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New-York tribune., 1912-02-19
Cutting Dosur1 the Food Bills
From Italy Comes an Edible That Is Cheap.
Filling and Easy to Prepare
BY Martha MeCulIoeh Williams.

Il ever / give thanks for sunny Italy 1t
vii not be because Of art-not even
Michael Angelo--nor literature, nor music,
nor language THAT soft bastard Latin"
sounds like gibberish TO my unregenerate
ears. But since without Italy the world
ieight possibly lack spaghetti, why. then l
suppose Italy has reason for being. "A
good food-cheap and filling. Also easily
preparsd--if only one knows how. ] do not
know how, yariously--only a way or so.
These am said 20 know very we'll Where
fore IN detailing them. I am at least still
on the side Of pardon.
Good wine truly needs no bush, but spa
Fhetti st al. sssuredly need good wine. Not
costly wine, but sound and fruity smelling
o. grapes and sunshine, not eiderberries'
logwood and fustian. That last word should
properly be fustic--let II go as II stands
yor know what / mean. There IL no ex-
cuss for the eldeTberry-logwood draft
when sound California claret, with plenty
Of BODY and even o suspicion OF bouquet
can be bought for as little as s. cents the
gallon.
You can get O drink Of sorts very much
cheaper, but II will be dear In the END
mere truly may not be "a headache IN a
nogshead Of it," as used 10 be said Oh
proper port and real whiskey; but. Oh! the
stomach aches that lurk in such Tintegss
OF Sixth ayenue-any year you may can 10
mina.
spaghettfs many virtues are half onset
'of me by its single crime-it is no dish iol
emergencies. ! al least cannet get IL reaus
y an inch Of time. The stuff itself can DC
oooked quickly enough. II is true-but theIe
u The dressing-without which spaghetti Is
as perfect music lacking noble words Ihst
begins day beforehand. with the $40"
polling Of beef til every bit OF strength -
gone from it, into liquid something hAe
What the fancy cooks call glaze" IL WIN
y softish Jelly when want IL. AZ II mas
been set IN a cool place. as Is proper. Then
mefe Is the onion-it has 20 be cnoppsu
me Bermuda IS best, and frled oe"'
'alsy IN pork fat until IL Is light brown
sho soft throughout Tomatoes come mex
~'ner canned whole ones, or fresh one'
siceu. They arc cooked slowly WIN 'n'
Union and Fat until as thick as mush. eeS
ep'hs n a matter Of taste-l use piae"
pepper salt q dash OF vinegar and o spoo",
iul of sugar. Fine herbs do not suit i"s
pdia'e IN this special connection ctno.
9Ahos' other manners OF making H. Ai.v.
'ae seasoning Il stirred very well throusn
'a' tomato mush, the meat jelly is aaueu
mere should be equal quantities OF po.n'
N'ok over hot water for f1ye minutes su'
Nns nard. After that the sauce may s'd''u
a'inost Indefinitely. keeping II warm anu
sNslng tho precaution 10 stir wen peioi
pouring u over the spaghetti. Big srosne.
~scsroni can be served with the SANK
e zee set much prefer the finer pipes.
70 cook any Of these pastes properly ~
sslses plenty Of water, we'll salted ana ~
~ pnotling boil A wide kettle - peg, ~
~ cooking, Drop In the spagnei., ~ - =
VICE. see that It does not stick 10 the nv
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eoaEcIosuRE SALES.

