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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-03-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

/. Jeffery and WI to +. w.
Rowe and wi. pit sc OF NV
/. Ithaca .................. 1902
L. ~ Post and WI to w II.
Sloan, NV of sc and u OF
ne 20. Pine River ........... I212o
l. Jeffery and WI to Natl w.
w. Co. pit Sc OF NV |. lth
AGA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 400
w Switzer and WI TO d. f.
Longwood, ne OF ne Is. Sc
! vile ................ ............. hoo
! c. A. Cole and VT to ] NJ.
Gander. y OF ne 90. Elba. 5000
! ] f. Post TO \. Colthrop. pit
sw of sw p, Bethany ....... 525
J. Howe and vi TO S Birm
ingham and VT, NV of SC 20,
/ Arcadia Observation-Disclosures. 1850
D. Peters to l.. Hawley. pit sw
). North Star ............... 1850
+. Hutchins and wi to l.. llaw
ley, pit ,w . North Star. $500
/ c. Wheeler and WI to T.. y.
Colburn. pit w of sc %. pit
ne 81, pit NV OF NY Sc, Pine
River .................. 6o3o
w S Becker and wi to c A.
! and NJ b Plowman. lot 4.
! blk g. Cases add, Alma ..... 1000
| G. NJ Osham and WI to c. \
I,ham and VT. pit ne /, North
Shade OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1900
Z. Goodwin to T. +. Monroe
and WI lot 3, by ;. L. Ithaca 1873
/. J. Anthony and WI to {. Spen-
Ger, NV OF nc .. Bethany. 22oo
( J.. b Leonard and WI to f. y
Post, lots ! and s, by II, For
est Hi Observation-Disclosures. 500
c. Lee to b. S Poscy and W.T.
= OF NV and pit sw 5. Beth
anv .................... 700
G. Rocker To L. Rocker. =
of NV 5. Pine River ......... 1000
c. Spencer to J. II. Anthony,
lot 6. blk ,. and 5, :. S. o. blk
6. Smith add, St Louis. ..... 200
c and T. Neff to A. McRob-
crts. Sc OF NV II. Hamilton 1000
w. +. Bauer To c. +. Sharrar,
NV of ne 4. Emerson. ....... 200
W. +. Goodhall and VT to G..
X Goodhall and VT, sw of
sw II. Hamilton ........... 1000
G.. ]. Sandel and WI TO ]. Eli
colt, c u of sw and pit sc of
NV 33. Seville. $3.50
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-03-23
SEEDS SEEDS

We soliclte your inquiries for seeds
this spring. We have a nice assortment
choice quality, price right. You will
want some good seed field peas, try our
Northern Grown Seed. They yield
abuudantly. Alma Grain & Lumber
Co. X
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-03-23
School Money TO be $3.50 to Sc
Per Capita.

Auditor-Geueral Fuller estimated
that the apportionmeut of the primary
school money for May will be be
tween $3.50 and 81 per capita.
Since June, 1910. his department has
collected $S1S16S.33 from the follow
ing sources: Railroads, $50, 492 10;
telegraph and telephone companies.
$25,4S2.40; inheritance taxes $685.
1861; franchise fees, $46.SS9.67; in
surance fees. $31395S.21
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-03-23
Winter Wheat in Good Condition

II has been many years since wheat
has come through the winter in as
fine form in Eaton county as ii has
this season. Little if any has been
winter killed. and the largely in
creased acreage that was sowed last
fall will insure nearly a hundred per
cent greater harvest in 1911 than
for any season during the past fifteen
years.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-03-23
Patriotism.

Il know a fellow" remarked the
man on the car, who says that every
time he hears a band play Yankee
Doodle ne can feel the goose pimpies
creeping all over him, and yet It takes
q precinct committeeman TO drag him
30 polls on registration day.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-03-23
WANTED BOOMERS Furrt

WANTED BOOMERS Furnished
rooms to rent. Inquire OF Mrs Thomas
Smith, 500 Park ave. second house west
OF Catholic. church. 1e7ltf
FOR SALE-40 acre farm with good
buildings OF will exchange for house and
lot in Alma. Steven Reed, Farwell
Mich. l671t5
Have you seen the line of muslin
underwear at Bakers. i671tf
Don't fsii to secure one OF those scot.
m9slin skirts al Bakers l671tf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-17

Family wash starched dry,
Az cents per pound. Call M.
1899, A 3245. +~s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-17
T II E M A r K F. IS
PRICES PAID PRODUCER.

