We as i' taGes the hair; many soaps.
y. aie harmful. as they leave the halr
dld brittle ana cause streakS
HARMLESS DEPILATORH-Io re
superfiuous hair from face ana
'learrns. mix little delatone win
90gh water 10 form a paste, cover the
~ on which the annoying hairs appear
~ ~ q remain two or three minutes
III" "IDs or the paste and WASH tiie
- with warm water Delatone COSTS
~ ao!.sr an ounce. but an ounce Is al
val need It - sold in up-to-oate
~ stores should the hairs reappedr'
WI be light and thin. and the SET
~, application OF delatone VIII perind-
20 I'd you 81 them.
-. VsFLEHION BEAUTIFlER - sc
: home-msde lotion and you will ma
e,' -"He satisfactory than any powoer OF
s,so-lc. Dissolve four ounces or spur
~, % half pint OF hot water aau
e. teaspoonfuls Of glycerine ana let
- Apply 70 the face, neck ana tore,
r, Win the palm OF the hand ana
~ ~ed not bother again all day ABOUT
s,ss mplexion. IN affords protecuoh
6s,.Sl wind and weather. although SO
and delicate that its use cannot
N, S'ectec II IL especially fine for any
Co... p ,ltlLdark or oily skin. as II is true
p,bsxqn beautifier and keeps the SKIN
'lA. s0ft and white.
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manufacture OF such material. You wom-
en- ought to insist on one
"-rhings are almost as bad on the silk
counter too. Your dealer will swear a great
oath that there is absolutely no cotton in
! this. madam and absolutely no linen
either but after you vOar your new silk
,lress a few times il cracks along the
seams That is because II is loaded The
threads have been dipped in a solution of
FIN which makes the heavy. lustrous silk.
Won ask the sales girl next time YOU buy
srk .Is II loaded and ten TO one she'll
say: We'll. here is something else perhaps
Won would like better, madam"
After this expose OF bargain fabrics tho
floor was given over TO Miss Anita VI. Earl.
Of the New York Training School for
Teachers. who told the mothers how 70
test cotton goods for their children
dresses.
get a sample" she advised. Hang It
in the sun. wash II, and see If either fades
II much. Press it with your thumb 10 500
II It tears apart easily. A corded fabric will
pull apart easier than one where the
threads are all alike, so beware Of dinities
Cheap muslins are made stiff with starch.
vet them and see II the gloss does not dis
appear. However good the material in a
readv-msde dress, II will not wear so well
as one made az home; 30 do your own sew
ing when YOU can
Miss Cleo Murtland or the Manhattan
Trade School for Girls, talked about the
Importance Of teaching working girls now
70 dress economically by spending wisely
and taking good care of their clothes
Mrs Mary & Rose, of teachers College.
then told the women how 70 spend on food
the money they saved on dress and warned
them not 70 stint the children's diet. for
nourishment denied when one is young can
never be made up In later life.
TODAY tho conference will be upon
Home Life" with special reference Il
making the New York home beautiful
Children will demonstrate methods 81 slip
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ogove AYD OFFICE FURNITURE.
LOST BANkBOOKS.

FANKRCOII No. 500 4ns o. The Union Dime saw
irgs Rank IS missing. ANY person having a
claim IN o. is hereby called uIou - present ~,
same within ten DAYS or submit 20 ING eelu
rsssbcok cancelled and new one issued.
IOST-Rank book No. 527.Ja5 Of Dry Dock saw
ing Institutlou ANY person having claims
anon said book is called upon 10 present inc
ea-1a .o the hank within thirty DAYS o. the SAID
fook will be declared cancelled and e1tinguisled
and a new one issued in lieu thereof
Lost handbook No 1853 GOD. Bank for SAVINGS.
$50 An ave. New YORK la4 iHeIl1 sl'lPri'
Filase return book 20 bank
Los T-Bankbook NJ. 3t2 I56 Rank ior saving
go 4th ave. New 1crh. iaSHlrh' 7''PPe--
Please return book 90 bank
TOST-PankboOk NO. TAt 81 Bank Tor savings
"a AZ ave New York. Payment stopped.
please return book 10 bank
: 5,s,T-- t1.,,T1ol No oa7 O33 Bank for savings.
$50 ,tI we NcU York Payment stopped.
Please re:lrn book 70 nanh.
9so ~ nye Naw YORK Payment stopped.
Please return book 20 bank
TIs-T -E,1LT0ok No AL 42l Psnk for Savings.
oso 49, ave View York. Payment stopped.
7--7.r -f5--i-51ol NJ of2 fG2 Bank sor savings.
$50 as &c New York Payment stopped.
P'ease return book 20 bank
-7,-..r r,.,l,Iocl- No s39 i-4 Rank for savings,
aSo Az ave New York. Payment stopped.
- T5.,i,I-CcIr No sie ese panlS ror Savings.
90 49, 80 New York Payment stopped.
Please re'Ir71 book IN bank
7-,-lT ta,LI--o< No $40 goo. Bark for savings.
i ooa a. - Nev York Payment stopped.
please return hook - bank
TOsT-Rankbook 40. 5I3676 Bank for savings
oSn a. 49, New York Payment stopped.
please refi-n hook 20 hank-
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1PFooF STORAGE WARE