ST7pRTN, COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
pechai Stern, Plaintiff, against sand Realty
Company et al, Defendants
In pursuance OF a judgment OF foreclosure ana
saie dulv made and entered IN the above-eh-
titled action ard bearing date the lst day OF
February, 1912. ]. the undersigned. the referee
IN said Judgment named, will sell at public ahcs
lion at tie Exchange Salesroom. Nos - 10
Vssay street IN the Borough OF Manhattan 10y
q, Nv York on the 2sth day or February, lVls'
az 10 O'clock noon on that day, by JOsDfh J.;
DAY Auciionesr the premises dteCted ~ sdle
Judgment to bo sold. and therein deserIOe1 do
MI, that certain lot piece or parcel OF land.
,,ith ,be buildings thereon erected, situate .uls
and being in the Twelfth Ward or the Cny OIL
%na, Work bounded and described as follows;
BEGINNING az a point IN the soulnely stuo
., o. Hundred and Twenty-eighth Street dis
-. - ona hundred and thirty-eight feet nine
g. cbes westerly from the southwesterly corner 9,
Sne - Hundred and Twenty-elgnth Street ana
T-Iird Avenue; running thence southerly parallel
Lei sTbird Avenue nlnety-nins teet cleNen
tnnh.s. thence westerly parallel with one Hun
I.I and 'rwenty-eighth Street nineteen feet
~. Inches thence northerly parallel VITA
Srb,rd Nverue ninety-nine feet eleven inches 70
the southerly side OF one Hundred ana lWehS-
Ishtb street and thence easterly along me
,ss,.hsrIv side OF one Hundred and twenty
eighth Street nineteen feet thrse hehes 'o NV
rnint or place of beginning. o,o
hated New York, February md lslE.
' MANTON NJ. WlNELL Referee
ROE G. HAYES Attorneys for Plaintiu
No a. pine street, Borough OF Mahaa'tsu'
rLs Soyowing Is a diagram Of the property 10
~ sold. It's street number Is ITO East l2sth
street. =, ,,a.n 9,
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lie bottom, and keep at a hard boil until IL
Is tender Time varies somewhat accord
ing 10 quantity. Watch your pot-dont let
It boil over, and skim it clean. Empty the
spaghetti into colander, drain very well.
pop into hot dish, drench with the sauce
set for moment in hot oven, and serve
at once. And as you love your diners have
grated cheese a-plenty. The plates should
be hot. Serve with IL olives. three inches
of breadstick or mouthful so of pulled
bread, d green salad with very sharp
French dressing, and plenty. great plenty.
of clsret Have the claret pleasantly cool,
but do not degrade 1t with ice, Result. a
full meal, sufficient delicious-and adora-
bly, cheap. Dinner FOR six after this menu
vii! come inside g. This is fact, not theory.
have eaten such dinners and enjoyed
them whole lot more than broIed live
lobster and champagne. Not that | object
70 champagne--lobster is the bird that does
not appeal TO my palate.
Spaghetti simply boiled, drained and let
cool uncovered. is a good component of
cooked salad, either meat or vegetables.
Mixed after cutting In short lengths with
minced meat, and served on lettuce leaves
WIN r. SndID UItESlIlSs IL iclPc Jul dQihli
bly, a scant menu. Mix It likewise with
vegetables-leftovers of string beans or
spinach or csulihower or Brussels sprouts.
The same mixture heated under thick
coat of grated cheese is relishable on
cold day, and tolerable even upon mild
one. Should there be leaving of spaghetti
with dressing upon it. cut 1t not too fine,
pack II In q dish, cover with cheese and
bake ten minutes. You can turn this to
pudding by beating eggs In milk-one egg
10 the cupful, and pouring the mixture over
the dish before adding the cheese, then
baking for twenty minutes.
Layers OF spaghetti and thin sliced cold
meat with thick tomato sauce poured
over them make a fine filling for meat
pie. Any sort OF meat can be used, but beef
is best. Half pound OF round steak cut
very thin, msrinaded for two hours, then
baked in such pie viii suffice for mod
crate family. With raw meat the cooking
Of course must be longer and slower.
Big Brother Macaroni is too well known
10 housewives 10 require exploitation. Yet
II may be well TO remind them that In this
time of price stress here is source OF
variety which has not yet reached prohibi-
tive figures There are almost as many
ways Of cooking and serving II az OF
cooks-aDd doubtless each one of US thinks
her own way best Mine is 20 break the
pipes IN two-inch blts. boil them ten min
Dtes. drain and put In baking dish with
good cheese thnly sliced. not grated be-
tween the layers. cheese layer comes on
top, and is dotted literally with butter
Then little milk is added-about half
enough 10 reach the top Of the dish. Baked
10 a yellow family mottled with brown,
this is very good. Too rich. some folks say
Unfortunately my taste runs 10 richness
in rhymes and no less in that wherewithal
am fed.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-19
BANKERS ELECT OFFICERS.