Apples-$1.50@2.Q0 a box.
Pears-$1.00 q 1.50 a box.
Oranges-Navel, 81 a bog.
Lemons-$5.25 @8.00 a box.
Cranberries-11 &C.
Potatoes-$1.20 b sack.
Sweet Potatoes-$2.25 O 2.3b.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-17
Don't Pay for Extras
When Buying a Piano
The Necessary Cost of An instrument Is Less At the
Silvers Piano Co And Why mo Gift Induce
ments, But Better Pianos for the Money"

| ceilencies OF these instruments. But
such argumentative force and per-
sausive eloQuence IL not essential
of pianos as the oid-time Hallet q
Davis Schubert. krell-French and
others we sell. Their tone tend
there 10 only one musical attribute
SO satisfying to the ear. their beau
tiful workmanship so readily apprs-
ciabls to the eye. and last. but not
least. the price SO consistent with
tho quality. that Il should be and Is
at this store.
Good second Hand Pianos.
We have on hand just now two
dandy good secondhand pianos. One
Mason 4 Hamlin, left here for sale
by Mrs. limos. who returned to VIII
liston, 8. Dakota, to live, Price $3.50
cash. The other, an elegant large
size mahogany Cable Nelson. used
but little, and which we understand
was sold originally for sass. This
piano we are In a position to offer
for even $500. on terms almost like
rental
Thirty Sales for November.
We have set our stakes for Mo-
vember at thirty piano sales. We
think this Is reasonable. Far be Il
from us at any time to expect the
geration. We want to be uniformly
fair and reasonable in our prices,
our terms, our statements concern
ing our methods of doing business,
and, in fact. In every way. We
know there are plano puyers In TIA
coma, many of them, and we want
to get just as closely in touch with
this trade as possible You will
profit by IL, and so Will we We
still have ON hand about a half
dozen of the Hallet a. Davis pianos
taken over from the former repre-
sentative 1--WE having bought all
the new ones they claimed to have
I I when we took ON the linel.
Wholesale cost and freight. They
are of the same quality and style
as those we secure from tho factory
direct and are REAL BARGAINS.
payment, with no advance In price.
dozen makes for selection. Make
appointment by phone, Main 6sSB,
for the evening, IL you wish.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-17
Both State and
Defense Throw
Jurors Out

any union since coming to the
coast.
The state now has only FIVE per-
emptories left and the defense II.
The state eliminated McLain, the
banker; Willett Drummer, a loco
motive engineer and Alexander
Gribllng, Grand Army veteran
who fought District Attorney
Fredericks in the last election.
The defense got rid of Major
Brewster C. Kenyon, a Long
Beach oil magnate, an admirer OF
Detective Burns; JACOB Lansing
fruit grower, and o. A. Heath, a
Compton farmer. The latter went
out because of his nationality, he
being English, and the defense
fearing that he had a prejudice
against the Irish.
Judge Bordwell had another
lvenire of forty men drawn.
barrow examined at length
lVenireman William Nicholson, q
Los Angeles grocer. He said he
had no feeling against unions or
union men. and had absolutely nc
opinion in the case. Darrow fin.
ally passed him for cause and Hor-
ton examined him for the state
Nicholson formerly ran a gro
Gerry store i'm Buffalo, N. Y. Be
fore that he worked as trolley
car conductor on the Buffalo
Niagara Falls route but he said
there was no union of the trolley
line men at that time.
Nicholson was finally passed by
the state after a lengthy examine
ton by Horton, In which he main
tanned that he had no opinion In
the case and never had one, also
had no prejudice against circum-
stantial evidence. He can now
only be removed by peremptory
challenge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-17
MAN
TAKEN
Ill I'LL
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(By United Press Leased Wire.
VANCOUVER. Wash, Nov. IT.
Suspected of being the man who
shot Sheriff Cresap Thursday
night when the officer was search
ing the railroad yards. for a man
who shot and killed Brakeman w.
II. Shores, John Hendricks. a pro-
fessional tramp. Is in hospital
today with a charge of buckshot
In his side.
The man was shot by Deputy
Sheriff Close near Kalama. A
burglars kit. some safe drills, n
bottle Of nitro glycerine and a gun
were taken from Hendricks. He
has been identified as an ex-con-
Wet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-17

