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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-29
DOMESTIC slruATloNs WANTED



BUTLER USEFUL vALEI .,ery rss,s sSii
sober Swede. first class ~. .a.ss ns,er.
berg agency, no Lexington ave TEL iV'0
Plaza. --- -
BrTLER- VALET English. t6oroushyr o,c VII
derstands his business excei' ~ ,yioet A2d ar
Miss Margaret Smith's Agency, - west f-U 80
Phone. 3OI9 Bryant
BUTLER VALi.T-Engiish. YOUNG; n'e tocncv
references; SEQ. Nine. u CaIh,n.o
1903 West 421 st. Tel. 5GI7 BF!a an -,
BfITLER- VALET French; speaHs, -. f.
llsb references. sac Nine. r.. Iaine ,,
Agency. IO3 West 42d #. Tel, tsII D'VS"''
coACHMAN GARDENER. --StTons, o,,,s.
reliable Swcde; first class Az P,,rtJ.
three years last position; personal anu ,-,-'.
ion references, anywhere: $50. Osnt. D,..,o
A..nunv. IlG L-xlngtoA ave. To-. lV9' ~
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RESTAURANTS.

ILUcN0M'5 ef Ics!iis F RssT l,.S :,
| fmpor err OF Wuryburger Hofbrau Pilsner
| Ganoss ensc ha ffshrau
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

Female.
FINISHING GOVEKNESs drst class in
every respect, German, prepares for
school. speaks French. German, Spanish
Latin. music and painting. $50. CanellO's
Agency. 1908 ". 42d 81.
FINNISH Girl, youns, lately landed, Tor
small family or apartment. SIC Mynttinens
Agency, 2lO7 5th ave. Tel. 1908 Harlem.
GENERAL HOUsBWoRKER. private house;
no washing; 1 year last place: $50. Chas.
Wilson's Agency, 72i Lexington ave; tel
2224 Plaza.
GoVERNESS. nursory: German; speaks
English. Spanish; plano. city only, $50.
first class, years reference. Nine r. car
uelos Agency 1913 W. va st.; phone 6617
Bryant
GOvERNEsS-E English; highly educated Ger
man. French fnusic and sciences. excellent
references, care children 90 10 years. hour or
monthly. MIR. Hcra HDvBgs Agency, 233
Lcnox ave Tel lI3 Mogningside
IIOUSEwORKER-Fir class cook and good
tUurdrcss; very neat Young girl with eNcel-
lent references. So. Parsons Agency, East
1924 1T. Tel 10i9 Harlem.
HOUSING KEII-Colored. good plain cook;
excellent references; can Laundry, CITY or
country; SO. EclIle's Agency. III West 10th
So Tel 2J1l Morningside
HOUSEWORKE En- Good all round cook and
general houseworker: neat young colored
woman. excellent references; so. Tuils
Agency. 2aT 7th ave. Tel 1922 mornlngside.
HOU- EWORK ER-swedish: SIS. good cook
ani laundress. has three years reference
i iSh 81 s. Tel 42sa Harlem. - -,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Finnish girl.
good plain cook and laundress; excellent
references: SOD Mynttncns Agency, 2lU 9Th
eve. Tel 1905 Harlem. ---
HOUsEWOPKER-Y Finnish girl: eS-
gallcnt cook. plain laundress; good refer
ences. SIS Nvnttlnens Agency 2l01 oh ave
Tel 1905 Harlem
HOU 5EWORKER or cook and iaundress s25
neat young girl; personal references. Inquire
Mathewson Agency. Sls 9Th ave. Tel. s7s
Bryant
UOUsFKTEPER- Refined woman wishes posi-
tion in private family: excellent references
c.. BOX n. Tribune Office. "
HOUSEKEBPER.-Yo woman az working
housekeeper IN private house: city or coun-
Try: reference. g, BOX -, tribune onlce.
HOUsEWORKER. American. Protestant.
neat woman; good baker; excellent ref
crenccs. CITY or country; wages no object.
Mrs cOopers Agency $50 8th ave t3slh.l
INFANTS NURsE-Rehned young Amer
lean: go anywhere. excellent references
and long experience. $50. Mrs. Shea's Agency
r., 42d ST.
KTTCHENMAID = Refined French maid;
some, knowledge cooking speaks French
only: best city references s25. Nine. I.
CaIncllo's Agency. 1913 W. i2d ct; phone
5GT7 Bryant.
KIrCHENMAID or SECOND COOK. scotch
Protestant; first class family; G. MISS
HofmaycTs Agency, 32O-332 9Th ave-. 5th
toor; tel 1921 Madison Square
kite HENMAlD-N strong Swedish girl
best references Osterberg's Agency, TlB
lexington ave Tel 1888 Plaza.
LADHs MAID or COMPANION young
woman; srcaks six languages; willing 10
travel; capable taking entire charge Of IN
valid Mrs. Morrow's Agency, 72l Lexing-
ton ave,
LAUNDRESS-Nea strong Swedish girl very
willing: excellent laundress: three years last
is!ace; best references Cs,erD-Tgs Agency,
80 Lxington ave Tel 1855 Plaza.
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PAWN TICKETS.

