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New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

zion. fe "a successful grover Cf roses. eaiHa lglis
and 9U kinds ~ clt flowers and u-ants u.la-' -
riass. r.eU acquainted with the growing %, ltt
SfatiS- and taking care of lawns trees. siTupS'
,tI iddress Gardener 29S Warren a.. Brook
In y L
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

Vour hD--. m desired NEW YORK CAREFt-f.
LEANING BrREAU. - Wee, I35lh. Phone
-..g- Harlem.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

.-f' ~ COW. etc.. good references willing END
srs ono. NatleVsOu Agency. SIS 9th ave.
p 81 Br,snf
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED,
Male

,-,pr,f-N-t-p win ff, e,aerieuce shes posi-
ton IS successful grover OF lGses; ,1 '9 l,Je
class. well acquainted with the growing ~, 80
etable. and taking care of lawns, lre.' toi,
etc. Address Gard'ner -"o ""I''" S''
G1FDENT.K-M q. thoroughly tNperl
er,reI ir cva.vthinc- an kin-s q Mowers lrH
otabIes. lawns shrubs. trees ianHseaplHE' I.a Ia.
lbi~ert. roads farming. 81 Ock. horses. poultry
and iucirbators. able take charge or gent le,aN >
pl4ce. references. a. r.. Box "-G 'lea' N',"'
l--,PT,T->.T.T- scotch single. 49, experienced
c-reenh-us. vegetable and uo""f baIut''
shrubs lawns. fruit noa-smghel. sl..etN ~ g.s
pcrate. oolsrS. sor" inoWltdGt aug.,'D'i S, i,,
wants c.arge private place; reference IRON ldsl
orlplover Address Gardener Boz los lIioui--
I-ptowr Office 1884 broa1va'.
GARDENER Married. lfe eAperient: veg.
TABLES fruit flowers. lawns. shruooeiy an!
drives. handy with carpenter ltV.s ~ 80 [ys
last uositicn best references I- T. W. "'''-''
397 Lexington ave
7TApD,-VrT,- ,-~horou@rlr understands garden.
i0r I'm an JUS branches: best rCt,., ms: l.
v-ars ONE place. Address J.. h.' - '''n''" s-''
1.,RDI.NFF- 90. German. single. lfe oxperienee
wishes situation as working sup9flntellsI1 sI1.'
best of references as 60 abllly 90 ''-' t''.'
Address r g.. Eox 3l. lrlolne Dii.,-.-----
---,fT,r.~-I,II single. experienced. hue veSe-
tab.c grower: glass frames. fruits. hoWcis
and general work 'A'eiiehi i'tri'"''- 1'
..,..af'e Acer... f54 Gtr ave.
GARDENER. -Thorughiy experience IN ee95
crsI 0ar, Of gentleman places it' \edt ~.
erercc. H. Mis- FitzGera'ds Bureau. 80" 'tA
ave-. entrance f.d FL
CART-.NER. Married. small faui2 with eX-
cslIerf rofcr,uc, from las, eml.oyert "Npects- ~
ff9ns moderate. James. ". Elliott N sons -
Nesey -t.
GARDENER OF the Old scaooi. married no fam
t,,- nationality scotch. is seeking O. situation
where ability is appreciated. VAT. Elliott s.
seed store ~ N,sey s'.
GARDENER Scotch. $50; single. experienced
Vitb flowers. Vegetable. ETC.. bos, ~ rei'
er,es sandy Mathevson Agen.t. SIS 9th ave.
Tol $40 BRYANT
1;AUDENEE- Uraorsands his business good
rsfercrce J ~ Webster e.. NoUart = J.
HOTSFMAN. Useful >ounG Nar"eF'-l. Hll
/ host -cfere1ces. 81. eorufr' preferred u i's
Stea'S Agercy. = East AL ST.
MARRIED. COUPLE. English: no children
.ntire charge Eeufcwlus place. thorourh 't
oxperieured gard"rc~. V'f" board help. refer
ancos carpenters Agcnc,. l5+ 9Th ave.
POtTTRYMAN $50. Scotch, thor 1e IS un.e.
stands bis business: experienced in S'otIann
and America. references Scottt. care Mathn"
eor Agc-.y Sls G,h ave. TrI 31s -i'rtanl
T-sEFII. Man 81. German. ou g'1tieiasn B
couutr, pla.e- single. horses. cow gsri"'
cii-kcrs etc. hest Of reference. Aafh'"sah
.pcU., >fS Cth ave. Tci 37s Bryant.
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.EW YORK.
Hotel Gramatan
Lawrence Park, Bronxvilie. N. Y.
INSTRUCTION.