Albany Feb. Is.--At the final session OF
Group of the New York State Bankers
Association here last night the following
officers were elected. Chairman, James \.
Reynolds. Kinderhook secretary George
A. White. Albany; executive committee r.
:. HaIlenbeck, Hudson; Donald fraser
Johnstown; a. {. hilmer, Cobleskin; D..
y. Woodward. Granville. and y. g. Iligley,
Hudson Falls Seymour Van Santvoord.
counsel 10 the Governor, aud State SEN
ator Franklin D. Roosevelt wero among
the sneakers al the annual BANQUET,
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were flied on Saturday IN the United States
District Court:
CHARLES CRAZE, police lieutenant, No.
2lS East 10th street, voluntary. Liabilities.
Sc, 1928: no assets.
PHILIP HANDELMAN, manufacturer.
Offices at No II East 8th street voluntary.
Liabilities, 3,l29 assets, s6gi.
FRANK LOCDA. furrier Nos. & and 5
East 37th-stre involuntary.
THE II. TAUB COMPANY, stationery
and TOYS, No II Avenue {. Liabilities,
about s. 900: assets. $4,000.
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ORCHARD coMPANY's AFFAIRS
Receiver Schedule Shows S3,275,5e5
liabilities and S1,2S5.103 Assets.

Seattle. Feb. is.-Louls 7. Sichler re-
ceiver for the Washington Orchard, Irri-
CATION and Fruit Company, filed prellmi-
nary schedule yesterday, showing liabii-
ties of S.975,595 and nominal assets OF
81. 1O3. 4 number Of claims, perhaps
two million dollars in amount. are yet to
be filed.
The company owns a large tract Of land
in Grant County. Wash, but will lose the
land on September | unless it complies
with the purchase condition that the tract
shall he under irrigation before that date
Other assets are of the same character.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

C9AKJES WILSON'S Employment Agency.
Telephone 2224 Plaza. 14l East D7th 81. Sup
plies first class servants to private families. All
references investigated
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=. I2sth st.

Tie approximate amount ot the lien or charge.
10 satisfy which the above-described property is
10 be sold is s7.3l5.00 with interest thereon
frcm the 3isf day OF January. 1912, together with
costs and allowance amounting 10 $780, with
interest from February LIST. 1912. together with
the expenses Of the sale The approximate
amount OF tho taxes. assessments and water
rates. Dr. other liens, which are 10 be allowed 10
the purchaser out OF the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee. is s49l 10 and interest.
Dated New York, February 2nd, 1917.
MANT0N NJ WYVELL, Referee.
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CARPET CLEANING.

CxpFFIu. CARPET CLEANING Co.--Cleans
-, ronnressed air. steam, hand or on noor.
.,.Ss Rroadway, AL East 4Sth St COE &
BRlNDT Tel 132-3sth. ----
NJ" oIdcst Latgests Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD GARPEra
prices Reasons bic. Send for Circular.
~, .aoe .as,a I3ryant ssT-439 West 45th Sc
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RAT DETERMINATIONS
o,IeeocATE,s NOTICES.

c.pR ALFRED--IN PURSUANCE OF AN
SAhih, ~ The Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler.
1ra.,s oIu.. OF the County OF New York. notice
- sutb hereby given to all persons having ciaims
against Alfred Carr. late OF the Borough OF
Man deceased 20 present the same. with
,hn Hv;ouchers therefor, to the undersigned, at
me Rector Street. N the Borough OF Man
20; County City and State OF New York.
in the once OF Parker X; Deane. ESQ. her at
toInsy, m IA the 25th day of September, 1911
SARAH z. PuRDY. Executrix
PARKER K DEANE. At,orney for Exesusri..
1orouxh OF Manhattan. New York. N. Y.
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SUNDAYS NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for $3.50 year.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-19