WE BY PAWN TICKETS. old gold. plat
mum. diamonds, pearls. n. FEINCOLD
645 Ctr ave. bet 37th and 3sth etc. Bust
ness cSnfdorfiaf
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SShAbERMAID and MAID. for SearsdaIe ?
"a 20 family. $40 Miss FftzGerald's Agency
- Dun aye eutfa0ro on 4Id st
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HELP WANTED.

BIG MONEY WRITING SONGS. Hundreds
Of dollars have been made by successful
written We pay so per cent Of profits IL
successful send us vouT original poems
songs or melodies to-day or write for free
PARTICULARS DIsCaie Co, Dept u.s. Wash
'rstcn. = C.
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The United States school OF Secretaries

500 Fifth Ave. y. Z Tel. Bryant 5035
The only school IN America which makes
'ccretarial training q specially. Tho curric-
ulGm includes McEwan'a Shorthand, type
writing. cultural course English Literature.
article WrltihGJ, Hecretariai Guties and nc
counts. Prospectus on application.
WAITRESS PARLORMAID for city; IN
family, SO. Mise FitzGeraid's Agency,
5O3 5th ave. entrance on 42d 81.
WAITRESS for Lakewood n J.; in
family; S25. Miss FitZGerald's Agency
EN4 It'll ave. entrance on 32l 81.
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NM WnLIT EmrI0ym"nt Agency and .ooE-
Ing school. Finnish swedish and -ctnd!n3-
Wan help. specially. experienced COOKS %
East ignn. Telephone Harlem f2hl
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4 GOING 10 ALBANY OR TROY TAX, th.
. (fIIZENs' LINE or the PEOPLES LINE
. rf.,uers Phone Spring qtnU
entral- Hudson Line steamers for Newburs

Ceuttal-Iiudson Line steamers for Newbursh
pokeepsie. Kingston; Pier -. n franklin -
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBSCRIPTIO. 5
Tor The Tribune received AZ their Uptown
Office, No 1864 Broadway between 36tn and
Sith rts.. until O'Clock >. m. Advertise
wcnts received a. the following branch offices
al regular rates until s O'Clock l. M. VII
204 Ath ave. -. e.. cor. 23d st. los 6th ave.
cor l2th st.. tO4 East i4th ST.; ~ Yves. 42d
S.. between 7th and sth ayes. 263 Nesi
i2Ith 81: 1885 "a ave; i10s 1st ave, near
s9,n ST. l57 East i25th 81
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EYeslGHr SPECIALISTS.

