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Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
TIMELY RECIPES FOR RALsAM
 FIR.

Deaf EditeF and Sisters Social Cor her; J sm sending iH just d few recipes, as ] read that diphtheria is pre- alent in some parts of the city, Perhaps the pineapple cure may be a beHctic if uot a cure. Another good way to BrepeBt diphtheTia is te put 8 cup nearly full of caFbolic acid on back of stove. and keep in d steamiHg con dition. The fumes will kill oUt germs also be of help t9 patient,
 Sosas good uses for TuFpeatine: Fur pentine mixed with beesWax makes the best ho9E polish
 Is an excellent dressing for patent leather.
 A fcp 4reps will prevent starch from sticjling.
 A ta}dcspopnfu4 boiled with linens makes them Very white
 l. keeps moths away from clothes if Sprinkled jn boxes and closets.
 Turpcntine mixed With sweet oil is ap excellent furniture polish.
 The vapor of turpentine inhaled oft en cures a sore throat.
 Applied externally, it relieves lum- bago and chilblains.
 Removes paint from ones hands or clothes
 An Effective Rem4ty for Dipataer;a Take lea and spril8 of turpenIine, in equal parts. and burn in an iron pan once in two hours the fumes re- neSe at once aud remove all bad odor from the patients breath.
 Pineapple as 2 Medicine Most of us would Ec willing to bc sick if We could have GOud strong diet of pineapple as. a medicine. Il has been stated
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18

or so, In summer. and give shower bath (through watering pot sprinkler. Submerge pot in pail of water occas- ionally for twenty minutes, thus giv- ing the roots a bath. Water with cold tea; it is a fine stimulant and occas- ionally a little ammonia or alcohol added to clear water keeps them heal thy and glossy green. The propor- ton: One teaspoon to one quart wa ter.
 I have an asparagus fern given ma a year ago which Is growing finely. One of the new fronds measures 1 5-4 yards in length.
 VIII some of the sisters tell me how to make meringue that will not wrinkle when cut.
 Success to the Corner.
 DAUGHTER
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
MAMIE.
]. E. T. UPON COOKING GREENS

Social Corner Folks: How do you cook dandelions? Or any kind of greens? My reason for wishing to know: l ate some greens the past week at a friends that were so bitter-don't mention 1t out loUd-I have a pucker in both corners of my mouth yet. She poured boiling water over them to start them cooking. Cold water should be used to cook anything of that kind and plenty of it, at first. When once they are boiling, use hot water. This may help some, as 1t did me,
 Yes. Blue Bell of Scotland has guess ed me Should she, and our other sis ters, call l shall be at home. They can call me on telephone as there is one in my home. Shall have a companion able regard for Blue Bells of Scotland about the time huckleberries are ripe. l am sure she will want me. J. D. T. Yantic.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
c. ti. 0. INVITES ALL Te COME Te
 UNION.

Flo Beeey: What district did you live in when in Union? l lived in district No. 3; now l live in district Nc. l. and quite near a church. Have you guessed Who it is yet?
 To Eeccy and others Of tie Social Corner: If you are ever this way, please call. have seen balloons pass Qn-Ie near Us, and If I should look up anu some day see au 4irship coming 1 WA wish that il is well loaded with members Of the Social Corner and they are to land in my doOryArd which by the way is good sized one. and there would be no trouble in getting our: Q. H. Q,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18

that for sore throat and some other troubles the peculiar acid of the pine apple is a great remedy. For diphthe- ria pineapple is highly recommended. Pineapple as Reverase-For add ing to lemon and orange there Is won derful improvement in fruit punch where pineapple is used. Grated pine apple, with a dash of lemon juice is a most refreshing and delicious drink, when made with good and simple fruit punch.
 'BALSAM FIR South Windham, Maine.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
HOW TO PRESERVE EGGS.

Dear Sisters of the Social Corner: ] afH sending in q recipe for preserving eggs. ] never remember eff seeing one printed in euF Corner And while eggs are cheap q pay 23 cents a desenJ I put down a supply against the time they will be 45 or 4S.
 Out of thirty dozea preserved last spring l failed ts find one bad one, Fe Preserve Eggs-Ta}ze one quart of water glass which sells in the drug store for ten cents dilute it with nine parts of water, mix thoroughly aHd peur over eggs. l keep mine in q. crock Phis is sufficient faF twelve dozen eggs,
 GT "A
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18

vous and run down, 1 was dizzy and had numb feelings and my eyes ached. I took doctors medi
 cines but they did me no good, so l de1 cided to t7YLydia EI Pinkham's Vegeta- ble Compound. l did 50, and now I fed
 stronger and bettsA I haye told ofhan
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
WOMAN DIZZY es PARTLY NUMB
Doctors Did Her No Good Testifies How She Was
 Helped by Lydia E. Pink
 hams Compound. |

