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bv -bs starner sex. r. she can have many
,o.-urn,s the matter IS simple. She VIII no
3ogb, he able 10 reconcile herself without
nv great mental anguish % wearing one
n Tho most severe style on the few coca
mons uler They are considered imperative
and A. other times she can satisfy her
ssths,ie longing with tho various shades
and degrees Ur the demi or scmi-demi
tailored costume.
When. however. single costume must
DO duty eor nearly all day occasions II Is
-.the, hard 20 know how 90 choose 50
ba, sI future heart nurninss may be
avoided Undoubtedly tho ono costume
saoull 10 ono of tho palmer order, and tor
20 material ~ would probably bo impos-
s5le 10 6rd ANYTHING better than serge.
This Is "a fabric that Us by nature lifted 10
ifl gracefully Tho most varied positions ID
ne wardrobe ~ well dressed woman u.s.
exact place being decided iu any case by
t-e manner of lis treatment and tine thing7
tia ac-1w1a1y it With plain, well
made serge suit ZOO black or dark blue as
foundation t.n clever woman can get a
Wonderful variety of effects by means OF
sccessori,s Some. az least of her long
.nss for feminine dclicacy in her attire
sle can graufy br having her blouses'
jabots gloves aud boots OF tho finest In
her hats. 'oo sho can get considerable vac
rety without departing from the Styles
Tat m8r property be worn with tailored
costume BIZ intelligent attention 10 all
these details size can be- much better
e'cssed v.u hoy one serge suit tan IL
o. ndl'Ecl H second more elaborate
ono and disre-ardcd the little things
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EIGHT MORE GIRLS GARDENERS
They GO to Hampstead and join Mrs.
O. H. P. Belmont S Pupils.

Eight more East Sid, Girls lave taken 10
boomers and gardening They loft the
CITY for Hampstead. Long Island, yester-
dav 20 join the four who we're established
already as pupils on Mrs. o. II. ?. Bel
monts farm school on her place. Brock
hoist Tho four went last Saturday
While the Political Equality League Is
teaching girls how % farm on Long Island
IT is showing boys end girls how 10 cast
ballots in New York. There viii be vot-
Ing lesson in the Harlem headquarters, No.
2So Lenox avenue. next Monday evening
Joseph Aspern, Tammany leader in the 51st
Assembly District. and Irvine Hurts, Re-
publican leader will be instructors
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out overseverlty and is made in -four pieces.
In this case. tho right front has been fin
ished with a hem and Tapped on 10 the
left side but the back portions have been
scanned The skirt can DO made with back
oyerlapped exactly as Is the front. how
ever. and features OF this kind are greatly
I'm vogue Such suit can be made from
broadcloth or from mixed suihngs. or. In
deed from any seasOnable material.
For the medium size the coat VIII require
i've Yards OF material q or 20 yards either
q or % inches wide: for the skirt will be
needed 52s yards g. yards A. or "a yards
bo inches wide when material has ilgure or
nan. but II there Is no up and down, "a.
wards A inches wide will suffice. For trim
ming the coat will be required ! yard OF
broadcloth and y yard OF satin.
TIE pattern. No 6s05. Is cut in sizes "a 10
q bust measure. and No. 6,S9S, In sizes -
20 10 waist measure. They will be mailed
10 any address on receipt OF 10 cents
please give number OF pattern and meas
ures distinctly. Address Pattern Depart
ment. New York Tribune. II In hurry FOR
pattern send an extra 2-cent postage stamp
and we viii mail It by letter postage In
sealed envelope.
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HOME HELPS TO
HEALTH AND BEAUTY