DIR. MORGAN makes no charge for testing
eyes " years European hospital sxpey
rienco Optical goods az m0dersts prices.
Pringlc's Drug store, a5th II and sth ave
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

Female.
IAUNDRESS---Can do chris, collars, and
all tine linens, excellent reference Miss
Margaret Smiths Agency % W. 42d 81
LALNDRESS-s25 young: Thoroughly under
stands her work has friend ktcheumaid;
VIII 20 together ~ separately; good references,
Msthewson's Agency, SIS 0th ave. Tel. BIS
NURSE. graduated from infants hospital.
seeks position 20 take entire charge Of In
FAINT: best references. Address Anna Dressed
1865 56th 81, Brookyn. - -
NURSE, German. viii care for two children
two years Upward excellent references, So.
Criterion Agency 34i Columbus ave. 18Th.
s4Gs Schuyler ---
NURSE $50 Tor children about Years North
German: best references. CITY Ct country.
Msthewson's Agency SIS oh ave. Tel BIS
Bryant.
NIRSE-Can take infant from birth under
stands all foods; excellent references. Miss
Margaret smiths Agency ." W 42d ST.
phone 8"5" BtEHnt
NURSE-Infant. hospital; trained N0rwe-
giau: Protestant. has brother, useful man;
together 0r separate: any distance Miss
Morrows Agency, IT l@NlEgWH ave.
NURSERY GOVERNESS. German. . years
New York city references last place; $40,
las diplolna Chas. Wilson'S Agency, 1924
Lexington ave; tel l22i Plaza.
NURSERY GOVERNESe. German. speaks
French: excellent selmstress and dress
$50. Chus. Wilson's Agency 72f Lexiny-
ION oy,. tel. 2224 Piaza.
NURsE--For children over .: young, thor
CuGhy experienced years personal ref
erences. city or country; s2J-s3c Miss
Buckey's Agency, u ". f.d ST., phone
1857 BRYANT.
NURSE-Refncd young Danish girl viii
care child and he useful In country fam
ily; sews well Sls. Miss Shca's Agency. 8
L. A2d IT.
RFFINED PERSON, companion for elderly
lady or housekeeper tor rivate school, !nsti-
tuition or bachelors apartment; thorOughlv eX
perienced highly recommended. Miss Buck
ley's Agency, = West AKA st. Phone 74S7
BRYANT.
WAITRGs First class; tall. neat appearing.
thoroughly competent: city or country. So.
Criterion Agency. 34l Columbus ave, 76th.
Tel. s46s Schuyler
WAITRESS pARLORMATD-Neat tall. hrst
class Swedish girl; excellent waitress; ex
cellent references; friend chambeTmald-
seamstress, separate Oslerbergs Agency.
ZIG Lexington ave. Tel. 1865 Plaza.
WAITRESS-Malfes all salads; understands
serving wines: can carve; excellent refer
ences. Miss Margaret Smiths Agency 20
W. 42d st.. phone 3039 Bryant
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EXCURSIONS
MATCHES. olAMoNos, JEWeIRY

PACIFIC COAST TOURS-YELLoWsT0
AND ALAsKA-LEAVE FREQUENTLY.
RAYMOND a whi'~cnph Co. 225 Fifth Az NJ,
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r..Iuyf1. ave. near t>tl. f.rrlsu.f IrHu'.-
Is ms. cIs.s swedish aul other help Tel
rl--r ifgI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-29
DIAMOND Settlers.

OLD J;.WELRY remodeiled 20 look like now
departing a speciality. ". Heckel. teweler.
81 Nassau 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-29

THE FRENCH JEwELER"-EIpert watch
and clock reps.rer Full charge taken 81
your clocks on yearly contracts. Bible House
Room s6Is. Calls at residences Phone 2648
-Gramercy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-29

SIN ST, l3 wEsIgrnsa3Seas. n tTrsS ;V not
..{ "a water: bath and teiepnone' 'el''
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HELP WANTED.

