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New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
APPROVED AIDS TO
HEALTH AND BEAUTY

MAGIC BEAUTY Women vino
are not thoroughly satisfied with prepared
cola creams can make an excellent Er"ds'-
less cream By simply dlSsulvng an ounce
Of almuZOiu I'm J., pint of cold water ana
ud4rG tcaSI IOUnlulS OF ElN'criuc. MS
cream clears and cleans the ComPIrAl'l!
SpIoHG.dly auG leaves 10 soft smooth ahH
fresh looking. II is very nnc ior h'aIihE
and preventing cuapping.
t|DE SAlLDW SkIN-A salloW. plnpl
complexion comes from impure blood. rms
condition can best be overcome with a Eo'"'
purifying system tOulD. y good. Oli-iaSh-
ioacd tom, can hc made by dissolvlns 2
Cupful Of sugar and ounce Of kardcn" I'm ,
put o.; alcohol then adding hot water 70
make quart Tablespoonful taken
before meals viii purify the blood. clear
the complexion and bring back the glowing
look Of health To the face. This tonic re-
stores lost appetite and IL great cncrE!H"T
THIN. STJBBN ENELASHES-Each
Night apply pyroXln 10 lash-roots with
thumb and forcNnuer and they viii come
in thick and long StragSlv eyebrows can
be made 10 grow thick and silky If You
rub pyroNu on with hng,r-erG. Don't get
any pyroX!n where hair is not wanted,
GENUINE HAIE-TONIC-Tho disap-
uoiutmcnt OF using bottle after hottl" OF
costly hair-toniCs and stll finding our itcu-
ing scll,s laden with dandrun and our
lair getting gradually thinner must yi"ld
to tn, following simple remedy. IL y nIhl
Of alcohol dissolve Ounc" oi qulnZoln li'h
add y pint Of cold water, Rubbing thiS5
into IN. scalp twice week, dan1rGr ana
scalp irritation disappear as II by magic
and tn, hair stops falling. quickly taking
on a healthy. growing condition
For WEAK ENES-pn" whose eyes ar"
weak frnamcd or watcry viii find prompt
relief Iv putting into each eye twice daily
a few drops Of "a tonic made 10y dissolVinE
an ounce of crystos In a pint oi Wal'I. .a
This remedy IL very soothing to tired.
suartiug ewes and quickly remedies Cranu-
lated lids II makes the eyes bright clear
and sparkling.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
EQUAL RIGHTS AS A CURE
Suggested as a Remedy for In
digestion by Psychologist.
rrAh tn The Trihurn |

lBv .Teleerfh to The Tribune.
Cincinnati, March 2O-Equal suffrage
f7r men and women was suggested as n
cure for the widespread indigestion in the
United States by Or Martin II. Fisher
professor Of physiology in the Cincinnati
Medical School at a lecture in the home
economic course at the University Of Gin
cinnati.
simple principles Of dietetics," was the
subject, and Or Martin argued that as
long as men alone made the laws women
could not be expected to prepare nOurish-
Ing food under the right conditions.
Women and men must work together
TO solve the question Of the high cost Of
living" he said. AS affairs exist now
it is ridiculous 10 ask women to prepare
good food al ; cents day for each per-
son. as is now required by economic con-
diuons. It simply cannot be done. And
as a result the amount Of indigestion in
the nation increases. We will 1--we better
and have better health when women get
the vote TO remedy conditions"
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21

could be done to get that hill through.
It was decided that they ought to "concen-
trate on Governor Dix" No one said eX-
actly how, but there seemed 10 he a gem
eral idea that by concentrating on DIX
the Senate could be made to pass the suf-
fraEe bill
Two women dissented. They wanted 10
concentrate on Mrs Dix. Mrs Harriet
Stanton Blatch wasn't AT the reception.
but hard at work at her office. at the
Woman's Political Union, No 4G East 2'th
street. She said she was delighted with
conditions at Albany.
AT last we have the political situation
we want" she said. Murphy is lined up
so that we know just where he stands, and
we can estimate his opposition correctly
Several contributions came in TO the
union yesterday. one OF them check for
$500. Miss Harriet May Mills. Of tho
state association, is moderately happy
over the outlook while there's a Legis-
lature there's hope" she said.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
TO SEE EGGMEN'S BOOKS
Ford Gets Subpenas for Eight
More Firms.