For Boys and Youns Men-City.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

AMERICAN extensive traveller here and
abroad educated. business capacity. would
,ye.,,fa commissions anywhere or would tour
,,,tb marty Address John Ashton. - East
gof 81
WANTED -Tru-tWorthy. coiuF,trnt man. VII
S. 900 cash. To- permanent local store. no'h
,.t"ieseie and r..aU In well known staple I'm
SlOo a month and al expenses ana Ah"ral snhTi
~ prouts Large. well known hnus' sstahlisNt q
',rshlc man Favorable Investment high elias,
tusir.rs. right man should make $1,000 wear ~
hotter. Iargr futuIr TrusDecls It~i~r"rr"s fe
a,,lfed Y-ar particulars address T.. Box =. Tribune
WAKE AfONEY ~ IDLE HOURS.
= nd f1r "G1od Tings o. Invent
ErsAR TATE * CO. ~ BrOadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

/ NURSERY GOTERNEss.- English, thoroughly
~ cvrericrced in physical care 4 children coun-
| try preferred. excellent references from ply
sirfsr4 and employers. g.. Miss FitzGe-ald :
Bureai JOa 9th ave, entrance i2d 81.
/ NURSE Experienced; infant or grown: neat
sewer: also German girl. Goes house~ork' city.
! countr. Morrow's Agcnyr ~ Lexington ave,
? corner JSth st.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

.QOKkEEPER Expert u1okkecpe- and auditor
assres extra work evenings or sundays. books
p,nel or closed br u.-ht o- contract; reason
te Accountant. i1x 40 Tribune Office.
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lRMLN'S kGEkCY,