IEEASELLSS FACE CREAM-Althousn
1aih' o. age large pores. rough SKIN am am
:. mature "rukles-havc begun 10 snOI
-, 94r lace. YOU can Get rid OF mem " GU
w ZfeassIess cream Jelly: Get an ouhCf
sinozoin from any drug store Put -
Aat-pn' cold water. ada Two tsa
s,ulus glfcerlne, stir and let stahu .
~ hours Apply this cream jelly anu
..l PlI ind 10 VIII remove all art anu
1es82 oil from the pores, make the large
- smaller ana leave your SKIN soAl,
s,l.9ih and fresh looking. Alnozoln y
lie for preventing ana reInoFi nS
80. heads, skin pimples, frechles anu
,. a.lELPFU1. EYE TONIC-No one can az,
-p 10 neglect his or her eyes. IL YOU
- orsnt. clear beautiful eyes that WIZ
n.lch admired. YOU can have them WIZ
yp'l care. Get an ounce OF cryStOs lrOul
~. ~ Druggist and dissolve IL In pint OF
49, Put two or three drops OF u,ls
san, S I'D each eye daily and you Will nc
49, seq now 50 will strengthen weSh,
sfs eyes and make them strong, heaIthy
49, parking. II - soothing ana hHs en-
Classes.
HARMLESS HAIR REMOVER. Mature
srs,.intot intend women 70 have marry
Twins on the face. and even though
Il ana dark hairs do appear, they Caii
sa-,,assiiy and quickly removed without re-
els 70 TIE pain and expense OF Gio
rsSlle needle. splendid depilatory ~
5ls,o,ts simply mixing a little po sS,,,, "a a
- n ne WIFI sufficient water 10 10TH "
sr9 paste. Spread thickly on hairy surface
IN Da remain two or three minutes th en
are III and wash the skin. and the mars
oa1css yne Druggists charge dollar on a.!
As tIe ~. s delatone but IL Is wen worth H.
49, fst application usually suffices.
eIr -NaE-AADE BLOOD TONIC.-No one
d.. .@peci 10 appear attractive with plIh-
he t,n over the face. During the WihLel
g9od Is likely 10 become thick ana
l.-e171s.. from accumulated poisons, WhiGn
p b. IVY md an outlet through the shIn
= % iofm OF pimples. This condition can
AID tlltyhle BY taking good system toIl-S
ff.6oVo purifier An excellent ana mex
rado Win Esrde1a 'I pisso on one ounce
al 'e'nene In a half pint alcohol, then
.sis.s haf cup sugar and enough not
.lao,t 90 make a quart. Take table
ss before each meal and You wiz
-. leel Ike "a new person. and your com
20. VII clear and take on a healthy
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PROPOSALS.

TREASIR DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
Supervising Architect. Washington. ~ c..
February : iglf--raaied proposals viii be re-
coiyed AZ this Office until O'Clock p. no. on
tho 18th dar ~ April. 1911 and then opened.
Tor the CONSTRUCTION uncludmg tie drainage sys-
tenn plumbing pumps. etc. ~ me United states
barge Office New York y. r., iu accordance
with drawings and specifications. copies ~ which
may be- had tho office ~ the Chief En-
giuecr ami Superintendent ETC.. United states
Public Building. room 40, L. g. custom House
Building New York y. y, orr az this ONCE. AZ
the discretion " the ~up'rt sing Architect
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR
Supervising Architect.
OTFiCF 0I, TIE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT
OF Columbia March q. 1911 Washington, u.
{ Sealed Proposals will pe received az this
Office until = o'clock =. VI March 10. l9ll for
constructing a Manual Training School building
~ the intersection of Wisconsin Avenue and
23rd street Northwest Washington. u. 4.
nation may be obtained from mo chief clerk Or
tho Engineer Department. u. g. Room AZ. Dis
trict Building. and o deposit or ten dollars WIZ
na required TO guarantee the return n plans ana
specifications. Ct'NO IT. RUDOLPH. JOHN \.
JOHNSTON. WILLIAM y. JUDSON. Comnis-
sioners, n. G.
PROPOSALS IL. s DEPARTMENT or AG-
riculture Ofice ~ the Secretary. Washington.
r. g. March q. l9i1.--Seaed proposals IN du
ulicate will be received the ONCE ~ tho Dis
bursting Clerk until . @. M. Saturday. April /.
1911 for furnishing nifty t5W tons more or
less Of ersenate OF lead. Full Information FUR
nlshed on apDllcation 70 the Dlsbursng Clerk.
Blds must be sealed and addressed 20 the SEQ
Rotary - Agriculture. IN accordance with In
structions given on the schedules. JAMES VIII
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Of Interest TO 6Uomen
THE SERGE COAT SUIT IN ST. PATR|CKS HONOR
How One Hostess Plans to CeIe-
brate His Festival.

