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"aS EXCELLENT MEDICINE 8

This is what all say who have used ST
Joseph's Liver Regulator, whether in
liquid or powder form. Its action is
easy, but 1t relieves the system of bill
ous Accommodations, thus avoiding con-
stipation and all Kindred evils. As a
family medicine it has : W. if any
equals-no superiors. Druggists and
general dealers sell it, liquid Al 50 cents
q bottle; powders in tin boxes at 25
cents box, five boxes for a dollar.
Don't accept something else "iust as
good" but be sure to get st. Joseph's
Liver Regulator.
Oxford eagle., 1912-01-11

'eople.
Careful in
ieguiatiye
dependable,
remedy that
10 the re-
eople and
stitutions
patton o.
We are
ave these
5atis-
that
-uar
ser
Oxford eagle., 1912-01-11
a Hrno 1NALIGHrHousr

FOR years J s Donahue, of South Ha-
van, Mich, civil war captain, as a
ngnt mouse keeper, averted awful
wrecks, but queer fact is, he might
have been a wfeck, himself il Electric
bitters had nod prevented ssThey cur
ed me OF kidney trouble and chills,n he
writes, "after ! had taken other SO call
ed cures for years, without benefit and
they also improved my sight Now at
~ am feeling finer For dyspepsia,
indigestion, all stomach, liver and kid
ney troubles they are without equal
III them Only so cents at A H Ken
Oxford eagle., 1912-01-11

If your children are subject to attack
OF Group, which for the first symptom,
hoarseness. Give Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy as soon as the child becomes
hoarss and the attack may be warded
of For sale by A. III. Kendel.
Oxford eagle., 1912-01-11

AhlS day CAME on Tor examination
OF the report of II. L. smith, ounty
superintendent OF Education, showing
the amonnI paid teachers, sl,3eO ~
which WIS approved aid the said Prof
smith was aiiOwed sl45.4J as salary.
Ordered tnat the members and Of
iicers De allowed their usual amounts
per dIem and mileage
Ordered that eOurl do now adjourn
until tis f-s. Mon a ia u ry, il
OeI.ig the 5ta day u said nOas44
". ). LovELADT, President
Oxford eagle., 1912-01-11
UPERvIsoRs.

.brd ef Supervisors
,is. .haLl their first
1ast week, adjourn
Thry gave every
m earnest determi-
pose of the BUSINESS
in u most sctisiac;o-
md cnnsilcrinr theiL
Oxford eagle., 1912-01-11
FnIGHrruL POLAR wINps.

Blow with terrific force at the far
North and play havoc with the skin
Causing red, rough or sore chapped
nands and bps, that need Bucslen's
Arnica Salve TO heal them It makes
the skin soft and smooth Unrivaled
for cold-sores, also burns, boils. sores.
ulcers, cut, bruises and piles Only 25
Oxford eagle., 1912-01-11

~is -s---.l tneir hrst
1ast week, adjourn
Thry gave every
An earnest determi-
pose of the BUSINESS
in u most sctisfacto-
.aS and considering thei
...s. exA ience, got through
VIII with muchynor than could have
xpense haen ey,e{tad Tbev will eoon
mes have esqrything well in hand.
The following gentlemen COM
.nebody pose the board, with Hon. W. j.
price Lovelady, one of its most popu-
some lar members, as president;
.gh. Beat mir. NJ. p. Bishop is
one of the county's most pro-
'"e 'nas gressive business men. He has
- '"'ih been practical farmer. mer-
d report chant and conoroI hns;,o.s mon
he is alive 20 the latest and best
very methods of all kinds OF business.
she He is an advocate of economy,
ssible out believes that money well ex-
pended on roads and general i'm
provemeuts will bring good re-
" mas turns.
him. Beat 9.-Nr.J A Parks has
rica, J mads n succass II his o,., b,,s;.
ness; he is a practical farmer
.aather and an all-r lund business man
r,killed his friends who live nearest him,
buraen- regard him as one OF the bes,
in tha hu- IL
monstrated his ability to succeed
ew in any kind of business enter
ny prise. He is progressive. STRAIGHT.
forward and 4 man that does
'Niu~ He will see that the road
and all public matters
en care Of.
Mr.. o. A. Hartley il
thorough going business
He believes in doing
and doing them right. II,
honest and never quits
he goes after thing unit
'ts it. He was the choic,
some of the best men. III
'actical and prcgressirs; ;
in good roads, a good
big-hearted and help.
Dor and a friend to ev.
X that is good for tn,
ole county.
u Beat Air. ". J. Lovelady
.ric takes the place OF J. c. Treloar,
the veteran county law-mak,r r
man that possibly sert ed tht
A., county longer and a. wisely and
well as any citizen the county
ever had. Mr.. Lovel1dy ha.
been in public Office. As q JUS
tics OF the peace, he vas fair.and
. a just and upheld the law; every
and man that knows him knows thar
ras be is honest and taat be wants
the the county to prosper. He is
a practical and successflI farm
or, one of the best neighbors ia
Oxford eagle., 1912-01-11
A GIRLS WILD MIDNIGHT RIDE