lRMlH'S AGENCY, s. " G.a5 So 55.s a.s.,... =
ti0us supplied with oest male and fcms,e help
Established - years
ALBANY EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, - last
nsticnsi.ties. refer euces carefully inves usdte-
Tel. 5255 Madisoa square.
Al CARPENTERS Employment Agency, 10
6th ave. EstabUsled 1>i1. We have pest
coachmen. gardeners. groons married coupleS.
farm fOremen, farm hands. Al nations wei
recommended.
BRONN.-Tel Melrose-G@gl. HOusew0rkers,
cooks. iauudresses, ctanberinaics. actresses
wanted immediately. Wills Agency, 40 W ms
ave, near 1i9th 81. IL and subway stations.
COOKS. buffers second .ncn. mattresses. lapn:
dresses chambe,-ualdy. lItchenmalds, ladlcs
maids cooks who launder general h0useWoin-
ep Jussila Employment Agency. 6so LeNlhs-
ton ave
T. V. ODELL q FREDERICK ROBBINS. En-
ploymec. Agents SO sixth ave. near 4tln y.
Tei. 2SOi--}ryaut. Best private FAMILY AcIp' Fel-
erenoes investigated.
FRANCES CZAJAs EMPLOYMENT AGl-Nt, y
T. lJGth 81: 1jGth ST.. l. station Tel 20 Ne.l'Se,
GOLDEN RULE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY fur-
niS.es strictly hrst class help 10 private IAN lam
flies hotels and Institutions. G63 Ctn ave. Ieie
phone 2o4a-Murray Hill
GRANTS ATLNNTlC sEEVANTS- hfsn
and .'-or,r- a..,+@'rot domestic tIorDi-s
Toiorcd help "a specially. q West l94in So
teleuhoue .65o Harlem.
- T0fIX EMPLOYMENT AGEN,Y Reliable
male all female help cf an ral-l lltlil,7 ~"
! irtesfieated references IS West 10Th ST. It'.
40 Harlem.
/ Ir.I1F-N EMPLOYMENT AGENCY furnishes
l promptlv only FIRST class. reliable nomestic ana
other help Bryant Building. A west 42d ST.
| Telephone 42Sl-BTyant
/ MISS NGRROW's Employment AseHry. ~
/ Ieyingrou ave. cor 5stl st. surpile- hrs.
lass helm or all uatona.i-les. mai" and i+A4a .e'
city or country Phone Plaza lJ-N
I reo,i tAgencvi 2Ug East 42l -. NurraF tti'i
/ co.0 s,l-Iiies rrafess onal. mercantile ana do
U7esfir WORKERS References investigate
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s. HOFMAYER. Reid A Barton HuHd.us
.an ~. 5.n ave.. 9tr 0oor. Telephone 1922
Madison square. Ag-ucr for superior com's-
,-ti.1rpERNAiD 6.-NURsE Gr-'-wo sis-
fers- chamberfos f-Wa.tress- nurse. 20 assist
cbe-,forNork. excellent references. city or cour
trr Mis- Buckley Employment Agency ID
Wasf 20 So. 'ph9n' 74,7-Hr,an.
CHAWEEEMAID au1 sEAMSTEEss Neat.
competent young woman siN years reirI
ences. cty or countrt Mrs. golfers S Agency
AZ an ave.. ncar "ls' ST.
CH1MBERMAID wlitresses. cooks. nurses.
fsundrcsses. houscEeepers. useful mon. Mrs.
CoiIiprs Agency. t57 4th ave-, near alst si.
,t4ANfDr.uMAID and WAITRESS Neat COM
pete1t Finnish s,'' ,l,rs,. ,nlrc 32;
rol,unbus az. TEL. 1884 schuyi...
4,,fBEPNAID ami sEAMsTREss - Nice. De-,
Anea young irisn sri .es 4 pe,s'.s! 10! ''ia ,,d
L.riy's Agency. 49, Columbia ave. Iei.' '3l
River
5TtANfREKMAIUs Two. swedish. with excel
] iert New York city reference; wish positions
,,gether Wllson's Agency. l4l East J7th st
Tel 22"4 Plaza.
! 5ttAAfKEkMAID and WAITRESS German:
S20 neat ~iiling s.r good cry rriefrnt 80 :
city or cJlutrj J.. & M"-in' "so" 81 Agency o''
Gth eve T-'., .ls hf.aA'
/ cHAMBERMAID. -NeTy good seau'stress IAN IAN
take place. as nhai-' NIHi 'i@ss i'i', ~ -
7 Mis- Margaret smiths Agency, - West 421 n.
l Phone a0ag BRYANT
/ CHANBEKM aID laundress. excellent % both
/ duties. extremely neat srl. So Waldorf
/ Agency. - West $50 o. Fn""e 800" Madison
ICtANTEERNAID and WAITRESS. Scotch.
ilrofasfsnf. neat intelligent girl Wift hrsf
/ rcferfnc4s. S22 Co0pers A6ruc's t5I en- ave.
! Tel io15 asth q
/ CHAMBERMAID.-T assist. German. nrst
/ Las rcferenccs. citr or couu'r s9-S25 K-
/ Nse gyrkef's Empioymert Agelr.. II West
/ "a ST. Phone. 1is7 BRYANT
/ CTIANfRERMAID Plain sowing Young Eng
| It.h rrotestant. well recommended -er,. rc-
Ir.b1c. So g. Miss Iiofmayfrs Agrnrv g2n-
! s,a .fh ave- gtt floor To'ephous l527 Mldi-
/ son -auare
/ rtTANRERMA or WAITRESS r. rnriish
/ 80 rrr. nrriYal. Wsl rffouuen..d Waldorf
| ,eer,, D. west 331 s Phone goo Madison.
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LOST BANkSOOKS.