The investigation OF the New York Mcr-
camille Exchange and the butter and egg
commission men was resumed yesterday at-
ternoon in the Essex Market Police Court
before Magistrate Murphy and Mr.. De
Ford Assistant District Attorney. Mr.. De
Ford asked for subpPnas for the heads Of
eight firms and permission 10 examine their
books His request was granted. and eX-
pert accountants will he put to work on the
firms books for the period beginning jan
uary !. 1911. to February Of this year
Mr.. De Ford plans to find out the guam
tty Of butter and eggs purchased during
this period, the different grades, the prices
paid the contracts or agreements under
which the goods were shipped, and the
methods and prices agreed on in selling.
In other words ne said, ne wanted 10 get
at the exact condition OF purchase and sale
and the margin OF profit for the commis-
sion men.
II the peorle are being robbed we will
find out i'm this way" ne said
Edwin T. Martin, president Of the Mer-
camille Exchange, was called to the stand
by Mr. De Ford. lie gave detailed ac-
count OF the market conditions from year
to year. and said that for the 800 business
DAYS of 1911 the average Tric" of the high
est grade butter quoted on the New York
market averaged 27g2 cents a pound. which
was &1-2 cents a pound less than for the
same period in 1910
J. Petit. of Petit & Reed, p commission
firm. said his firm .I.ed to get per cent
when fl bought and another per cent
when It sold. Walter :. Fitch, of Fitch,
Cornell & Co. was not willing 10 admit
that ne followed the exchange prices close
~ I'm his own trading. but Mr. De Ford
: finally got him TO say that tn" board quota
uons represented pretty accurately the
general New. York figures
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East 6ond street

rast ono street
Parcel No. l. being ~ and ~ East G2nd Street.
will be sold subject TO ca "A mortgage held By
the Dry Dock Savings Institution. on which
there is now past due the sum OF 10000. with
interest thereon from February /, 1912, tbj To "A
tenancy expiring on June 1. 1872 and tcJ to the
rtRte of facts shown upon the survey thereof
made by Earl B Lowell, city Surveyor. dated
Iecember ~. 1911.
rho Approximate amounts Of taxes, assesi-
,nCnts and water rates or other liens which are
20 be allowed 20 the purchaser out OF the pur-
chafe money or paid by the Referee on the sal
OF said ~ and ~ East G2nd Street. is Three
hundred and nifty $3.50 Dollars and interest
Parcel No 2. being No III East 62nd Street.
% jII be soi subject TO the state OF facts shown
uron the survey thereof made by Francis ".
ForTs sons dated February 2nd 1911.
The approximate amount Of taxes. assess
,,ents and, wafer rates or other liens which are
10 bo allowed TO the purchaser paid by the
peferee on the sale OF said parcel IL Six hun
dred and sixty-nine Dollars $500 and interest
Dat,d New YORK February q. 1912
THOMAS ". BASKERVILLE. Referee
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE BEATEN
Massachusetts Senate Also Defeats Di
rect Senate Elections.

Boston. March 2O.-Woman suffrage and
the election Of United States Senators by
direct vote were defeated in the Senate
to-day by close votes. The Senate went on
r, cord aCains woman suffrage by vote Of
T. 10 "A. after a spirited debate. The gal
lcries were crowded with women. The d.
rect vote amendment TO the constitution
was lost by a vote Of 10 TO A.
It is expected that the House will reach
q, vote on the federal income tax amend
,n,nnt nnNf Meek.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
TO STOP FAKE ADVERTISING
Newspaper Sues Department Store In
sertinp Circulars in It's Copies.