\ woman who likes to set away from
the beaten track is planning TO entertain
her friends ON ST Patrick's Day at cafe
dinner. Small tables. seating only one
couple. viii be arranged against the walls
OF her dark panelel dining room. and after
each course there will he a change Of part
ners Thus each story teller viii need only
one new Irish joke 10 carry him through
the meal. Partners viii be found at first
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Can Be Made to Fit Gracefully
Into Many Places.

while some women delight i'm the smart
na,rieh tailored costume, there are others
',,,o are made positively unhappy by hav-
49, - wear anything Of the kind Yet II
- much % commend it from a unitarian
I'm, Of view. and when woman is get
- suit for general service she must be
..ref,l not 20 let any fondness she NAV
80 FOR the soft and feminine induce her
-sndor TOO IA from the models adopted
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GINGER COOKIES.

a carefully tested recipe FOR od-fash-
toned ginger cookies calls for a cupful ~
uolasses. a cupful of sugar, three-quarters
NJ a cupful 81 shortening, q cupful Of hot
water. an egg, q scant Lowell tablespoonful
or soda. a hearing teaspoonfui Of ginger
level teaspoonful Of cinnamon and -four
enough 10 roll out. Put tho ingredient to-
Scther I'm tho usual way and bake quickly.
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THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Irregular checked materials are among
TIE pret.iest suitiuss that the season has
20 offer. Here is costume made OF one.
With collar and cuffs of broadcoth edged
with satin. The combination OF materials
is a most encctive one. The suit Is sma
yet absolutely simple and practical The
coat includes many 81 the latest features.
II has tho deep round collar and the two
buttons that mark the newest models, and
the back can De made plain or in two Sec
lions. the upper one pointed and lapDed
on 10 the lower. The skirt is simple with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-09

tsenty-four inches Vide are % cents a
yard
ono store makes "A practice OF trimming
al hats purchased there free Of charge
Art tanelas for curtains. pillows, etc, In
excellent colorings, are IS cents yard.
Mems spring neckties IN the latest styles
and patterns are 50 cents each.
Princess slips OF lawn in pink blue and
lavender are 81 each.
Three coat hangers, IN leather case, sell
FOR % cents.
Pretty little shawls Of white Shetland
wool are 81 90 and g o.
Chudren's REFERS OF chinchilla cloth sell
ar &c each up 10 the hve-year size.
Embroidered silk evening coats, in man
DARN effects. are $35.
Real canton crepe shawls. with knotted
six fringe borders. are 81 30 and 80 each.
Suits Of black satin in new models are
t2i 30.
cut glass sandwich plates. IN several
stvIes and designs. sell at Sc IS each
BLACK dancing dolls. IN large size. az
ford much amusement and sell for 81
Blue Bird penwipers are new and pretty
and sell for 20 cents each.
,rb. names OF shops where articles mentioned
- .h,s age were seen be obtained by send
. ~, 20 stamped and addressed envelope 20 seen
10 10 Ga. shops" New-York Tribune. To insure
- nrompt reply the date OF publication should
-. IL
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ros SCALES ON A PALM.

r7ou- or FIVE drops OF castor oil allowed
a. ,rickls down into the heart OF a palm
wifi remove the scales. Apply the dose
orce a week. Lukewarm soapsuds
-honId be used 20 wash Off the dead scales.
THEN rinse in cold water. This is said 20
~ an excellent remedy by those who have
800 &, and IL repeated by request
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known Dog o.. street Numbers 800 and Sol
Southern Enuer ard.
Th, approximate amount ~ tho lien or charge
% satisfy witch th. above described prppery Is
fo lc sold 81 $40 s.g with interest from February
18TH 1911 together witu the costs anu allow
an.o amounting t1 S34l -. with interest thereon
rnu February @itu. 1911. together with tho eA-
loUzo- OF tine saIr
THE approximate amount ~ Tho taX~s water
ratios r- other liens upon tho above described
property r.iI,l are tp to allowed to tho pur
chaser ont of t1o purchase money or paid by TIE
Referee is s..2l 96 and iuter"s..
The promises win be- sold subject -o the tol-
lowing eucsWbraEros:
4 7-.t mortgage ~ S3Go0o with interest az
yer cent from January Isl. 1911.
SUBJECT also 90 monthly fe1anHief.
Dated New York. March Z 1911
~ - Vrr
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rb. lunches OF rhubarb now found IL
.a-Let are pleasantly suggestive Of spring,
80 in spite Of their snamic appearance
-, are more welcome on the table at
. ~ reriod than tho luscious stalks that
coms later.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
Garrett CLEANING.