TtNKROOK ". @:s07s Of iho Union Dime
savings BANK s missing Any person having
claim ~ % ig hereby called npon o. present
10 Same vittiu f.u dnys 90 submit 10 having
.,.l o.-.f... cancelled and a new. ono is-uet
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
JAPANESE E',.o.-.nen. Es,Is..r Bureau.
I,8 sixth Ave Phone 3CSG Bryant. Best Jap
.tnese sergants frrnsrel u private families;
references investigated.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

sf-pSE -Gcrmau. experienced with chill
drcn all ages. good disposition, excellent
reference. $40 Waldorf Agcnc,. - West 33d
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

work school for cutting s.orp1.Sts anu Gs
,cus New and gentlemehs
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
UPHoLsTERERs AND DECORATORS
HousFcLEANING BUREAUS.

rPuOl.sTERtNG iu an branches. furniture
bsnrinns bedding rugs. George Lockhar
r'otrpsn, ~ West 39th ~.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

H,t.,ttgr~ sKlrEs Tor Ula mvnds. Otd Gold
appraisemcuts made CHARLES y WGeHH
COkfPtNY Z Wall 81.
IACK,s ON CURIOSITY SHOP bays cid god
su,sr arfiaras ,,Irios. etc tAtk ROTH. -
rlaft-.sh ave Frocklyn Tel. sxa- Prospect
Tff,b.., ,rir... n..d fcr old s,slj and silver,
afso diamond Jrweir,. Ests,lish.d lssA
b H. DAVIS a co.. l. John 81
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

Man AID WIFE.-Woman good cook and
gen -al uousrv orier: man outside. generally -
useful. Fiu1s Juss.lG Agency. ESQ Lexington
ave. reL 44I%-Pla1a.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

.tGPANIoE--G-a1 a1-s-a nurse. outside expert
..f fs.es rrst.icu. Christian lady or grown
.. nothing U-lIaI Address Graduate Nurse.
1e 1'own Office. 1894 BIoadwar.
oNPANipN.-A capable American adv as use
2. companion -l zewI-i1valid or elderly LADY;
't-so1aI references 40 West s4th s..
Flf ERNE,S English speaking French fluent
D.. mls.. painting. etc.. SA5-s4O. others. $50
Ie~f lamentations Waldorf Agency, II
YES 9rr .f.H.-o ng.L. Madison
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

l}C money -..-s.,t.. q.
Write quick. Interstate
summit. y j
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
ALMA DE COURLANDON

parInr> and ~aIesrcon,. a6G Iifh Ne.
MID gartfS. .-rnc Only cure for Rheumatism.
New York l,vdriatic Institute Under direThoH
OF Or a. Roscnstein. 1870 Lexington ave. cor
nrr 95tn et.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

StiMAN expert butter maker. thoroughly
'fsiarls care stock first class references
y. as employer: So monthly. CAL Twins
II " lfth IN
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

-Fisc Aal useful inside and outside. wt"
49, and housefeeper. country, wages XSD-sOo
st. recommended. Oden's Ag@ucy, 50 9th
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

.HAHAND $50 swedo: good milkcr and
Nfr. dVc vears' experience iu this c0un-
w t-er and industrious. references Mathew
le}. 81 6fb ave. Tri 37s Bryant
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
ESSM hKiNC

TNrr WORN. -Fren.r LADY makes and teach
roid Clu1r trimming Willard. lfs We
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

- FUEEMAN -Gernau. gOod m All
sfe e'nfa ~ farming stock. wife board help.
ia y. .tf- IFrWan. care Nafhcwscl Aceury,
"A s'r Tel 27s- BRYANT
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
SOC. Assorted YIats aCqraS iOC.

Fit ala machines. cylinder rccores &c., tex
.b.,isa st. some operas. l5c.. fel seals other
l,trcair-. recorders and Ir7rrfiurcrs. sac. /;
musical Instruments. photographs bought. sold.
exchanged. repaired. Boz west '"ih open.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
MACHINERY. DIES AND MoOsLs.
FAC. .slMILE LETTERS.