The Press Publishing Company CThe
49,, vork WorId'O began suit yesterday
aao,nst the Adams Flanagan Company, a
Isyonx department store, which VIII be fol-
,.,,,ld ~, other similar actions. The suit IS
ro~ an Injunction and for *5os4o from the
sa,ondants for Inserting in copies OF the
sundov edition of The World separate
~'-a,.iar advertisements in alleged Imitation
80 .h, odvertising in the newspaper proper
" Tbe circulars referred to were inserted IN
aaors the plaintiff said, in order TO
,''e .,,,a readers of the newspaper into be-
lieying that they were awe '.s'.o'o ., t,a
for by the defendants and were para % ,'n', 'n1
rewspaper. The publishing coilians ISM
"a, $40 for the insertion OF theSe e,.1oa"i
twenty different Sundays ana ,ra,ea s,o,VYy "'''"
ages for the alleged fraud pefpe'i"'eu
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W NEWS Of nt9FgSt g.
~ CO Wlmgn : O
MEMS LEAGUE STAYED AWAY
Nevertheless, Equal Franchise
Society Gave Nice Reception.

The Equal Franchise Society gave a re-
cepuon 90 the Mems League for Equal
Suffrage yesterday at it's beautiful new
rooms, at 40. S East 37th street. Not a
man came, but it was very nice recep-
tiOu
There were thin sandwiches and exqui-
site little cakes in paper friUs and ten
fragile cups and a talk explanatory Of the
situation ia Albany by a woman who
didn't know much about it, That Mems
League for Equal Suffrage didn't know
what II missed
The women agreed that men couldn't be
expected to come TO an afternoon tea-not
the manly men who believe in woman SUI
frage.
Then they settled down to decide what
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

GARDENER-single; on q private place OK
cellent references from last employer, q
pectations moderate. w. care A. Nesey st.
New York.
MARRIED COUPLE-Man thoroughly under
stands gardening. horses. COWS, wife goot
cook and buttermakor. reference. Carpenter
Agency, 154 9Th ave.
USEFUL MAN-German- Hungarian; very GOO
cook. can DO any kind Of work; good refer
ences; highly recommended country preferred
wages $50 Charles Wilson's Agency, III Eas
57th at Tel. 222I Plaza.
USEFUL MAN.-German-A American, single. oi
gentlenan's private place, experienced IN now
eTs. vegetables fruits. poultry, ten years m pres
ent place. best reference. Address r. Meyer
care OF l. II Laney, Woodhaven. Long Is!and
USEFUL MAN Young Englishman neat an.
willing % do any KIM OF work. country pr"
ferrcd: So Charles wilson's Agency, III Eas
5Tth st Tel 222i Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
nEsKs AND ofEIcE FURNITURE
LOST RANkBOOkS.

LOST or STOLEN. handbook No. $50 5't ~
the German savings Bank IN the city ot %"
YORK corner 4th ave. and IAN 81 iSsH'l 70
~. g;,slak An persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same. II not returned 10 m"
I3uk ON the 2Ist day of March, 1912 a duplicate
VIII boz issued.
LOST or STOLEN Bankhook No 6I"S S4i 81
,tc German savings Bank in the city of New
YORK corner am ave. and IAN s'.. issued to
Eorl NItarhc An persons are cautioned against
r.gc,istinE the same II not returned 20 IN"
auk ON the 2lst day Of March. 1872. dHpl
cate VIII he issued.
CST Taasrook No 1892. issued lT the
r.,io,, Got,are savings Bank. formerly the In
,.f,,,,iaT f6r tho Savings % Merchants CLERKS.
.-t,5.r viii ploaso return 81 70 tho hank.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

%OTICp To CREDITORS
N-o,Ioc rs hereby given O. all persons having
,letr,s apsinst Elizabeth Reynolds, late OF the
Town and Village Of Potsdam. in the county OF
:, Lawrence and state of New YORK deceased
80 r,T.sant the same with the vouchers thereof.
=, h. Surrogate NJ the County of St. Lawrence.
n. canton. 8 Y. on or before the 2sth day of
April. 1912. ,.o
Dated, March IS 1872 .. ..
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SUFFRAGE BILL ADVANCED.