n. Y. CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable. Send rOr Circular.
Tel. 4592 -4d93 Bryant. i3I-4Sa w foth ~.
CAREFUL, CARPET CLEANING co Cleans
nv corn pressed air. steam. hand or on noor
1b5s broadway. All East 4Sth st. COE
RRANDT Tel I9o-9sth.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
BOROJGH on BROOkLYN.

t6s RENgEN ST near subway: spotlesslv
clean large or small rooms an modern in
provcmenta. select ncighhorhood. moderate. TEL.
a,bor. Main -.gnT Investigate
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.

ROoEs OPENED. closed balanced. olsen
tangled. periodically posted. reliable service
moderate charges, practical instruction giNen
Herman T. OoldlchW.dt 100 Nassau ~. Phone
.4n- HsaEm8n
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For SALE.
SLEEPING On \ HOP PILLOW

NH FTNG IN HUT TIITUN
improves the health OF everybody Relieves
Insomnia For general debility the good rs be-
youG belief until tried. send postal Tor free
INFORMATION ABOUT HOPS.
ROBERT WELLES. Nevburgh. y.
RIO ARGAINS-Siightly used once furniture.
desks typewriters. cash registers. ADDING
nn.chtn-s monographs. ulnE cabinets, safes. al
Sressing machines time clocks. partitions. check
rrotertors bookcases NATHAN. White at
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Emgcle-e. eokcs for the babys dresses
t'a be bought separately ar p cents each
Waterproof and spotproof fouiaraS'
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RAT DETERMINATIONS.
AUTOMOBILES

A PRIVATE FAMILY Will SACRIFICE on
account death OF my husband. seven Pas
senger Rochet- schneider So Horsepower: re-
Gently overhaued az Lyons. France. EXPENSE
OF $50. equipped with high tension Bosch
magnetic. cape top. = lamps. horn. tools extra
shoe tubo- etc. cost M si4 600. sacrifice ro~
$500: also my Maxwell runabOut. fully
equipped 1878. Mrs. CARDOZAS Chauffeur
2I50 Broatway New Yo-k.
BARGAIN SELDOM OFFERED. -LOCOMO-
bile warranted perfect condition. ave pas
senger full equipment, magnetic, lamps. horn
tools. etc. 5000. will demonstrate anywhere
EDWARDS CARTER GARAGE. BroadWs,.
18th St. New York
PRIVATE FAMILY Will sacrifice Maxwell run
about In perfect running order. equipped with
ton. : lamps horn tools etc. car recently over
hauled and repa!nted: sacrifice S.Tj Edwards,
Carter Garage. Broadway and 18TH II.
CADILLAC. ONE CYLINDER. LIGHT DE-
livery wagon. good condition. $3.50.
STAPLES. 17TT Broadway. Room zoe.
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DRESSM AkiNG.

COMPETENT DREssMAK.cR makes and -
models street and evening dresses children g
spacialtv Alice i26 Dast lcfh st Tel iVs-
stu. csani
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A DEErRABLE LOCATION. opposite Park
southern exposure. American people. large and
small rooms private bath. paslor dining room.
Al Vest lailA Ct
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EXCURSIONS.
CALIFORNIA TOURS i'i Rsaa9
Raymond Whitcomb Co., 2a5 9Th Az, y. Z.
EXCURSIONS.
INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION.
For Both SeXes-City.
THF BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
Madison Square Gt22 Broadway. Harlem
Branch: 343 Lenox ave, bet Firth and i2sth
cts Brooklyn Branch: 2ls220 Livingston st
Private Lessons and classes school or Resi-
dence Terms Reasonable. Trial Lesson free.
4 STAGE DANCING AND STAGE TRAINING
school ROBERT MARKS l03 W. 42d 50.
Phone GS4 BRYANT. "
ACTING TAUGHT BY FAMILY OF SUCCESS
ful actors recently retired. quick method.
FORD. Gaietv Theatre.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