rAg. SMILE LETTERS s. PEI thousaud de-
fiyer,, when promised. Letters" Co. 49,
Nassau 81
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'.ll INAN--- IuEIo. smart 0ap1Jle. t10T0uEI
1iknan. understands routine OF gentleman $
-. rompeteat 20 nm active place. sober. hon
- o9..g.ng anywhere. N y. COS East 4sth 81
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

pACHN SIS T-s. class. single. Understands
.eh ea-cerIlz. thoroughly experienced care
-. CARRIAGES. harness. careful driver ci., or
- wy. JUS Olsen saEed. general. useful. feft
- s'sa1es Comretenf. IT. buuc Uptown Oa.co.
= srosayay
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

rs-iNtR. FLORIST German, 80. gentle
"a. ~ .state. long ycars' experience landscapc.
ss.> p. fruits. Fcgetsbles ln and out door.
- ffelcc. reliable tcmpcrat'. stcgmer, -
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

lAC CiiMAN Ea~derr.. useful. FIVE years rX-
fert reference. thorough experienced,
sllirF preferred A Industrial Association
~ orne1f hscu- 10 West ~ ST. Phone
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

r'.,Di-Nti, AiGTried. no children. on private
ss. I. greenhouse. lawns fr1it and reg'fahles
. r take cnafsc. good references A. n T..
"a ~. -ogfa orange y J.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
Female

To~N1 MAN.-Aesd IS. technical education:
go ls-rr. honest. energetic industrious
s'-ss- a. Eo.euIeit o Wes, Hath 81
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
oONEsrIc SITUATIONS WANreO
Male.
AI1

Male.
FL rLEE rs.e- second housema.d: ne'. fan
.ce' references. Osterbergs Agency. nc
Hls'7r ave. TO. 'o-s- Plaza.
p. iLtR Yoaag .o 0red man. in private fam
H.. NJ u-sfl. man. understands horses, refer
ttr..t. = Wes, mrh 81.
e1lHNiN ard useful German; good gardener.
.--e ~ COW. etc.. good references, willing end
NHg. NatleWs0u Agenc! ei> o'h ave.
A1iNAN Es-aeuer useful. five years Ok
eri rsferencos thorough. experience,
siIlrF r-eferrea. s.. Industrial Association
ss,ioymerf hgeIc 10 West ~ ST. Phone
.AcHNAN White. middle azed. best refer
-.ees g1Qr r.-.ruaE. 0r would take care OF
ys-.- a- mohi-. j IT.. . Academy b..
-n. .'
'.ACHNiN First class; single. understands
.eA gardening. thoroughly experienced care
-. %. fiaEes. harness. careful driver. clIt "r
,.s.lL. JUS jos. l-aeed general! useiu.. f't
- - -onlftten', Tribune uptown Once.
0eACtNAN. .uglc. smart capable. thorough
,Ihman understands routine o. gentleman 5
-. 'ofapetcat 20 nm active place. sober. hon
- -e..s.ng sny0a aere. n y. 2D3 Last 4sth -.
eAl AlIiAAN-Gentlemau wishes position thor
~ s-sl.' competent CoachUau. Abp., room -,
-. - nm ave. telephone baG4 BRYANT
'SDi.ED COCPLE.-Firs, class useful butler
100 lalu3rosg. Two Years references. 500.
~. ~ saeas Agency. East 42d st.
y sPl4E Man farmer. gardener. coaclmau,
css-eraly useful. has furniture FOR cottage.
..s- Agency 81 6th ave. Tel l0OJ-5sth.
eyl FLE -Coaehman ana gardener. woman
,oa. goo baker; excellent laundress; also two
-.aanls. highly recommended Morrow .
c-'. ~. Lexington ave, cor. 0sth ~
y. rl.E WIFE good cook, manager; man gcn
D. ie.} us-fl.. viii DO work of small house.
.r,,... Miss fnzGeralds Bureau, Jo3 9th ave.
--lance 81 g.
COOK and useful man; so: experi
rff Win horses. garden work. ETC., personal
3. Ices Matnews0n Agency, sls Gth ave
-fl.c Man useful inside and outside. wita
,,.-- ana h0usefeeper country wages Y3A-sb
st. iefoIuulcnded. Odeifs Ag@ncy 20 9th
,EiMAN expert butter maker thorogghly
f,- 'is.arls care stock first class references
s. t, emp oyer. So monthly. CAL Irwin :
81 vs.. I'm ~
HAHAND so. swedc. good milkcr and
hfC vears experience Do this coun-
~ ,i'f ana Industrious references Mathew
s-ae}. sis 6th ave TeL 57s BRYANT
A FOREMAN. German. good in aii
e.fnfi - farming stock. wife board help
,iS i. st- !lerman. care Mathewson Asency.
Co., TEL %1s- BRYANT
resHDENER. FLORIST German, 81. gentle
%. A. s'ate. long years experience iandscapc
gs.e - fruits. Fegetables ln and out door
~ ~, 'felcc. reliable. temperate Stogmer, iu
rs'.Di.Nf,f.. --MsTried no children: on private
~. =. greenhouse. lawns frTit and reg tables
i 4 take cnaisc good references A. N.
~ lN -olia orange. y J.
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IAUNDRIES
DENTISTRY