Female
GENERAL HOUSEWOEKEE wanted. with
good reference. 90 become chSmbermaiu
and waitress. call at 10 West 55tl st.. be
tween II 30 and 1890 Monday or Tuesday.
shKihS kGehGI, Tel 1907 Cheisea.
Private families. estates farms corporations
supplied With best male and female help.
KITCHENMAID. Tor city; sleep home So
pcr week Miss rnzGerald's Agency, SOC
jth ave: entrance on i2d 81.
LATNDRESS CHAMBERLAIN. cts, f25
Miss Flt2GsraldS ACcncy, jO3 9TH ave.
entrance on s2d 81
LAUNDRFSS- CHAMBERMAID-2 r. fam
lily: cts, $50 Mics FitzGerald's Agency.
sos 18th ave-. entrance on 42d s.
NURSE children, "a years; $50; city
Miss FitzGerslds Agency. J03 9TH ave;
entrance on 42d ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-29

CHAUFFEUR. age % years. good. careful
driver makes all necessary repairs. willing
ana obllging, desires position. moderate
wages: references from last employer. Ad-
dress Competent. BOX ., Tribune Uptown
a..
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WEST srDE-Above Tooth street.

IS AND sS-lU-TH S.. sc WEST-LaIge.
cheerful, airy rooms, running water, modern
conyeniences for gentlemen. ladies, cOIpieE,
reject neighborhool. near subway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-29

MECHANICAL DRAUGHTsMAN.- First class.
Apply corner Washington and Esscx s's.'
Jersey City. y j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-29

LAND * HDs,HEEEH GO AGENCY. . D..
e. west So s'-Firr' class servant. Fog rrl-
-ata famu'.r Telephone 5li-MIrrsF iiil.
Mrs INR-OSs EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
f0r select help. with FIRST class references.
so 20 East I-5'r o. Tel Haf.,.n--'s'
MRS COLLIER. ~ On afc.. near ast St
Fc.er, agency: hyperion male and female help.
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Female

YOUNG MAN Ill. III. 90. desires position
where services VIII be appreciated. J. "
Iahr. 423 lot ave.
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HOCSEWORkER-CO lored. good plain cook
excellent references; can laundry CITY or
country; so. Eclue's Agency. ll2 West l55th
So Tel 2JiI MOrningside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-29

,n-s4TH ST. 126 wEsr.-Front Pa 1d.I,
,o1 bedroom. adjoining bath; single room"
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HOTSE acknowledgement Finnish girl
good plain cook and laundress; excellent
references: S22 MYnttincn's Agency, 2lW 9Th
eve Tel 1905 Harlem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-29

- sTfJ ST. "a WEST. Doctor furnished
~ .,cS ,0orI office suite, with suigerS' 10 tn"ie
'It'c .,.ier.s house: hours ii 10 ana 70 o
]. .t.tf,.. attendance. Tel tiazd-7f-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-29

,OOK Thoroughly experienced. can handle
iaIgo hotel club or Institution. Nrat class
u every respect; SEQ Tu,rs Agency. 2.at
-th ave. Tel sO22 MCruinEElde
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-29

$500 -106T1I ST, 24G WEST NEAR Broadway)
Three newly furnished rooms, suitable ioI
housekeeping; couple or two gentlemen; Ed
tireiy private UACCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-29

GOVERNESS--E English; highly educated, Ger
man. French fnusic and sciences. excellent
references, care children 20 10 years. hour or
monthly. Mn HclEa lIDviugs Agency, 333
LouoX ave. Tel. iI3 Moynlugside.
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IsphnccC Reliable Employment Agency
JAPANESE $40 sixth Avenue. Phone 3OsG

Bryant ECst Japhneso fefNUhF furnIsheI e
Drjvate families. references Investigated.
RETIRED POLICE OFFICER yishes position
IN Office building, bank or mercantile house.
J. H. r.. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-29