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HALL OF RECORDS, LOS AN
GELES, CAL, Nov. IA decid-
ed sensation marked the exercis-
ling of challenges in the Mona
mara trial this morning when the
prosecution eliminated CLARK Nc
Lain, cashier of the Pasadena
bank, who was expected to re-
main.
When the shower of peremp-
tory challenges was over only two
men survived and they, added to
the three already In the box
brought the total up to Ave. The
two new Jurors are intelligent.
hard headed Americans of the best
type.
They are J. B. Sexton. orange
grower and real estate man, who
came here from Nebraska and was
a former school teacher. He may
have to be excused as his half
brother, Charles Sexton, is at the
point of death.
Other Is Carpenter.
William ]. Andre is a carpenter.
He formerly belonged to the
Brotherhood of Carpenters in the
East, but has not affiliated with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-17
Sentenced For
Suicide Try

Samuel Strong, 10, who at
tempted to commit suicide last
Monday night after his attentions
had been refused by Mrs. R. H.
Mueller, was sentenced to from
one to two years in the state re-
formatory. This is but the Sec
ond sentence for attempted sui
eide.
Dick Busselle, convicted of at
tempting to murder Frank Fer
raira, near Wilkeson, was sentenc-
ed to from seven to Is years in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-17

the penitentiary. Busselle had
taken Ferraira's money and left
him dying in the woods.
John e. Breeze. who brought q
young wife all the way from San
Francisco to Tacoma and left her
waiting without money at the
union depot while he hastily
jumped ON another train AMI went
back to a former wife. was SEN
fenced to from two to three years.
Joe Resch received a sentence of
from one to 10 years for grand
larceny.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-17

The wholesale cost of a piano Is
precisely the same at tho factory to
one dealer, or another. Therefore.
the s9ss of selling pianos Is the
ability to furnish greater or less
piano value for the money must be
measured.
Good pianos, like anything else
which Is standard, cost enough at
best. The problem every piano
merchant has to face. the one inn
portant thing which he must study
day and night. Is how to reduce his
and thereby be able to sell pianos OF
a given grade at less figures than
would be possible did he let his am
billions to grab all the business in
sight" get away with his Judgment.
and deal out his running expenses
with a lavish hand. It's nice
thing to have a fine store to run
numerous half pages OF advertising x.
to hire someone else to do all the
work. to give away FREE" premi-
But, dear reader. remember, that
much as the Sllvers Piano company
might like TO do those things, our
policy is different. Your interests
only basis upon which this new
store can hope to make Its influence
felt In the plano selling field In and
around Tacoma, IN to do just what
We PlpHOSd III our SluHHn-Stll "A
Better Piano for the Money" And
that is what we are doing.
Can't Get Away From This.
Here we are at 1115 c street, with
n stock of nearly one hundred of
Americas good, substantial, stand
ard pianos for sale, out of store
room just 1876 feet south of the cor
ner of 18th and C. street, but Just
far enough from the busy section
to enable us to pay less than one
eighth the rent we would have to
pay were we operating bigger
more beautiful and more elaborate
place of business. However, yon and
we both know that pianos are no
less meritorious because sold out of
an inexpensively conducted store
room.
We have no high salaried sales
men to sell our pianos. No experts
at presenting the superlative merits
and dndefatigable proofs of the ex-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-17
.FORFE|TS BAIL

w. f. Studebaker, wealthy
farmer, who almost ran over the
blun at South Seventh ami Cliff
avenue in his auto Wednesday
night, failed to appear in court
yesterday afternoon ON a charge OF
drunk and disorderly and forfeit
ed 500 bail.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-17
WILL APPEAL
SPOKANE CASE

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WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. IT.
1t was announced Mt the depart
government will next week ap-
ment of Justice today that tho
peal to the United States supreme
court from the decision of the
commerce court i'm the Spokane
rate cases. An immediate review
of the decision will be asked
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-17

UN X L Washing Powder for
sale at all groceries. sss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-17
May Make Yuan
President

PEKlN, Nov. li.-Yuan SKI
Kai's acceptance of the premier
ship will not prevent a meeting OF
representative men of the govern
ment called to arrange peace
terms. The new premier expects
the gathering to support reforms
that Will inaugurate, and in the
event that he decides to break
with the emperor and declare
himself president of the pro-
claimed republic, the meeting will
probably back him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-17
.Pantages Loses
$4,000 in Jewels
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SEATTLE, Nov. 17---Diamonds,
jewelry and clothing valued at
more than $4,000 belonging to
Mrs. Alexander Pantages, wife Of
the vaudeville manager. were stol-
en- from her auto last night while
she was attending card party.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-17
Sc a Month
NO HOMES NEED BE
PIANOLESS