To warn people ofa fearful forest fire
N the Catskills q young girl rode b6rs.
back at midnight and saved manv Eve-.
Her deed was glorious, but lives are Of
ten saved by DR. Kings New Discuvsrv
In curing lnng trouble, coughs and colds
which might have ended Ia consumn-
ton or pneumonia sit cured me 'of
dreadful cough and lung disease. y
writes W r Patterson, of Wellington
Tex, ''after four in our family had d;a3
with consumption, and gainsd 81 s1
pounds" Nothing SO sure and safe fo.
all throat and lung troubles pr;cs 5o,.
and u Trial bottle free Guaranteed
by A Fl Kendel
Oxford eagle., 1912-01-11

here is a remedy taat viii cure your
coid. Why waste time and meney en-.
penmenting when You can get a pre-
paration that has won q world wide
reputation by its cures Of this disease
and can be depended upon? 1t is known
everywhere - ChAmberlain's Cough
Remedy. and u medicine Of real merit
For sale bv H Kends
Oxford eagle., 1912-01-11
Nou.Resideut So,,r.

TIE STATE OF MIssIssIPPI, I No. 4Isi
Lafayette County.
Lille Belle Kirkwood, Comp'lt
Oxford eagle., 1912-01-11
Cordie Kirkwood. Def.

To Cordie Kirkwood, whose post of
fee address is unknown. You are com
manded to appear before the Chancery
Court of Lafayette County, Miss, at
the regular term of the May term, 1912
ttereof on the n
FOURTH MONDAN sof1
Oxford eagle., 1912-01-11

man IN whose
ty's business viii
1ly this, he has
tratei his fitness
his service for
7. o. Brown Is
d and practical
Id public Office
nan of ability,
wise and good
represents a
ny local inter-
; attention, but
entire county
well looked
ence in pub
well, He,
nj an all
man. The
r good re-
atus Of the
be affect
Far Eas.
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7 Recover the Paiamas,