Albany. March 2o-The Murray woman
outrage resolution was on the Assembly
calendar to-day. that body having refused
yesterday to receive the adverse report of
The Judiciary Committee The bill was ad-
the Rules Committee.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
WOMAN FIRE INSPECTOR
onIy One Out of Seventy-five
Men Tells of Her Work.
TIRED CT DOING NOTHING
climbing Ladder and Entering
mark Cellars Have No Terrors
f. Miss Grant.

,rss Laura c. Grant is the only woman
avg the seventy-five fire prevention in
'."n,tors recently appointed by Fire Com
',.s,oner Johnson under the provisions of
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
SCHILLINGER'S RELIANCE EMPRESS AND
ruF;DEPICK J. SCHILLINGER, Proprietor.
-cInrr STORAGE & CARrET CLEANING co.

So9. Soi. sos and 3O7 East Glst ST.. New York.
To Miss Sallie Washington, Ellen % Brlen,
charles clark. Hoffman and Brandt Mr.. }. Nc
Cuirc Mrs Morris Mrs Shedden. Mr. or Mrs
Gilman Low, Mrs Ellen Raynes, Miss Maggie
Murphy. Mrs. Jaeger. Mrs. Jennie Ullnan. Ru-
doIph Zurcher. William T. OHare, American
sign Co, Mrs F. Mcintyre, Miss Margaret
McNaIlv. Mrs Jeanne CoulmeauN. Mrs. Henri
etta Rutt Mrs Mary Brown, Mrs. Minnie Mer-
r1I Mir 8 Collins. II. 3. Davies. Thomas Lee.
Iohn Horan Mrs r. Finn. Mrs. John Hunter.
Miss Iottie Drake, Mr. Foley, Helen Gonzales,
Mrs NJ Decatur. Mrs Margaret Nanzor. Mrs
Uayes Mrs Christie. Mrs Adams. Mrs. Brooks.
Mrs " Fleisch and Mrs. a. Mctihee; You and
rach OF YOU are hereby notified that the time
FOR the payment Of our lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. after
due notice thereof had been given you.
We will cause such property. to wit, house
hold goods personal effects. carpets etc,
stored hy you or in your name IN the Globe
storage & carpet Cleaning cos Warehouses, 10
be- sold az public auction. according 10 the stat
ute in such case made and provided, al Nos.
305 and 307 East Glst ST, New York city. on
THURSDAY March 2Sth, 1912. at 1890 a. m, and
n the sale thereof Is not completed on said date
the same will be continued at the same place
ON THURSDAY. April 4. 1912 beginning at lo:3O
a m. and continuing until tho sale IS COM
GLOBE STORAGE & CARPET CLEANING Co
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21

VICTOR VISIBLE. 20 Nassau st. Cataogus
free: all makes taken part payment; par EaI"s
in Undcrwoods. ReminEtons. Ohvers Smltht
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
BUSINESS CHANCES.

rNCIJsH ADVERTISING SCHEMES include
a great demand for fresh advertising novel
tic Those offering right goods should address
9 a q supply Co. Denmark St, Charing
cross Rd London. England
HOUSE WANTED-SUITABlE FOR
SANlTARIUM.
Ret gath and 95th Streets, east OF Park Ave.
A. b.. BoX 20. TRIBUNE oFIN,E.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
East G3rd Street.