A home without a piano is
not all that a home should be.
Music is the one great feature
for a happy home. No social
affair, no fireside gathering of
any kind Is complete without
music. There is no necessity
for any home now to be with
out a piano-$6 is all that is
needed.
We know there are at least
5000 homes in Tacoma that
are without pianos.
This offer is for them. It
surely should be worth SO
month, or 20 cents a day, TO
have the happiness and pleas
IRE that a Diano will bring.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-17

Dull Calf Button Shoes with
dull kid tops and patent cuff
and tassel at top, thick soles,
safe shoes for winter wear for
small children; sizes Ct HE
8 to 8, a pair =. y fsfJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-17
. OeOoeeeeooos
PERMANENT JURORS.

D Robert F. Balm, carpenter.
. Los Angeles.
D r. d. Green, rancher, Po- ]
D mona.
. Byron Lisk, president MILL
. ing company, Pasadena.
D j. B. Sexton, orange grow
D err, Alhambra.
. William J. Andre, carpen-
. ter, Los Angeles.
. . . q q = q q q q . = . [
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

/ cr.NERGT- H0USEWORK- by very neat.
/ tidv rounr Irish gir' no laundry work
usc.s 500 Flsne-ty's AEency, As Columbus
- TaI IA RiNsr.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

TWO GIRLS french. 'aundress. Competent
otter rhsr-1bo afd rr nurse. good seam
stress any distsuce Morrovs Agency. i'l
crInpton avc.- cor 5sth. Tel. 1852 rlaks
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

z. n. MANIY'S CHAs. DICKENS RIOsiTY
SHOP, now al $50 West 3ith st
Antiones reproductions ana modern furniture.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

NT-per pv North ~ ireland Young woman
host rof.reucos. city or country. wages 81
will take iufan, ar grown children. Flaherty =
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

-1-TrND Ant so- voUng ladv. $50. Miss Fitz-
t;errld's Employment AGenc,' "o1 ON ave.
L.. n n q.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
M4ia

-. ,,--T-r, T,xperienced mar. "a take charge Of
-.,1.sed Int department iu wholesale mouse
,,rs. have clear record and highest references
60. 80 experience arf salary In first letter.
l--.L-L.n .If'cr.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
ANTIQUES.
GENUINE ANTIQUES

Henry g. We'll s9s T.e~'nxton ave. cor 57th.
MICROSCOPES guns. nlath-matlcal. surgical
ard surveying Instruments: unrede-med
pledges a specially. NICELiSS 3 OLD CURL
osTTY SHOP. SO Park Row.
TT .AJVO RRO4 Antique furnitu-s, bri--s-
brac sheffield ami so.id silver 3SS sth ave.
27th r.. Tel. Madison Squsre
FRTT's ART GALLERY. 1OJ Wast 42d ct
Antiques curios. old jewels. siIverware rare
ans paintiags miniatures ana weapons. Old
soid bought.
ron SLIGHTLY used furniture Inducing
Prices CHARLES J. Darling co.. auc'ioueers.
successor JcAn T. stephens. CO. u,h ave. Tel
4s27 Murray Hili.
1TTssBi-rG & LEVY. AL Fourth ave. cor s0th.
-Peiiabe antiques and reproductions. Fprai-
.ure silver China. Brcnzes. Paintings. a. Rs-
duccd Prices
FIFRNrTt Re pictures. mirrors. uphostering.
- binet making, polishing picture framing ani
regIlding y. ,chOeu, ~ East 5sth ST.
WI OLD SHOPPE-ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
brio a -brac, paintings. porce elains. brorzes.
curio. 35G Fourth ave. Tel. 57l9 Mad. 50.
,ITAF. n. RAPNER. az Lexington ave. cor.
46th ST. -Rarcst Of antiques and works % art
bought and sold
a. sIN f-TM AKERS end UPHOL~TEFERs.-
Antique ana modern furniture repaired and re-
polished Monitor & Bros. iS6 East 34th St
rRfC : RRAC. ~hirs glass ivo-v. -heil fsns.
umbrella. parasole. everything repaired.
sU4rTCER ga efh aro.
r. NANIN'S CHAs. DICKENS CU RIOsirY
SHOP. now al $50 West 34th II.
Anti0nes reproductions ana modern furniture.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