Outside, swinging his club and kick
ing his heel in the macadam, l found
q fat poIceman-from New York, ]
knew by his helmet.
He turned and saw-O'Keefe!
"Oh, there you are, sir" And with
a careless duck and wave, he ambled
forward and placed in my hands a
parcel.
cts them, all right" he said, with
a fat wink. 'The black silk pajamas-
we got 'em, you see!"
"Jove!" 1 calculated, staring. Their
suddenly I got the jolly idea full and
strong, you know, and was just SC
dashed relieved and delighted, I shook
hands with him-fact!
"Oh, I say, Jenkins I remarked
twisting my glass at him, "by JoYe.
you know-eh?"
Certainly, sir!" Jenkins admitted
calmly. 81 knew in minute soon as
he told mel"
And, by Jove, believed him! Had
to, you know; it was only just one
instance of the deVll1sh clever, In
tuitive way Jenkins had of boring in
to things!
Eyes, sir,"-o'Keefe thoughtfully
transferred a big wad to the other
cheek-"the captain gave me a little
lay off SOS 1 could bring EN- up, =
he studied with interest the top OF
one of the pillars of the porte-cochere
and shrugged lightly-"of course 1t
wasn't just because of the reward
though of course five hundred bucks
is five hundred bucks, but We thought
you might like to have 'em-thank
you, sir" For out Of my folder l
peeled FIVE crisp centuries and laid
them in his palm.
This done, Jenkins glanced at me
and turned suggestively toward the
entrance, but O'Keefe didn't make a
move to go and no more did l. Fact
was, had devilish keen notion that
the old cat upstairs would be watch
ing for the policeman's departure
=
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CHAPTER vTII-Jack Billings calls to
spend the night with Lightnut. They dis
cover pricesless rubies hidden in the but
tons OF the pajaufas.
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them pajamas. Would you mind tell
ing meas man to man, understand
if they garments is"-his voice
dropped-'eis like her real shape-fg-
ger, 1 mean-h'm?" And he tapped
the parcel lightly with his stick.
Jenkins cleared his throat loudly
and shifted the pajamas to his other
side. AS for myself, just WINGED as
under the stroke Of what-you-call-it,
but one end of my dashed brain was
being pulled by the flashing play OF
the dappling sunlight there upon
"By Jove, her figure exactly" /
calculated, staring.
For it was her-no, dash it, she, 1
mean! had a perfectly clear view OF
her now as she paused on a little
point and hung there looking out over
the Hudson In her hand was full
blown, ripened rose, and her lips were
shaping in ravishing little pouts, as
musingly she blew the petals from
her. But go they would not, but
hugged back in the arms OF the light
breeze, circling and huttering about
her glorious sunny head like swarm
of rosy butterflies. 1t made a pretty
picture!
And what's more, they're just her
color, tool" inurmured tenderly, for
getful of everything but her, unmind-
full that I was not alone. For under
my hand 1 could feel my jolly heart
quivering like champagne cork,
freshly unfettered and thrilling eager
ly under the Impulse of the mad,
dancing, joyous spirit within.
''The one lovely woman in all the
world!" 1 breathed aloud, and l felt
my eyes grow oddly moist.
And for a minute I went OF in a
jolly trance.
"Good-by, sir!"
It was O'Keefe's voice-oddly con.
strained.
"Eh?" I calculated, blinking at him
as I came back. Then 1 remembered
but what was it he had been ask
ing? Something
"Just, good-by!" he repeated with
elaborate gentleness. Then, straight
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ening: "No offense, I hope, if we let
it go at that mean, 1 guess you
won't miss it If we don't shake
hands?"
1 glanced at the gloves he was
drawing on.
"Oh, dash it, mol" I responded ab'
sently, and my eyes coasted up the
slope again-then dropped back dis,
appointedly, for she had disappeared
within the pavilion.
His helmet tossed as he looked
back. '1 guess we alive got our little
prejudices," he remarked senteRtious
ly; 'I know I have! I'm from the
SOUTH"
And without another word, Mr.
O'Keefe presented his broad back to
US, and swinging his stick carelessFy
sauntered down the drive.
"What the deuce!" exclaimed
looking after him. Il say, Jenkins
what did he mean?"
jenkins face expressed mild re
proach and surprise.
Can it possibly matter, sir?" he
questioned wearily. Persons of-el
that sort, you know, sir?"
"Jove!" 1 uttered, relieved.
jenkins coldly elevated broWs dis
missed the matter from further con
sideration. He lifted the parcel with
a slight gesture Of inquiry.
T had already come to a decision
about it: 1 would send it to Billings!
Perhaps the retrieving Of the pajamas
would have a soothing effect upon his
poor mind!
1 gave Jenkins instructions. HIN!
Of course, manage to speak with him
alone" cautioned, having thought OF
Judge Billings; and don't forget the
message"
Certainly, sir" said Jenkins atten.
lively. "I'm just to say: Mr.. Light
nuts compliments, sir, and he says
you'll know what to do with these ="
I nodded. Exactly, and I'll wait
here-but, oh, hurry, dash it," And !
looked longingly at the pavilion ano
tried to feel if my part was right.
He did hurry! By JoVe, he was
back almost Immediately and looking
a bit ratified.
Eyes, sir!"-he coughed as !
screwed my glass inquiringly-I got
there just as the judge went into his
room across the corridor, and Mr.
Billings opened the door the minute i
said was from you. I gave him the
package and the message and he took
it over in a corner; and then in about
a. minute I heard him chuck it some.
where and say some long word. He
came back to me, looking kinder irrt
tated and with his eyes swapping"
"Oh!" I uttered nervously. "Er
what did he say, Jenkins?"
jenkins sighed. "Oh, well, sir, moth
ing as you might say was anything
really; he jerks out kinder Grossly:
Tell Mr.. Lightnut, l say one thing at
a time, and give him this!'"
On the scrap Of paper l clutched
out Of jenkins hand was crazy
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creamy masonry, and he paused to
pump madly, striving to coax draft
of smoke-"we wondered if twas
intentional" His eyes sought mine
inquiringIy.
By Jove, 1 was so frozen with hor-
ror, l couldn't, even look away; just
stood there, helpless, you know, and
my jolly monocle hanging limp
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scravl OF 1us. a half-dozen words:

scrawl OF JUS: half-dozen words:
I'm a biped, not centipede!
suuinted through the dashed thing
twice, but could make nothing Of it
I even tried it backward!
"Jove!" muttered perplexedly. Its
rum, Jenkins!"
jenkins mouth tightened and re
laxed. Him, what I thought, sir" ne
responded soberly. "The demon ruml
sir!"
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CHAPTER 1v.-1enkins tells L.ghtnut
Of the encounter he had with q hldeoug
Chinaman dressed in pajamas.
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CHAPTER I.-Richard Lightnut, an
American with an affected English ac-
cent, receives a presnt from a friend
In China.
CHAPTER 1.-THE present proves
to be a pair of pajamas. A letter hints
of surprises to the wearer.
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CHAPTER III.-Lightnut dons the pa
Samas and late at night gets up for a
smoke. His servant, Jenkins. comes in
and, failing to recognize Lightnut, at
teupts to put him out Thinking the SER
want crazy. Lightnut changes his clothes
Intending to summon help. When he re-
appears Jenkins falls on his neck with
Joy, confirming Lghtuut's belief that he
10 crazy.
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friend, Jack Billings, Lightnut is asked
to put up 'the KID for the night on his
way home from college. Later Lightnut
finds beautiful girl in black pajamas In
his room.
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CHAPTER VT.-Lghtnut is shocked by
Che girls drinking, smoking and slangy
talk.
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CHAPTER vII-she tells him her name
OF her love for ber sisters room-mate.
named Frances. Next morning the girl
S. missing and Lightnut hurries to the
boat to see her of. He IS accosted by
husky college boy. who calls him
StDicky." but he does not see the girl.
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stands all kinds OF cooking. soups. desserts.
etc: S25; excellent references. Globe Agency.
III West i35th 81 Tel. 23O7 MornInTs!de.
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Cent raj Hudson Line Steamers for Newburgh
Poseepsie. Kingston; Pier 81 IT. Franklin st
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COUPIE-French; young. little English. re-
fn'' appearance; man cook, wife cham
| bermaid. waitress or ladys maid: go any
where; $40. Nine. T. Carnelo Agency. 1903
W. 42d ST. Phone 6077 Bryant.
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asn-Two children. ter months ana three
s,ns-..s snc ten months. must be thoroughly
cerstr5nced; S55; coed references. Miss Fitz-
go Agency. 500 9TH ave.
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.Ss5605 NTH gT., "a WEST. Doctors fur
~O,sbed three room Office suite with surgery,
=. share In physicians house, TO ii and 70
Tgecfricity Attendance. Tel. Az.
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TVVr.-JN'S Employment Asency.-tirst-ciass
fsIr urn she'd all branchcs ~ service,
hotels private families. city or country.
East issd st Tel ,0lo Harlem.
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HELP WANTED.