while the steam passes through them. With
the renovator come directions for cleaning
and freshenng a number of different ma
terials.
A mayonnaise outit, consisting of an ad-
| Unstable cork. with which the oil can be
made to drop as fast or as slowly as IS
desired and a stand TO keep the oil bottle
tilted at the necessary angle, is 20 cents.
A French nightgown at SIS ss is beautiful
ly decorated with Bavarian work, and at
the same time is practical and serviceable
Conspicuous in the embroidery are medal
ions of punched work in graduated sizes,
encircled by wreaths Of tiny flowers. lni-
tials could be worked in the central and
largest medallion in the front. Around the
| neck. where a gown is likely 10 tear, the
edge is reinforced on the wrong side oy a
fold of the material, which is caught i'll
by the embroidery of the scallops.
4 tailored costume at $50 90 which is
distinguished by its smartly simple lines,
is an adaptation Of Il model by a famous
French dressmaker II is Of a thick, soft
MORE, trimmed with Irish green satin and
smoked pearl buttons sewed on I'm the new
manner, with eyes at the side instead Uf
H. the centre. Rows Of the buttons on the
coat, forming a shallow POINT at the back
and a deeper one in front, suggest the
extremely high waist line. which is still
Used 10y some of the smartest designers, in
spite of the strenuous efforts Of others 10
get away from IL. novel feature Is a
small collar of the moirc, with large revers
of the green satin. The sleeves short
and have satin cuffs, which are shaped in
q rather original manner.
An unusual spectacle which one may see
on any Saturday morning in "a certain
large department store Is number of
children. about a hundred or more. seated
at long tables busily engaged in en-
broidery. The meaning of 1t all Is that on
this school holiday embroidery lessons are
free to the little people, and they arc not
slow 10 take advantage Of the opportunity
offered them. They buy their mat rials in
the department; but 10 cents worth Is
enough for a beginning and great deal
of work can be done with an expenditure
Of just little more than this.
Ill the articles mentioned to-day we're seen In
Brooklyn shops.
The names Of shops where articles mentioned
ing q stamped and addressed envelope 20 Seen
IN the shops New-York Tribune. To secure
be given.
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WORK WANTED.
FeYnais

CASHIER Neat, nice locking, refined girl; in
restaurant bakery moderate salary. Miss Nc
Lane. TulPG Agency. 22o1 7th ave. Phone s02?
--Morningside. .
Young WOMAN would like position as COM
panion so young girl or as secretary in pri-
yata family; city o. country: several years
Office experience; would travel. 8. Il. r.,
Trfh,
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PROPOSALS.
aIislNEss cHANcEs.

.IFNRER OF THE BAR FOR TWENTY
xssrs1 leaving for his third business trip 20
China ana Mexico. about March lst; returning VA
.n.,,ess 10 merchants having business In these
asi,,,s< Including the adjustment and collec-
hon Of claims. MORA. Box 40. Irifuns ofoA
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SEEN IN THE SHOPS.

For - cents one can buy simple nu.
effective ribbon and velvet renovator. u
is in the form of little attachment for
the spout of tea kettle over which the
articles TO be renovated can be stretched
while the steam passes through them. With
the renovator come directions for cleaning
and freshening number of different ma
terials.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-19
LOST BANkBOOKS.

LOST OR STOLEN. .--Bankbook No. $50. 1913 OF
tbs German Savings Bank IN the City OF New
YORK. corner 4th ave. and l4th ST., issued 70
Mrs sadie Mark. All persons arc cautioned
agninat negotiating the same. IL not returned
m rho bank on the 1lth day OF March, 1872, a
duplicate will be issued.
RANKBooK No. 553ss6 Of the Union Dime
ssvings Bank is missing. Any person having
a claim, 20 ID Is hereby called upon TO present
shc Same WITHIN ten days submit 10 having
said paSsbook cancelled and new one issued.
LOsTI-Bankbook No 67s.Ois. Bank FOR say.
.,anned please return book 10 bank.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-19
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