COUPLE. First class butler and cook. rrli.
able. compstent young Germans: &c any dis
tsncs; $50 Waldorf AGency l. west ed 3,
phor. 3oc Madison.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

NANAGi<G sEIlEEiPElR. An -6ucatsd
vemsr - Sc coIegs grad Jste. a. managing
lv-AsHcfpsr '~ gentleraus fan'iH. thoTousnlN
ln'Hrsta1ds Managing servants. MARKETING. din
menus srf over thing pertaining 20 enter
>l'Hisr' NJ guests rsps ne energetic ana 'sc'
=. Fith ehNErsr. arrearancs we'll br~d ara Sig
--ec = = = Trirure ono
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
WORK WANTED

JAPANESE F'oma.'u.r, P.,ssI gu,.,u.
80 StYtb ay. Phone 1859 Sryant Best JAP
,h,se servants f,rnisnec u private fNh"e''
fs'sr,- .nv~sfigst~d
cH&rTrrI-E. MT1"9ANiC- Frup T., er seilin $
q, .-..t r.r-. f1rncr chauffeur. light "o'ored
a.. ..f. -arufrt. with 0~'fdfc fGnlN. ldS
s-... o.. .-a-,errc. can repair anu carefully drlv"
....... r.r'uau.1t position only. salary 50,
ou-s- "E. r" Trbuone Uptown Office 1864
B-csluat.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

FARMHAND.-s23 Scotch: good all around
man. teamster and mixer: several others
Inquire Mathewson Agency. SIS 6th Tel.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
LOST BANkBOOKS.

BANK EbOK No $50 sea of Tho Iri"n Dime
Savings Bank IN miasnE. ANY ncrs"n having
a claim 90 " .. herasv called unon O. present
the same within ten days or submit 10 having
said passbook cancelled and a new one Issued
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

,usr.rrr-l-U-. -v elo $50. single permanent
..e.-I r ., packard Peerless or Pierce AFRO"
..r e,. ..urr-, icf-rences. Carison. 4oi West
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

I..FFF.I-E ,2.sl. present employed. desires
tearrr arour April 70. good driver and ne
cta1ir. excellent ~efersuces :. T. Eodgcrs.
* Fulton sf.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

CHArTrr- .CoIo-ed. f.1r ears rsfer~n'"
'ror r,rr repai~ shoe. touring and city drir-
nE "a rzrh lawrence -.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


Male
| COUPLE. First class butler and cook. rel,
able. compstent young Germans. 60 any dis
tsncs; $50 Waldorf Asenc.. l. West sd 81,
phon. 3oo Madison.
| COUPLE. Man useful, wife good COOK: clty az
Agency. lti Gas, s7th 81. Tel. o22+ Plaza
| DA1RYMAN. $50. German. thoroughly unsrr-
stands stands tests; separn,ors, good ou,tsrmaker;
| helm. Nstheuson Agency. SIS 9th ave Tel
| S7s Rrysnt.
| ENGLISH COUPLE.--Gardener useful. work
ing housekeeper. good cook. nine years I'm
last place; $50 Miss shsa's Agency s Eas,
FARMHANDs. Young, Swedish lately landed.
willing and obliEing: Will do anything Of
sons Agency, 7cS Lexington ave. Tel. 1851
/ Plaza.
FARMHANp.-s25 German; good teamstcr
and mixer; sober willing man. with refer
sls ath ave. Tel. 3Is Bryant.
/ FARMH AND --swede: s25; good teamster and
mixer: . years experience: sober. reliable.
OLAF. Maihewson Agency SIS 9th ave. Tel S7s
/ BRYANT
| FARMHAND-s25 scotch: good all around
man; teamster ana mixer: several Others.
GARDENER AND UsErTL-German: good
vegetable grover, glass frames and generally
useful at anythin. needed well recommended.
Carpenters Agency, i54 Gih ave.
Observation-Disclosures care OF vegetable
/ garden. lawns, etc. good references. r. g.
| care of Con Len. - Greenwich St New YORK
/ GARDENER COOK, Etc.--Ccrman couple;
man coachman. gardener nnc generally use
j tul: wife cook and lsundress: excellent refer
/ encc. Carpenters Agency, ls4 8th ave.
/ GARDENER. COACHMAN--SwediSh: 8 years'
excellent references. s35-sl0 Industrial AS
scciation Employment Agency Il West 42d 81.
Phone 521o Bryant.
/ GARDENER Single Vegetables nowcrs
/ lawns; excellent references. {. J.. Coopers
Agsncy. 057 0th ave. 3sth 81
ers lawns. etc, prefer good master 20 high
wages. references. y. Mathewson Agency, SIS
I 9th ave. Tel. 37s-Bryant.
4 GARDENER.-Snge middle aged German.
( experienced vegetables. hcwcrs shruhs. lawn.
horses. poultry: temperate. honest. trrlst-
worthy' excellent references: competent. Box
-. Tribune once.
/ nrst class family: $40: 90 anywhere. Miss
shes's Agency East 42d ST.
/ POJLTRYMAN 500 who thoroughly under
stand5 his business: incubntors etc: sober
aro reliable: personal references O. Mathew
son Agency. s's 9Th ave. Tel. as Bryant.
/ NAI4ET-Cluh. travelling; four years expert
/ ence references. NJ OHslloran, S0i East sd
J g.
USEFUL MAN-German: s25: on gcntleman's
etc; personal references. w. Mathewson
Arcncy. SIS 9th ave. Tel 37S Bryant
+ USEFUL OR SECOND MAN.-English: arst
class city references. city Vuuntrv: SEQ
-" Niss Buckleys Asency = West 42d ST.
! Phone 74s7 Brrant
Young MAN, married. wishes position i'm
] stable. competent with horses and carriages:
I good driver: honest. sober. reliable man: res-
erences. Address James Reilly. 4sS Columbus
ave.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