ETe MONEY WRITING SONGS. Hundred.
dollars have been made by successful
writer's. We pay 80 per cent OF profits II
sosss or melodies to-day. or write for free
psrticulars. Dugdale Co. Dept. AIS, Wash
hgton, D. c.
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FOR OuT-OF-TOw good cook,
bread, etc; no washing. daughter. prepare
child FOR school. elementary branches: useful
companion for invalid: secretarial duties. Lat
ter only Box 10, 1885 Intervale ave.
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Female.

Reed & Barton Build
ing 32O-922 5th ave, ninth floor. Tel. 452I
Madison square. Agency for superior domestic
help.
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FINNISH GIRL-Youns lately landed, FOR
small family apartment; $40. Mynttinen 9
Agency. 2l07 9Th ave. Tel. zoos Harlem
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The Tribune's Room and Board Register
Contains List of the Better Rooms. Consult 1t.
WEST sIDE-Above Tooth street.


! 105TH ST., 230 WEST-Two large front
rooms, connecting, suitable for dentist or
doctor; or suite for three or four people;
| also single rooms, 81 and 81; near subway
and l.; references. FR1sBlE.
10TH 81, 63 WEsT.-Large, light rooms; con-
venlent neish6orhood privileges. Apt.
| 1O7rH ST.. 284 WEsT--Large, comfortable
rooms running water; conveniences; sub
way; board optional
l0sTH ST, PA West-Room and board. APP
ply ground floor east.
112rH ST. 259 WEsT-Comfortable bed
room, parlor, suitable one. two gentlemen
piano all convoniences. MITCHELL.
I14TH ST, Jos WEST Furnished parlor.
bedroom or single room; one or two gentle
l men. BLUM. --
18TH ST. 1851 WEST Exceptional home.
house, convenient trolley, IL" -
NTH ST, 100 WEST.-Well furnished
rooms. respectable house; southern expos
ure: telephone; couple, two gentlemen.
18TH ST. 2Ts ESr.-Attractive front
rooms. newly decorated, steam, bath: cars
reasonable: one flight. BREMSEN.
l27TH ST. T6 WEST Large front room, suit
able for one or two gentlemen. -
1S6TH ST, 112 West convenient subway. L.
Furnished rooms. board optional; telephone;
homelike; reasonable: private house; piano:
both ST, 224 WEsT.--Two attractive rooms.
together or singly: quiet. refined home; feie-
phone; convenfences. -
1S0TH sT., ga WEST.-Large. excellent
rooms private house; exceptional In every
way: fully modern; phone reasonable,
18th ST.. 6i2 WEsT.-Nice ROOM ia cosey
elevator apartment; one minute subway; SUIT
business couple: shower bath; 'pb ne. cleo
tricity; privileges. ARCHER. .-----.-
i42D ST. 200 wEsT-Elegant large room.
one flight. near -. subway: phone.
ROLPH.
la3D ST., 1871 WEST.--Beauurui. large front
room: ali improvements: honelike; ree-
sonatle: subway. l. DILL. --.
i4ITH ST.. $50 WEsT.-Elegant room; gentle
man: references: subway, elevated. can
evenings or sunay. GILL1Es. ---.
i44TH ST. 56l wEsT.--Large. sunny room;
private family; suitable one or two; subway;
telephone. PICKERBIL-. --
l47TH sT., 200 WEsT.-Neat light room.
bath near subway, L reasonable.
SCHILLER.
i4TTH ST, 80 WEsT.-Beautifui. light
front room. single. en- suite; gentlemen:
modern; telephone. LIE FENRE.
l5lST ST. 448 WEST. Elderly lady would
share apartment; outside exposure; Sl2
monthly. ROBIN.
lTsTH STREET. sol wEsT--Larse. light.
airy, high class; elevator. phone ana cleo
trieity; breakfast optional. KIRK. -
EAST sipE--Below tooth Street.
18th ST, Is East--Roons. with or without
bath; gentlemen; references.
GOTH ST, 80 EAsT-Attractive home; ex-
cellent cuisine formerly and East
47Ih st.l. -
FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF FUR
RDGIsTER OF THE TRIBUNE. 800
TRIBUNE BUILDING. PHONE BECK
MAN 1000.
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WoMEN's DOMESTIC LEAGUE agency. 81
9Th ave High class domestic po'ltipns. meio
and female Tel. lbe0--Madson.
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i0sD ST. Of WEsT.-Lsrge. clean room,
suitable two; private family; subway L.
HORTON.
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NEE and female. with registered refer
cuccs $40 LencN ave-. near 18TH TEL
'c'1 ~. ri-rn.
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| GENERAL HOUsEWORKER.- neat;
willing: girl good cook. excellent iaundress;
| finest references: city or country: &23 Pear
sons Agency. 5 East 1924 ST.. near 9Th ave.
/ TeI HOlD Hariem
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LADY'S MAID.-Freneh, Engllsh-speaKihs
young refined: good sailor; packer. travelier
DIRE ssTnaker; high references; $50. Nine; 4.
Carnello Agency. los West AID ST. Phone
5e7T Bryant - -
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AGENTS sell our speciality and make good
noley. Easy proposition. Write to-day Tor
.rse booklet The Legacy Mfg. Co.. S5l
Olympic Pl Seattle Wash.
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MRS. c. CLEMENTS AGENCY, telephone 1898
References Investigated i62 West Goth ~.
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AGENTS WANTED-For article which sells
readily IN homes and offices. Particulars free.
Write or cali Kern, 10 W. $50 ST., New
YORK CITY
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