East G2rd Street.
Parcel No 2 It's street number is III East
G2nd Street
East a3rl Street
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
AUTOMOBILES

MOTOR TRUCKS, AUTOMOBILES AND MO-
torrvclss sold on time payments MOTOR
rINANCE co. 246 West 59th ST., corner
broadway. New York City. Phone COL 1910.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
RESORTS.
NEW JERSEY,
Tt1arlbcrcuab blenbeitf1
AND
JAMAICA

ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
Josiah white & sons COMPANY,
THE WILTSHIRE. Atlantic City, n. J.
virginia Avenue and Bcach.-Ocean view.
Greatly improved Cap. $50, Private baths.
running water in rooms. elevator. etc. Music.
spcciai sl2 so up weekly: 50 80 up daily. Open
all the year. Booklet. SAMUEL ELLIS.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
WORK WANTED.

MECHANIC (3D. executive ability. repairs
builds everything. marine. stationary, "i"'-
trician. machinist steam, gasolenei pIumhihE'
woodwork. own tools, want stcady "oiR any
capacity. Roth, 4GS Atlantic ave. Brooklyh-
STENOGRAPHER.-E -Experienced, wishes po-
stion few hours daily f. dedda' 80 west
s9th 81.
YOT-SG MAN. 2s: married general office tx
nerience recently with auditing departincht OF
wrU known concern; no fake proportions hIhB'
$50 Jerome ST., Brooklyn.
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Female
TYpEwRITINe AND TYPEWRIT

yor.cG WOMEN for Once work. Must bo
quick and accurate. Address =. r. BOX -
Tri Office
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
LAWYERS.

,DytcE free all matters. reliable lawyer no
y ga. mniess successful. STEINBOCK. 300
broadway. Room 500.
Y,,,rs a GRAY. COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Rooms. rs Broadway. City,
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

AGENTS. Don't he greedy for work Eaf,p
make s. to so a day. Sell everywhere. WIN
ont taIk Wi give sample II you try. T. X
Rorey, a43 O street n. w. Washington. u. =.
MADE $50 600 I'm nve years with small mail
order business: began with 50. Send for free
bookIet Tells how. HeacoCk. JOo5. LockpoTt'
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
CARPET CLEANING.

C.EEFIiI- CARPET CLEANING co.--cieans
~ comnressed air steam hand or on door.
1855 broadway 42i East 4sth ST. CoE q
BRANDT Tel. 132-Ssth. .
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CAKPErs'
Prices Reasonable Send for Circular.
Tel 4Ga2-4da3 Bryant. S5.-i.ss Msst t2tn y.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
STORAGE NOTICES.
SCRILLINGER'S RELIANCE EXPRESS
AND STORAGE 60.
1o7t-1O73 Third Avenue and 2gG East 63rd 1t.
New York, March 2lst. 1872

IOI1-lO13 Third Avenue ana -'U Eds' ooiu ~
New York March 2lst, 1872
To Mrs Alice Enerty. Mrs II Wilson, MIS-.
Judge J II Forman. Miss Martin, Mrs. Ioep-
fer Mrs. Lane. Miss Annie Murray, Mt \. r.
WieT Mrs Mary Reynolds. Mrs. Connolly, MI
J NJ Woods. Mrs Zimmerman. Mrs. r. Gasser'
Mary Murray Miss Y. l.. Spearriu, Mr. Eueun"
Iarde. James H. CowolI, Mrs HOLMAN. Mrs.
Cavaunagh Miss Marth. Mr. Stamfer Mrs.
Kate Moore Mr. 4 Tahcr, Mrs. L. w. Whalen.
Ion Mrs McCahrey Mrs. c. Cullen Mrs.
Reilly Autozuue Chemical Company, Mrs Hop
IIus Mrs Anliu. Mr. Mayhold Huntley. Mrs.
Mcclure Mrs ponucllv. Mr. Robt .. Reilly,
Mrs Patrick Moran. Mrs Walsh MI y. Klein,
Or Hardy. Mrs O. T. II. Hicks tudministra-
trlxD, Mrs j. McCaftrey. Mr kusteT Mr. y
neakln. Mrs Northworhy, Mr.. Chas, fusch,
Airs Rlack Mrs f. J. Jardens. Estate Of Thos
campbell Mr.. and Mrs Jacobs 2"6 West l42d
st. Mr. Campbell. 1921 Bryant ave, Bronx,
rhas A. Webher attorney: Miss Helen IIgon,
Mr. Gale Mr. j. b. Robbins, Mr. Henry
HOFFMAN: You and each Of YOU ar" hereby
notified that the time for the payment Of my
lien upou the property hereinafter DESCRIBED
having expired. after due notice thereof had
Lgnr Given YOU | will cause such property. to
wit household goods. personal effects. carpets
office partitions etc. stored by YOU or in your
name In Schillinger's Reliance Express ana
storage company Warehouse, 10 he sold at
puhlIc auction. according to the statute In
such case mad and provided, at George
Nerle'g Auction Rooms. 155 East l25th St.
%eyy york CITY on TUESDAY. APRIL 9TH,
NOT completed on said date the same VIII be
continued AT the same place on each ana
,yerv Tuesday thereafter beginning ~ 1880
n m, and continuing until all the goods are
sold. ~ ,.... ,.,
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21

SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American 4 Foreign Teachers Agency.-sup-
nile. Professors Teachers. Tutors Governesses.
etc, 70 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply
10 Mrs II unc-Fulton. - Union square.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
1pRESSMAKiNG.

DREssM sMAKER--Competent makes ana re, re.
models: childrens speclalty. juliet i<o
East 18th st. tel 4os stuyvesant.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
Male.


,.c,.rr -younq. Norwegian: cook. first class
ali branches. man butler, valet useful; four
Years excellent references, 90 enIHe Noih'
city or country. Industrial Association Agency
n Wegt 42d ST.: phone 52lO Bryant.
corp. I.E--Neat. strong Danish; no children
man gardener. coachman, usefuI; wire COON
is,ndress housework; excellent references. Us.
terberg's Agency, 7l6 Lexington ave. Tel io"o
Plaza.
c,DnL.VEP. farmer and landscaper, German,
middle aged married. four children. ages
betYeen 3 and 10. highly experienced IN an
branches under glass and OUTDOOR experience
in rrstic stone masonry. carpenter and Pipe
hitting: honest sober and Industrious wlte
bsst butter maker. willing to board help; high
class references. disengaged April J. Address
r Will 1876 South 4th st, Brooklyn
AppFNFR.-Scotch. single. thoroughly COM
pctent. long experience, greenhouse, N'ge-
table flower gardens ge9sra, rnIe pr''Hje
place; sober. honest, good r"fel elchces' Au-
dTcss Gardener, 100 West 3Tth ct
CApDENER COACHMAN - Thoroughly ex-
perienced: strictly temperate ga years eN-
ceilent references. $50 $50. lndustrla Assn,
ciation Agency II West 42d St; phone o2lo
Bryant.
GARDENER BY Bnelishman: married; no lam
iy;. understands his business SIN IN "a, w S H
branches; good references Address W; - "a.
WALTON Hudson. n Y. -
GARDENER German: married, no children;
competent in greenhouse work flowers anu anu
vegetables: can milk; well recommended. car
penter's Agency, 154 eth ave.
GART,ENER.-Ma Married; one child wants to
care for private grounds. with or without
glass: non-drinker: first class references; Eng
lsh +. Discon. 210 Henry st, stamford, Conn
GARDENER - Scotch; experienced; married !;
excellent references cOnveTsant with land
scaping and handling help. Donald. a. Nescy
street -- ----
GRDENFR-Married no family, thoroughly
conversant with the care Of a private place
Is seeking a position where ability is appre-
ciated. johnson, AZ Vescy 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21

said promises VIII he sold subject 10 any state
=, farts an accurate survey would show.
- Iotad New York February 81 1912
ALGFRNON s. NORTON Referee
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
Dramatic.