'oSssHo MAN for posltion IN advertising
llo..e,s OF local newspaper; outside "oIk .
sAvsaai commission basis 20 start; chance lot
@hoemenL 32O Tribune Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-29
WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
BOoKKEEPER. expert; opens, writes up.
closes noogs installs simpliaed systems
and labor saving methods 20 meet require
~c5sonablr rates. y. W. souza, Room 1000,
81 Broodway, New York
CHAUFFEUR 49, Young man, American.
wishes position as chauffeur with private
family. years experience driving very able
mechanic Robt. Morrison Waterloo Place
Bronx. '-
CHAUFFEUR. age % years. good, careful
driver makes all necessary repairs, willing
ana obliging desires position, mo moderatie
dress Competent. BOX ., Tribune Uptown
Office 1864 BROADWAY ---
Ispsuccc Reliable Employment Agency.
JAfNnESI S26 sixth Avenue. Phone 3Os9
Bryant Best Japanese FsrvantF furnishe1 70
private families: references Investigated.
RETIRED POLICE OFFICER yishes position
IN Office building, bank or mercantile house
J. H. r.. Tribune Office
YOUNG MAN Oil. III. 60 desires position
where services VIII be appreciated. J. ".
Lair. 423 lot ave.
Female
4 GERMAN LADY. with high school diploma
tor French. German, English Italian ana
elementary piano, desires Lessons IN these
languages or O position as visiting goyerness;
Ttfc-cuces VIII be given. Apply In writing to
Mre ~ Roth. 800 West 5Sth 81. -
A YOUNG IADf dplhg colieEe NoIh uci4I'' .
position during afternoons as companion or
e.frr,arr or as tutor or Visiting goyerness: che
can olso read aloud. Apply in writing 10 Miss
NJ. h.. y West 37th ST .---------
a VISITING GOVERNESs-Very successful
with backward children or Engifh 70 toI-
t',ers. also teaches stenoErapEy and book
lkeepinE Address Miss J. Richmond il
Irving Place. --------------
AMERICAN CoAmANIoN---Prnctical nurse.
sew. read assist houseRetping' y. to"h'
Once
TgI.sSV ETEE.R Competent. perfect litter:
expert remodeller' out or home; reasonao'e
Mathews zoo East 3Hth st-------
LADY OsTEoPATH wishes position az com ON;
n,1s,n Ia lady during the winter WIZ
,rs~Si. references cxch .nged correspondence
solicited address r. II. K, Box "a, Tribune
office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-29

HOU- EWORK ER-swedish SIS. good cook
ani laundress; has three years reference
from last place Larson's Agency, - East
12hth 81 Tel 52e3 Harlem
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EAST SiDE--Helow tooth street.

THE EOHDA. 90 MADISON AVE.-Hotei APP
u0iu'mcnts: h0wsll.c environment. table
choice and abundant, attractive prices.
RF,T. Rooms FDE REAL NEN-E Ever
.hiug tight. luxurious. Prone Riverside 10 Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-29

AEN WANTED-TO SELL. TREES AND
p.2nts. Highest commissions payable weekly.
FERRY NURSERIES,. Rochester. y. Y.
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CLARK'S ORIENT CRUISE

for II days including shore excursions
Round World and South america Tours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-29

ARTlST.-Capable O, producing high class ef-
iecls IN attractive pictures. wanted for con
With you. HOW Device CSmpany. "a East
23i 81
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'ANTED-Expericnced conyeyor machinery
-, - eainan for New York and surrounding
~ aise supervise erection Of conveying sys-
~ Salary and commission basis. Give All
1.trfnatioa In first letter. Minnesota Manu-
sssieit Association. North 81. Paul. MIMI
ers 4iocturers OF gravity bail-besrlng convey
~, spirals. automatic elevate and iapof-
sing cOnveyOrf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-29

AGENTS WANTED-For article which sells
readily IN homes and offices. Particulars free
Write o. call. Kern. 1le Is. $50 St. New
YORK City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-29

AGENTS WANTED everywhere % cell our
Specially. Great demand. big profits. Write
;or free proposition. The Harmon Specially
Co, 1913 Harmon 81. Brooklyn. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-29

Mrs A. JOHNSON. II East 125th ST.. near
PARK ave Swedish American Enploymen.
Agency. furnishes Grs. class help; lnFs6tisated
reference Tel SJi5 Harlem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-29
LAUNDRIES,
DETECTIVES.