GLOBE Storage & CARPET CLEANING co
9o2. 3O4. SoS and 3oI East 6lst ST.. New. York
To NJ. J. Adler, Ar. Alexander Alto. Mr. John
Barnes. Mrs Bolz. Mr.. George Breen, Mary But
terworth, Mr.. Arthur Bauer Mary 4. Brown.
Mrs. Margaret Burke, Mr. Howard Burton. Nir.
Peter Bauman. Dir. Charles Burke, Mrs. H.
Berkowitz. Mr. Charles Clark. Mrs sarah Gift
ford. Mrs. Corcoran Mr.. NJ. u. Cutter. Mrs
Croniu, Mrs Davies. Mr.. ". Durand Mrs Dis
brow. Mr.. Hugh Dixon. Mrs. Day Mr. Daniel
Mr. John l. Everttt. Mr George Franz, Mr.
Clara Forsom. Mrs. Faircheck or Miss Fere
Fersek. Dir. Charles Fix. Mary Fleig. Ar Henry
Fitzgerald. Annie Freitag, Mrs. Gouget. Mr.
Heynan, Mrs Hedden. Mr. Hugo Haase Mrs
Hall. Mrs. S Hill Mrs. Mary Hereker Mrs r.
Keily. josephine Koch FideIlo King. Mrs, 81
Louis. Mr.. or Mrs. g. Low. Mr.. Harold Lovey.
NJ. John Loscarn. Mr.. Lew Torch. Mr. Godfrey
Namara. Mrs. K. Mccarthy. Miss Nav A. Nc
Donald. Mr.. John Mcclure. Mr. James McGce
Bmma Narher. Ellen o Brien; Gerda Gutenberg
Charles Piribauer +. VI. GUILTY.. K Roche. TIN
ME Rosenberg Mrs. Mary Riley. Mr. Nathan
Schophocher Achie SalOmone and Veto Nagile.
Miss VI Smith Mrs. g. stephens. Augusta Sack
man Mr.. John Sicily. Catherine Stephens. T.
l. Mortimer Thorne. 'r Mr Roland V0gl Mr.
Ira Vandover. Mr Alexander Wiley. Mrs. r.
Williams. Mrs Whalen Mr. John Wilson. Mr
Whaen. Mrs. Walker. Mr. Morris Wolf Mar
garet White and Mrs. J. Williamson: You and
each Of you are hereby notified that the time
ror the payment % our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given YOU We VIII
cause such property. 20 wit, household goods
personal effects, carpets. etc. stored b. you or
in YOUR name in the Globe Storage and Garnet
Cleaning Co.'S warehouses, 20 be sold AZ public
auction according 20 the statute in such case
made and nrovidrd ~ Nos 305 and 30T Fast
cts, - New York Ci'v. TIT RSDAT FER
RT-APY . 1911 ar 1910 A. II. end n the sale
thereof & not completed on said date. the SAM,
will be continued ~ thu same place on Thurs
day Fehruary. 9. 1911. aud on THURSDAY. FEB.
rrarv 10. 1911. beginning ~ 1880 \. " and
cor timing until the sale e completed
~ OpF ST0p ACE p a PprT CLEANING co
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSA LS IN TRlPLtCATE VIII.
be received AT the office ~ tho Commissioner
~ Immigration Ellis Island. y Y H until
40 D. m. February 3, 1911. and opened imme-
Clatefy thereafter. FOR all labor and materials re-
ouired for enclosure II glazed porch. Further
particulars as 90 limitations and conditions gov
erning bidders NAV he obtained upon appllca-
tion 20 WILLIAM WILKINS. commissioner
OFFICE PURCHASING COMMISSARY. T. E.
ARMY 30 whitehall Street. New York CITY
Y Y January - l0li.-sealet proposals. IN
d,inllcate for furnishing aud delivering sub
sistence stores IN this city az such times as NAV
10 required hv the Z s Government. on or
before March Is. 1911, will be received az this
Office until ten o'clock a. NJ FEBRUARY }. 1911
rortaining bids should be marked Proposals
Tor Subsistence storeF' opened FEBRUARY 3
igiI" and Addressed % Col \ i. SMITH
A 4 . L.
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INDIVIDUAL MODES
ao,dd Add to Interest Of FASH
unable ASSemhlageS.

ard again have visitors from afsr
.-or, conviction or politeness. de-
en-" american women TO be the best
ostu n the world. but the recipients OF
60 s. batteries have not thereby been alto
'ssse seprived Of the power OF self-judg-
rE From among their own number
reN OCCASIONALLY arises critic. the bur
,rbose song IN that American wom-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-26
inf InfereSf TO tVomen

at the opera this week in the form of a
cap of draped silver net bordered with
velvet ribbon in pretty blue that matched
'he gown with which II was worn.
variety is the spice OF life, and why II
should be thought necessary for the heads
OF all women to look the same any more
than Tor the flowers Of the field to be all of
the same shape and color Il is hard TO see.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-26

Oale co9s-e prepared according 70 the
nior.rg rule arc "A delight. Have ready
cg'fuI Of sugar. half q cupful Of butter
ssii a t-asroouful of baking powder, two
s.ffois @, -four the yclk OF an egg. a cup
Y. n c.0rpe5 dates and enough milk 2"
ns.sien. cream the butter and sugar and
~ ~ eeg yolF beaten with q little milk.
ST Use Hour with the baking powder.
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HELP WANTED.
Male

Male.
EASS wanted FOR Brooklyn church quartet. S-oO
Websters Choir Agencv. 1876 5th ave.
CANNASSERS. house TO house, IN
greater New York. on newspa-
per proposition; good pay to ener-
getic workers. Apply Room 5l4,
Tribune Building.
WANTED-A well-cducated man. now unem-
rlove. over -. for special outside work lr
nearby states requiring more than ordinary tact
and ability but pays accordingly Room Ie
10 West 34th st.