FARMER. gardener; cook. iaundress; Irish,
American couple. understand farming. all
branches: care OF stock; good butter MAKER
Carpenters Agency. l54 9Th ave.
GARDENER, FARMER J. AT-around man;
American: married: wife plain cook, house .
keeper: seven years reference. y. Van Cott' %'=
West 135th 81.
GARDENER. R.--slngle; thoroughly competent to
grow under glass; Al reference; open for an
engagement March / expectations moderate. W
Wilson - yesey.st.
GARDENER. Married.; no family; or private
place; thoroughly conyersant with his calllhg; 3;
Scotch. Donald, care Of Elliotts Seed store y
Vesey st .
GARDENER. small family: where ability
is appreciated experience on both sides OF the
water; converssnt with landscaping ". Clancy
~ Nesey st.
GARDENER. -GerHau: single first class refer
encss; two, four and six years win pINdle
families knows his business in ana our 9ooIs .
willing and obHging. Edwin Schuster' 90 %
ave.
GARDENER Single; thoroughly understands
caro- 1ors"s cows furnaces, all work on ,e.,I, gen
uemau's ulacr: wages $50 10 $35. English, Trib-
une Uptown Once. 1854 Broadway.
GAEpENER scotch. married, no children
wishes position gentleman's private place.
trees. flowers, vegetables, greenhouses; lte eN-
pcrierce. George Walker. 3iG Fast 124th ST
JAPANESE SWEDISH CoUPLE-First class
cook. waitress; entire charge; thoroughly
understand all duties; strictly honest; trust trust
worthy: references. Iams, care OF Middleton
JAPANESE HoUsEWORKER- good plain
cooking cleaning etc; excellent references :
city or country; $50. Inquire Mathewson S
Agency, SIS 9th ave. Tel 3Is Bryart.
JAPANESE YOUNG MAN desires position as
valet: honest. sober: has best references.
Miysmoto, 100 West G9th 81
JAPANESE. long experience: butler. homework
er: willing 10 10 anything: good references;
cltv. country. Balm. 1888 30 ave,
USEFUL MAN.-Norwegian; wages. S35; city or
country: city references. Miss BuCkleys
agency. II West i2i -. Tel. I4S1 Bryant
USEFI'I. BCTLER.-swiss; thoroughly expert
cnccd. four years excellent references; city
country $40 S35 Industrial Association AgenCy
II West I2d 81. Tel. j2l0 Bryant.
USEFUL MAN-Strong. willing Swedc; speaks
some English: good worker; good references;
any wages. Osterberg's Agency, 1l6 Lexington
ave. Tel 1885 Plaza
GARDENER and FLoRIST.-Ele years last
position: best references. Edward Turner, y
Chestnut ave. Rosebank, Staten Island.
USEFUL MAN.-Scotch; S2j: can care FOR horse
COW. chickens. lawns: good references. Sandy.
MathswsOn Agency, SIS Gth ave. Tel 3TS Bry-
ant
USEFUL MAN.--WiIling aud obliging; can make
himself generally useful about house or small
place In country; So. Wilson's Agency, lil
East 9th 50. Tel. 2224 Plaza.
USEFUL MAN on farm; able take charge OF
everything good home preferred 10 high wages.
II. \. fa'sey. 80 West 59th 81
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4

w T r Ioos. COUNSELOR AT LAW. coUN.
sssJ 10 ranks companes' and individuals 33o
taroadwav New York: consultation. Sl0 address
me by letter enclosing postal money order rsII az
express money order for ten dollars and VIII
mai YOU nv typewrtren opinion
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
AMERICAN MAN and WIFE want place as
caretakers country residence, or an estate
where man. who IS chicken expert can raise
chickens 9. T.. Box 20. Tribune Office.
BooKKEEPER (2D us assistant 10 head book
keeper; two years experience in auditing de-
ences. Write Box ID. No q Avenue a.
bTTTI-EP or IisEFUL MAN. BY japanese; long
experience in private family: can do plain
sIssao don't drink, smoke. chew or gamble. TEL
yer is4 High -. brooklyn. yn.A---..
1TTTT.ER and USEFUL MAN.-wages s2j:
syeds neat YOUNG an Se enpesSea m
9th ave Tel. s1s Bryan.
cHEF High class coiored man; ai-round cook
ing; hotel. club and private; references; city or
Tnli Agency. 22e7 7th ave. Tel so2a Morning
T,o1cUNAN and useful man on gentieman's
.onntrv place married man; understands
,he cs,e OF horses, carriages and harness:
years reference from last place; sober, honest
and ohiieinT Thos Birch. Princeton. ~ J.
eoECTN4N. GARDENER, FARM MANAGER
CARETAKE Single; middle aged; industri-
c,,s sctiye man; capable for large estate and
small plsce. except greenhouses; references and
Expectations right; please state your wants and
wages by letter. joe Kennedy. 4ss Columbus
|,r,,- o, 5;srman: $50; coachman and useful;
wife sood cook ana honseNegPer' platn Iann.
Agency. sis eih ave. Tel 3ls BRYANT.
COUPLE garian; first class cook man but
Ier valet useful, four years excellent refer
.ncas. sj,S country: $50 500. Industrial Assocl-
alton Agency, IA West t2d St. Tel 52lo Bryant.
EXPERIENCED MAN desires position on pri-
waite estate $50 washington 81.
FARMHANn. -s25 swede; good hand with
COWS horses, machinery, etc clean, sober;
with referencei Mathewson Agency, SIS 9Th
ave. Tel. s7s Bryant.
FARMHAND.--GerTnan; $50; good teamster and
mixer and all around farmer: experienced N
American farming o.. Matbswson's Agency, SIS
eth ave Tel 37S Bryant.
ARyiIAND.-swede. $40. good all around
man: sober reliable: 20 anywhere. Ssmp-
sons Agency. AZ Hh ave. Telephons lsJs
Madison Square
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aoAao AND RooMe.