Amer ican and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors Govern
esses etc 10 Colleges. schools and Families.
AMY 10 Mrs. NJ. J. YOUNG-FULTON.
% Union Square
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TIL, names OF shops where articles mentioned
- .b,s Dae- were seen can be obtained by send
On '.,'0 TANNED and addressed envelope 70 seen
,ns 81. shops New-York Tribune To insure
IL ,rnn,n, rsply the date OF publication should
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-09

RED %" LiHEFEss5F4 B 81 MI !; Ss St:
For San Juan. p r.. La Grayg o c pto, oa0e0'
PHI. kDfSfPIITA. Mar Is CARACAS. Mar. %
For Marquee. y. r, Ia Guayra' Curaedo anu
MsTacaibO
zf-rrA Mar 80 MARACMBO... Apr. .
sunerior Accommodations for Passengers.
BLISS. DAILETT & Co,
$500, ,i.raoars 50 Wall ~.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

rCTLEE-vALET. s.: Al reference. country pre-
frrred. noG-driuhcr. W.. care ~ Lamb. 1875
Warorief Place.
COACHMAN. gardener. useful; i've Years ex-
country preferred. A. Industrial Associs ton
Employment Agency, y West 4-d ~. Phone
32l0-Bryant.
COOK Lady wishes 20 place her man oEng-
worker. country. state particulars. Address
Rerk"lev. 80 Vest P3d En-
COUPLE Wife good COOK. manager. man son-
orally useful. will DO work OF small house
u. r.. Miss fitzGeralia Bureau, 500 9Th ave.
cnuance i2d s..
FARMER Practical. American. -. Ffe o.
rerienec bcst OF references. Davis. EOS East
3Sth 81.
GARDENER. 80. German. single. life experience
wishes situation as working superintendent:
best of references ~ O. ability and character.
address, ! s.. Box -. tribune Office.
GARDENER. experienced: fine ve.4
table grover. glass frames fruits. flowers
ana general work. excellent reference. Car
peu'ers AGen~v. - 5th ave.
GARDENER. Thoroughly experienced I'm cen
cral care or gentleman places. i've wears ref
erence. r.. Miss FitzGe-alds Bureau. 500 9th
ave. entrance @2d 81.
C'ARugNER.-Nlar small family. Nth ex-
c"IIcnt reference from last employer. expccta-
IONS moderate. James, W. Hli.ott a sons. -
Nssey -.
GARUENCR.--saIss single. -, wants post
ton March T. or april Z 20 take charge OF
gentismau's place. references. Hans VaupeL
Stonv Ford y. =.
GARDENER % Tire old school: married: no fam
i.r; nationality Scotch. is seeking 4 situation
where ability is appreciated. Watt Elliott g
seed store. ~ Yesey st.
MARRIED COUPLE.--..r Ziis1. no children.
entire charge Eentleman's place: thoroughly
experienced gardener. g re board help. refer
enres. Carpenters Agency. "a 9Th ave
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-akirE French. German. Eng
siti"n; growing children. clt-
.rnas=. Is Wnrf g-fh 9
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Central Hudson
Steamboat Company

ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF NAyIGA-
TON TO NEwBURGH.
STEAMER LEAVES PIER -, y r. THURS
DAY AND SATURDAY
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TOI sF'Il IEPEE Good caterer and manager.
avrcI I.rt references. city or country. ST. T..
Mis- Margaret smiths Agenryl 70 West AZ 81.
Tel .nna HrNlnt-
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Blue Bird penwipers are new and pretty
and sell for 70 cents each.
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BLACK dancing dolls. IN a large size. az
ford much amusement and sell for 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-09