ROSSMORE fAUSDRH. ii6 West 2sth st
ffn,us handled consu'cutiOusiy WOrk that
brings reputation. Telephone. 1925 Madison
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
koOAKS
TOILET PREPARATIONS.

TOILET PREPARATIONS.
PROF DE SPOrTgs AMERICAN HAIR DYE
produces aii natural shades. from blonde TO
black. harmless and permanent. leaves the hair
soft and glossy: contains "anilinc." sent
anywherr. express prepaid. on receipt OF 500.
PROF. DE- spOTTE. Chemist. ?; iith. y. V.
MISS DELLA ANp MISS KATE formerly
win Miss Emily. Grav and h.eaehetl hair TO
.tored Irv siade application S. ". 33d ~
MACHINERY. DIES AND MOOsIS.
sP.CIALi~IS va Tools. olra mOdcis. -Apect-
mental work and screw machine prot,rts es;i-
Fast a7th - New Nort
: MACHINE SUOP.
Models tools. machinery and experimental N"rh
g., ,,ttf. order D. 70 AMOTR * Cortlsndf q
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-10-17
BROWN SAILOR HATS LIKED
rave Achieved a Popularity Almost
40 Great as Has Come to the
Black.

Almost as popular as the black sail.
or hat Is the one of brown straw or
its close kin, that of burnt straw. II
Is especially we'll liked for wear with
the popular brown linen suit-for
brown seems to be having quite a
vogue this season.
Newest, of course, are the small sail
or with the large head size. the sm..ll
or medium sized brim and the rather
nigh crown. These are somewhat trv.
ing TO many types of women, but look
exceedingly we'll on the girls who are
"tallorish" enough to don them.
On the black and dark brown hats
white bands are the most approved
and fashionable style, while the burnt
straw hats are encircled by bands of
darker brown.
nd the smartest hats. Of course
are those Of the extreme straws-
either very rough or quite smooth
and fine
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-10-17
.E&3 @=ES3@E
CLAUDIA'S FAST
By BELLE MANDATES

Craig Huntley sprinted through the
gate and caught up to the outpulling
train. As he entered the Pullman
car. breathless from his speed efforts,
his composure was not restored by
the sight of q young woman TIRE
proachatly groomed and gowned who
occupied the section opposite the one
assigned to him. She was apparent
ly absorbed in a novel. but Craig
love knew that she had witnessed his
entrance.
The Inevitable frst quarrel OF
lovers had occurred between Claudia
Wayne and himself exactly sixty
seven hours ago. and the adamant at
titude she had since assumed and her
refusal to listen to explanations had
caused him to find solace In a bust
ness trip He hadn't the slightest
idea that she. too. contemplated
journey. II was an awkward contre-
temps for him. and he contemplated
changing his section A second covert
glance so convinced him Of her In
souciance that he decided to be as
deficient as she was
After setting himself and his be-
longings comfortably. he began to
take inventory OF the other occupants
Of the car A lackadaisical young
matron with her child. boy, Of two.
a needless young nursemaid. and two
travelling men comprised the list
First call for dinner" suddenly
bawled a white-coated waiter.
Everyone but Claudia responded to
the call and Craig concluded she was
waiting until he should have dined
After an uncomfortable meal. be
sought the smoker By the time he
had returned to his section. the last
call was echoing through the car
but Claudia made no move. Fearing
absorption In her book had precluded
notice OF the call. Craig called the
porter and babe him remind her that
the diner would soon leave the train
II don't wish to dine. thank you.'
she replied to the porter's solicitous
suggestion.
Two or three hours later, Craig
noticed with concern that she looked
van and pale
Women never know when nor how
to eat" ne thought impatiently.
BY this time Claudia and the young
matron. through the agency Of the
child. had become acquainted. and
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-10-17