seD ST i9s WEST Every room bath: steam.
parouoted. electricity: special parlor suiIs'
catering; telsphone.
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AND THPEWRIr RS.

VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau st Catalogue
free: all makes taken part PAYMENT; bargains
In Underwoods, Remingtons. Oliyers. sEitnA
New-York tribune., 1912-02-19

The names Of shops where articles mentioned
on this page were seen can be obtained by send
ing stamped and addressed envelope 20 seen
in the shops New-York Tribune. To secure
prompt reply the date OF publication should
be given.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-19

IOL SEW URkER.-tIOO general cooF and
hrst class laundress; So; excellent refer
,nees. Myntinen's Agency 2io7 9Th ave. Tel
New-York tribune., 1912-02-19

HoCsEwORRER-Yo Finnish Girl tus,
landed; willing 10 learn; good houseworker
1OOJ--Harlsm.
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A mayonnaise OUTFIT, consisting of an ad-
Unstable cork. with which the oil can be
made to drop as fast or as slowly as IS
desired, and stand TO keep the oil bottle
tilted at the necessary angle, is 20 cents.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-19

al the articles mentioned to-day were seen in
Brooklyn shops
New-York tribune., 1912-02-19
Female.
ellldlt.
TH HAMEERMAIn and MATTRESS =

CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS. .-- Young.
neat Norwegian girl: willing: best refer
ences. city or country. Simpsons Agency, 4l2
9Th ave Tel. 1865 Madison square.
COMrETEN1 NURSE. OF good standing. desires
care OF invalid. Address ". l.. l42 East Goth
New-York tribune., 1912-02-19

WAITRESS. competent Swedish girl: hrst
class references: city OF country; wages $50.
sampson's Agency, ll2 4th ave. Tel 1858
Msdlson
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FARMER gardener; cook. iaundrsss: Irish
American couple: understand farming, all
branches; care OF stock; good butter maker
Carpenters Agency. Ij4 9th ave.
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ACNDRESS.-Swedish; neat: excellent lsun-
dress; first class i'm every respect: excellent
references; $50. Osterberg's Agency, ZIG Lex
ington ave. Tel IO5J-pIaza
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HOCsEWORKER.-W with l4-year-old
daughter; good cook: no laundry; s25; fine
references: Miss shea's Agency, East 42d.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-19

WASHING - Colored woman wishes family
ysshIng by week or dozen; thirty years refer
.rce. terms reasonable i65 West 1920 ct.
phone 1B,l4-Moruingsidc,
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HOtSEWoRKER. - Middle aged woman;
country preferred; wages no object. Mrs
Coopers Agency. 657 9Th ave. ssth
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yyITTRESs- Will assist chambermaid: neat,
willing and obi gins young woman: well rec
omInended Mrs. Golfers Agency, 457 4th
ave near 3ist st
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ExCuR RStONS.
INSTRUCTION..
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American Foreign Teachers Agency.-sup-
plies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. GoyeFnsssss.
etc. 10 colleges, Schools and Families. AppJ
New-York tribune., 1912-02-19

hlI0hENMAlD.-foung pleasing personality,
willing excellent references; citv country :;
SO So. Colonial Agency SO West 39th st.
Phone 1852 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1912-02-19

WORKINC HOUSEREEPER for bachelor or
cook small family: rehned. IwillinS; cry;
Agency. 20 West seth IT. Phone 55s" Murray
New-York tribune., 1912-02-19

GARDENER. FARMERJ- hl-around man.
American: married: wife plain cook, house
keeper; seven years reference. .. Van Cott, %12
ct