ROSSMORE LAUNDRY. 350-352 West 5sth
st.--Linens handled cOpscieutiousiy worir
thnt hrlnvs rnputation. Tel 1Gos--wad,son
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the UNITED STATES SCHOOL or
SECRETARIES

-1Vs Filth Ave, y. y. Tel Bryant SSJo
ssAe ouly school in America which makes
oecfetarlsl Training speciality. The cur
neauin includes McEwan's Shorthand, Type
fhing. Cultural Course English Literature.
A.ucle WriiinFl. Secretarial Duties and Ac-
S29nts FrOsucctus on application
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-01
CONGRATULATIONS

The new officers who either enter ed on their duties yesterday. or will take over their offices today, have the congratulations of the Sentine- : Record In advance.
 Men in public office have world of influence. The whole of com munit3 is judged by it's public men. Men of capabilities and of ability anu of integrity are lauded by their con stituents.
 We have confidence in the capabiI- ities of the new officers. and of their integrity. We believe each one Of them desires to make the people such good official as to merit approval, and also to suggest further honor from the people.
 If the officers are conscientious and strive to do their best for the com, munlly, they can make good, regard Hess of obstacles, but 1t is much eas fer If they have public support.
 The people should be slow or criti. cism. Though the people should aI ways remain jealous of their rfghsi and privileges. The officers shouIf bear this in mind. and give due re. gard to the. opinions of others. E, being reasonable. the officers wtI ~5iad reason. There is nothing to b. gained in conflict. Men who have il the past been political enemies shous. bury their differences for the pres ent. at least By so doing the cit. and county will have better chanc to prosper-and prosperity in Ho Springs will not come amiss at tIh time.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-01
Kills Mosquitos

The greatest mosquito knocker ever does double duty. Kills every one 1t touches and drives the others far away. Nothing will so com pIetely free your home of mosquitoes and insects as Ross Dead Quick Spray. In Hot Springs at grocers' and druggists. W. c. Ross Medicine Co, Little Rock. Ark. tf
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-01

Hot Springs should not be expected to put on it's state fair dress until Central avenue is made passable, and until lower Central avenue is taken care of by city and county.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-01

When you have a bad cold you want the best medicine obtainable so as to cure 1t with as little delay as possible. Here is a druggistis opinion: T have sold ChambeTlains Cough Remedy for fifteen years" says Enos Lollar of Saratoga, Ind, "and consider 1t the best on the market" For sale by all dealers.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-01

A San Francisco man has been ar rested for rooling with a widow IL serves him right, but 1t must be ad- m.tted that his genius commands ad : miration.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-01

A Kentucky girl was killed by light ming while dressing for her wedding. which teaches that there is such q thing as a girl being too attractive.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-01

A fashion journal says that cora meal rubbed in the hair will clean It, but very few people will put them selves to so much trouble to clean the meal.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-01

The white house was recently giv en it's first bath in sixteen years t IS always the proper thing for a tenant 10 get the house in o-der for his sue cessor
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-01

1.-TWO drinks a day will supply a family with flour. remarks ar ex- change. The writer must mean tue Keepers family.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-01

Hot Springs is still receiving con gratuations for imposing the fitting verdict where murder has been com mltted,
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-01

The wife of old General Dan Sick les has again come to his financial aid. hut if the old soldier don't look cut. she will have to "cut 1t out"
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-01

An excited exchange asks, Where snaIl we look for independence? on, friend and brother. searcher and long suffering fellow sufferer. look in tho Kitchen.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-01

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The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-01

Of course Arkansas will not give khe usual majority largely improved majority.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-01

But the question is. was the hail in applause. or merely incidental to the passing of Hale.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-01

How grateful we should be that the fashion Of lining the stomach with bIekwtheat cakes has returned.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-01

A woman's journal has an article on Women as Wives The idea seems feasible.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-01

There is more need in tine world for good listeners rather than good talk CTS.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-01

Murder will out if there is a proper diligence to help it out.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-01

such marriages will end in friction matches.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-01

They won't have to violate the quail laws after this morning.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-01

How clever and indefinite is the man who never gives offense.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-01

Children are sometimes forced bs t1'eaz parents into marriage not to tasir likins. If $ almost certain that