Cut glass sandwich plates. IN several
STYLES and designs. sell at Sc IS each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-09

fish. thoroughly evperioucsd. all
'2r0Ilcnf references. cts or couu-
g.. Miss Hur-Icve employment
'eSt 49, ST. Phone. 1f~T PVant.
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COOK Scotch. Protestant: Thoroughly expert
anred g. Years excellent reference. would
~ to So Louis Mo $50 81 NJ Industrial
Association Employment Agoncr. - West i2d e.
COOK -Ladt wishes to place her man eng
Isl prD'osfsnff. iF excellent cook and house-
worker. country. state particular, Address
Tlr-It.fev IsS West $3.50 g.
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HOT SCWORK-Tvo swedish girls. cook o.
ccIleut baker. other laundress. shirts. collars.
cuffs. both thoroughly experienced. ~ any dis
lance Morrow Agency. 72i LeAiuson ave
.r-r..- 5sfH 20
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~I-VORE Mother and dsuChter. cock
good laurdroes excellent baker. daughter
riiefnbcrmaid and waitress. both experienced.
highly recomr1aud city. country W,rrov's
Agencv III Lexington ave. corner 5sih N
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CT AMB EENtID.-To assist. German. frst
class references, city or country SO ~ ~.
Miss BuckieSs Employment Agency. = West
~ - Phone. TtS7 Bryant
'HAAiBERMATD etc.. nurse. etc.. two sisters
Chamber aiG-Usitress. nurse 20 assist
cuambcrwork. excellent references. city nr
country. Miss Buckleg', Employment Ageucy.
y West 49, 81 Phone 14s7- Bryant.
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KTTCHFNAfATI-Sw edish. drst ~lass- good ~ef-
erc1ces. willing and obligiEg wages S25. Cfss
wilson's Ag=ncy. 40 East 57th 81. Tol e22i
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AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION.
LOST AND FOUND.

FAC SMILE LETTERS g. psr thousand a.
livery when promised. "I.etters' Co. 49,
- -
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-20
HOSPITAL NOTES.

Morris V. Foss was operated upon this morning at the Holy Cross hos- pital hy Dr. J II Mustard. assisted by Drs Hnl and Sloan
 George Sykes is in the hospital. a patient under the care Of Dr. sloan.
 F. Wallace smith is doing ve~y nicely, Is the latest reports from his physician. pr Mustard
 Mrs. Sslgetto is patient in the hospital suffering from appendicitis an1 m have to undergo an operati, u'
 Eugene Escalier. who was severely burned about a month ago when Jha cabin oh F street took fire. and h. ran oat of the house with his clothes on fire. leaves the hospital today. wher, he has been for the past four or i've weeks under the care of h. Mustard
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-20
MANY NovIcEs CROSS
 cHIlkOOT AT 4. BIS

Saturday evening before the "jinks" a number of chechcos. and a few sourdoughs who had never experi- enced the rapid descent of the Chill Root pass on the trail into the Great White country beyond, in the early days of the stampede to the Klondlke' were initiated into the mysteries of the Arctic Brotherhood on Saturday evening, and no doubt every one of them are now full fledged dog punch. CTS" and know the trall by heart
 The following weer initiated: An dcrs r, Brandt. w. L. Bohannan. r l.. Cowden. F. H. Eagles. J. F. Hobbes. R. r. Hoffmark. w. II. Johnson. J. H Jensen. r x. Karrer. Philip Murphy, William Moore. J. A Mallach, Clar- ence Mayer. Dr. D s. Neuman. Roy J. Osborn, Antonio Polet. c. F. Reed, R. W. J. Reed. Irivng M. Reed. Oliver $. Weaver. Stanley R. Wilson
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-11-20
JOE BERNARD HEARD FROM.

This morning Capt. Pete Bernard received word from his brother Paul, who went out on the Senator. and had arrived home in the East that a let ter from Joe. who Is in charge Of the
 This Is most welcome news for Joe took the trader Teddy Bear into the Arctic two years ago. and when no tidings were head from him or his boat during the past summer it was believed that they had perished in the Arctic region and their boat destroy ed. The telegram Is the first news to be received from Joe since a year ago last summer.