YOUNG MAN. 81 wishes position IN private
family second butler or useful man, In
city: reference ~ hotel walter; stet" wages
Addres, = r.. Box 80 Tribune Uptown Of
hce. 1904 Broadway. - ..
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20 70 sIO--i22D sT,. 600 WEsT.-singls
ram large room, front suite; kitchen privi-
-. Elevator. 'phone, LEE
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COUPLE.--Nsn generally useful about house;
wife good cook useful; excellent references;
$50. Larsons Agency. 30 East I25th st. Tel.
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COOK Finnish. experienced; thoroughly ac-
custcrlei 20 hest cooking; fne city references;
{3;. Myn,,inen's Agency. 2loT 6,h ave Tel.
zoos Harlem
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105TH ST., 230 WFST-Two large front
rooms connecting. suitable for dentist oil
doctor; or suite for three or four people
also single rooms, 81 and 81; near subway
and Il: references. FRISBlE.
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ing Scryoi: Finnish, swedish and soandins-
Wan help; speciality. experienced cooks IL
Fart iat.b Tc,cDhorr Harlem s2T.
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TNTiNDREss-First class; best city refer-
enees; gentle ana polite: $50. Mrs He,gs
HovIng's Agency, 2S3 Lenox ave. Tel liz
MOrnirgsde.
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OLUoT1OT NcIp. HtTtTFUEtb
III Lexington ave.
USFFUL HOUsEMAN--Germsn; first class
references: very willing: can assist al table:
Miss Margaret Smiths Agency, 20 West 42G
81. Phone 5000 Bryant. -
USEFUL MAN. SIS; German; outfide work ana
help inside horse. COW. chickens, etc.; per
sonai reference. a.. care Mathewson Agency,
SIS 9th ave. Tel, 37s Bryant.
USEFUL HDUSENAN--strong. we'll recon-
mended swedish young man; UNDERSTANDS
waiting at table; best references Osterbofg .
agency. 10 Lexington ave. Tel. 1906 Plhza
USEFUL MAN. VALET or BUTLER--Greek;
nice appearance: good English; personal rel
erences Domestic Exchange. 324 Columbus
ave, near 10th st. Tel. 0186 Schuyler.
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Reliable Employment Agency.
sNf NN6SG H20 sixth Avenue. Phone 80sy
Female

WANTED.-Light work TO do at home. ref
erences. John schaefer. 236 sunpter ST.
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Male.

AGENTS. both sexes. l will start you earn
Ing biz money: begin to-day; particulars
fre,' James Pritchitt 272 Grant ave.
BROOKLYN y. Y.
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kitchenmaid. Finnish: $40 TO s45. Mr.. Helgi
Hoying's Agency. 233 Lenox ave. Tel. III
Mornlngside.