Were you hurt Claudia?" be
asked anxiously.
'No-the babyf"
HE didn't even awaken" he re.
piled. depositing the child on the seat.
viii you look after him while | go
to SEQ what was the matter?"
He returned in a few moments.
mo one hurt" he treasured her.
We ran into something But tho
nurse is left behind She got of to
see some friends and failed to con
meet That fact and the shock sus
tanned from the accident proved too
much for the child's mother. She has
quite collapsed The diner got .
worse jolt than We did"
Then" she remarked renectivelX
1T wasn't such misfortune. after
all. that couldn't go into the diner
Claudia" he began impetuously
but the entrance of the young matron.
looking white and i'll. precluded fur
Their explanation. Claudia went to her
assistance and helped her to bed in
the stateroom. while Craig devoted
himself TO the child.
In half an hour Claudia returned.
she is asleep told her l-you--
we-would look after Bobby"
II shall need your help. He seems
cross"
II should think he would be. He
has had nothing to eat since noon!
You have been longer than that
without food" he remarked signif1
cantly.
And l. too-have been-cross." she
admitted
Shall we take Bobby into the
diner?" he asked
Yes. thank you. Craig. And am
sorry"
I'VE will make 1t past history. dear
Let us go into the diner and forget
it ALL"
He ordered everything tempting on
the menu for Claudia and himself.
while Bobby contentedly ate a cereal
and milk
will you tell me-" demanded
Craig. why you did not dine"
She smiled archly.
"You thought | was fasting from
q broken heart? To be candid. as
soon as ] was abourd l discovered /
had left my purse at home. My ticket
and reservation we're in my valise,
but haven't cent of money. reach
my destination in the morning and
had expected to fast until then"
And you wouldn't take even the
fruit because ] had bought It! II II
hadn't been for anxiety as to Bobby's
fate you wouldn't have relented when
the accident occurred"
She met his reproachful eyes
bravely.
Il didn't know you had Bobby" she
confessed. until had turned to-
come to you"
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-10-17

transparency of the braid and dell
cacy Of the net are adorable for mid
summer wear. Two fiat rosettes sim
ulate roses full blown and are made
of light weight ribbon in a wonder
full shade Of pink. The rosettes are
joined by bride Of ribbon.
A rich hat in white hemp Is GOV.
cred with plateau of princess lace
which is fastened down with a twist
of wide natter blue ribbon having a
highly lustrous surface. Small blown
garden roses with foliage and some
messy stems, provide the touch Of
color here. Nearly half the plateau
OF lace is folded both from the left
side and tackled to the crown. leav.
ing the hemp braid uncovered.
Scarfs of white down and down
with ostrich border finish the mid
summer toilette, providing more
warmth than one would imagine. In
fact, they are quite equal to protect
ing the throat, even when their wear
ers are out until the wee sma' hours
which are the coolest of the twenty
four.
JULIA eoTToMLEY.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-10-17

What is declared to be the largest
tree in the world ia the famous tule
tree that stands in the churchyard at
Militia. Mexico. The body Of this won.
derful tree Is 146 feet in circumfer-
epce. and although it was measured
more than 300 years ago 1t cannot be
seen that the tree Is making any
growth Thousands of people visit
the tree each year. There is no &C
curate way by which its great age can
be determined. but the best judges
place 1t at several thousand years.
Its exterior is very rough. and as It
has the appearance Of being diseased
1t is thought the interior is decaying
Steps are being taken to preserve the
wonderful growth. but time mas
worked such wonders that man in his
weak way scarcely knows what to do
to help to retain its life Other large
tule trees are in the same locality. but
none Of them approaches the one IN
the old churchyard. = Philadelphia
North American.