CI..,s;,, Dancing Acting. Amateurs coaened-
CtVCuttUU Special work for chtldrep, Inc
GUEST STUDIOS 226 9th ave. near 9th 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
Female
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

EXPERT DREssMAKER.- stylish and artistic;
h., day, out or home 24G West 3sLh q.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21

faTis-LOndOU-kUtt
stYNT%xTS Twin-Screw Saillugs Tues 10 NJ.
IItlHH.N IIl 'Iu'kdam .......... Mdfch 20
8{(>D6ssBpT New Amsterdam. .......April
Fy.lJIlIHN 'NooTGAm ApTh y
ENIrNArG sHynH1m ..............A April 10
X3$fnA WA BOTLOGNE VI.
EHELt - PLYMOUTH & ROULOGNE.
B@SszA>na once. 80 BwHy. y. Y.
RED %" LINE Pier arddaSa. 51 WAN a5 s. yPs9 %S5Fy
Tor san Juan. p. r.. Ia Guayra, Pto. Cabelo.
Curacao and Maracaibo. via Curacao.
CARACAS Mar - PHiLADEIPHIA-Apr. 10
For Mayaguez. +. r.; La Guayra, Curacao ana
MaraCabO.
MARACAIRO .. Apr. 8.ZULIA. IA..........Ap IT
Superior Accommodations for Passengers.
BLISS. DAILEIT n CO.
General NIanagers Sc Wall 81.
COOKS 30 TOURS TO EUROPE.
All Expenses Included. Booklets.
THOS COOK A. SON 2i5 Broadway. 28i and
553 Fifth Ave. 23s9 Broadway. y. Y.
EUROPE Choicest Choicest bertSs Sm Lowest lD st rates i
International sleeping Car Co.. 2Sl 9th Ave-
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EXCURSIONS.
INSTRUCTION.

For Both SeXes-City.
,1IE BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
MADISON SQUARE Gi22 BROADWAY.
Harlem Branch. 343 Lenox Ave-. near l2Ith ST
Brooklyn Branch. 2ls-220 Livingston 81
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21

or WAITRESS. Young irish
girl. good two wears reference K. Miss Iiof-
mayors Agency. 321-322 9TH ave. eih Goor
L-n- AL.LL..l- .-ulIn
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21

COOK and IATNDRESS. GfIAMBFRMAID
and WAITRESS Swedish. So and 500
CITY only. Charles Wilson's AE"ncy. l4l West
E7,b ~ Tel 22gl Plaza
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21

COOK -Comrct,ut Finnish Efl. excellent
cook. very neat and capable. country pre-
farrcd. best reference IusSila Agency, $50
Lexington ave. Tel 4453 Plaza.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-24
Special Vegetables
For ThankSQiv

Our immense shipment of the best California vegeta
will arrive Tuesday night and will make deliveries
nesday so be sure and get your order placed in time
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-24

Mince Meats
Monarch nince meat branded per jar 35c
Bismarck mlnce meat jars for $500, per jar 35c
None Such mnce meat Per Pkg. 15c ? for Csc
Blue Ribbon mince meat per pkg. &c, for Csc
r. and R. Plum Pudding No. per $50 for Sl.OO
R. and R. Plum Pudding No. 3 -. -. SOC
R and R Plum Pudding Sauce No. per can ;. zoe
R. and r. Plum Pudding Sauce No. per 35c
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-11-24
Rams rain Fed Poultry

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Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-17

trell 6 Sons company, died Thursday morning at his home, on Moss street. He leaves a widow, four sons and three daughters, John of New York, Charles of Pawtucket, James and Bernard of Westerly, Mrs Mary Dougherty of Pawtucket and Della and Katherine Mccormick of Westerly; also four brothers and a sister.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-17

dies Aid society in the parlors of the Congregational church.
 Edgar H. Cottrell, president of the C. B. Cottrell & Sons company, with office and residence in New York, has purchased the Jeb Thorp place in West Broad street for a summer home
 Thomas F. Mccormick, aged 50, for years in the employ of the c. B. Cot