~, Ha An English. nine years frst class
..Iy references. city or country. Miss Buck
B~s esency' II West 42d 81 Phone 74s7
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

cH,f rFFrR Frsnc1. -. six ears -1pe-i-
enc. ....,ss.u- --s-hsrfr. e~st cisss refer
.n-ss o-r repair. eit--. coun'r-. Fd Le'is. 'o5
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
DENTISTRY.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
-nToMOBLE INSTRUCTION..

;,fpTPIAI AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL. 22s WEST
Ia ~ ~ "rosd and practical instruction by aA-
r.rta "Quality-not quantity
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

rnrggw - f,e~r,.r thorougnl- experienced
f-E r.sss sU fosrrer halftone 'Nres-cocr
'''rm~--i- -efererces Grunert ~ Vest 6ith 81
VOTING MAN-CollsEe education good address
t--ft tf~ .fr-fei f'0 10Y ".
're-1e -'o7n cfi"e 1854 Froso7s,
TO- 80 WaN s2i vieh~s f~~ houro evenings
e- a.r. ~ No-E Regsn. 81 Fast ssh 81
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
WATER FILTERS.
HERE TO DINE.

DRINK PURE WATER--LINkE "ACORS'
anc Advance self cleaning stone tube water
ouriaers. indor8sd bv leading physicians.
hookief mailed az West tifh
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
CHIROpOOISTS.

CHIROPODlsT- -Scicntlnc method Treatme.
given af my Office or az your residence N De
s.rrd. Charges moderate. d. Ll-tE. 100 Yves
Isfh ~ Tel t25a Rryanf
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

ohAhH-Young swede. smooth face
..ood driver. excellent man for the rountrv. !.
svs isferencs Carpenters Agency, 154 9th
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

%, I-Ak VALET speaks English, French
-. .'lian. rrst class references. city or coup-
.91 s1'.kG5. Miss Buck.eys Agency. II Wes;
"a s. Phone 74s7 Bryant
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

iLtk rSEPT'r. Young. tsl Sweds III
ls understancs lis du'ies excellent refer
small wages. Osterbergs Agsnc', 1l6
g-Hn ave rof iO5J Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

AID WAITRESS. -- FoT
tl-,-~,,II. y g.. So. Mss FitzCera III 9
-,-.. -r. -t- ave Entrance On 490 St.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

CHAMHERNAID AND Sc AMsTREss;;-.TTo IN
S.r~nv- -.-v. So Miss Fitztfcraid's EN-
rrov--eai sgenc, sos 5th ave. Entrance on
New-York tribune., 1911-04-16
Fenlare.

r-,,,.--r-D--Orce r BOY. American: bring writ
-. -efS-oucrs oIiO. 10 West 81.