Zanesville, 0hio -" Last fall had fel male weakness very bad, and was nerI
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
BREVTTY IN WRITING IS WHAT CHARITY
 IS TO ALL OTHER VIRTUES
EVERY woMAN.s opPoaruNlrY


 of of write but o the Address Noevlck Coun
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18

MoNTtLYs sa5c s5o<to second: s1eo te made the last Saturday in each month.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-18
The Antique Bureau and the Withered Rose
7 A Dreamer

TICE.-EveFybedy stop and look! Don't miss the public auction at the well known Foster place on Saturday, Oct 14 1911, at ? p. m. Ladies and gentlemeni You cannot afford to miss what will be the greatest opportunity of yeHr lives to secure a variety of valuable antique furniture. rare paint ings and books, bTie-a-b -brac, carpets and drapeFies. Come, everyone!
 JONATHAN BUELL., Auetleneer,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20
LIS PEN DENS.
SEPTEMBER 10

BRONX and PELHAM PARKWAY. =
adj lands OF Harlem Branch OF y. ~
~ n II co. 475.eXi50X irreg; except parts
released: Emma ~ Auchincloss Rgt Percival
y Nagle q al foreclosure OF mtg, attor-
ney. = Berry
2O0TH s'T. e. lot 55S. property ~ George
' and Henry Opdyke. 23.oXp2 q; Fanny
Behlem q al agt Maria Del Oiazo 81 al
foreclosure Of mtg; attorney, 7 Hansen
MADISON AVE, 2I08: Mary J Mscksy sgt
Annie " Jennings 81 al (amended foreclo'-
Of mtg): attorneys. r. a r OGorman.
1OiST ST. 81 East: Edward Goldschmidt
art Isabel \ McKinsey ct al foreclosure
OF Mtg: attorney ID r Tourney.
IOSTH ST. S. SIS u " OF Amsterdam ave
25x1OO.1I: Louise LEM agt Jacob Fippinser
ct al partition attorney. q G Buechner
DECATUR AVE, =. e201 n OF 2oath
81, 25xi0O: Kari Riese agt Annie NJ Muller
% al foreclosure OF MTG. attorney.
Terry.
GREENE ST. l42 and Ia. Greene ST. :.
$50 n OF Houston 81. 25x100: Mercer 81
Ig and property IN Nassau County; william
" Kelly eat Marie l. Althousc 81 al tpaT-
titIon,: attorney. r Onenbaoh.
13sTH ST. .. 1919 u OF Alexander
ave- l76x1oO: Emily Fowler 81 al agt Jo-
seph struthers foreclosure Of mts). attor-
ney II Kelly.
EASTERN BOULEVARD. lots SIS and
$50, map OF Lohbauer PARK. Bronx. Rose
Apt nst Iuciens soyer et al forgclosure or
mtg: attorney. W r Matthies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20
THE COTTON MARKET
Works Higher Early, but Closes
at a Loss.

Bullish weather conditions. frmness in
Liverpool and an active demand from
September shorts In the South sent cotton
prices up in the early trading. but liqui-
dalton eased them Off 10 about Wednes-
days close. A combination OF influences
worked the market up again to net
gain OF sa1O points. but It eased OFF again
in the afternoon TO a net loss OF TO
points. The close was up little from
the lowest. on covering, and final figures
were net l point higher to 4 points lower
than at Wednesdays close. Southern spot
markets were unchanged 10 &c higher
and the local market dropped points to
ll.Sc for middling upland. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
SEPTEMBER 10.
Mann attain,

PARK AVE. . 5. 49th to DO,h ST. for 8
sty and inezzanine association bldg and sub
way station. 200 10x45.ll. New York Central
q Hudson River Railroad Co, owner. Warren
4 Wetmore 10 East 45th ST. architects; f25o-
coo.
VANDERBILT AVE. =. 42d 10 48d s.;
for a sly and subway Office bldg. with
storat, 200 1Ox,;s. 5x-x33s. New York Central
& hudson River Railroad Co. owner; Warren
* Wetmore. architects: $500 600
12sTH ST, n y. 1871 II . Of Convent ave; for
three sty apt houses O.. 6xsI.lO. Manchester
Construction CO. 22s Webster ST. owner, G Il
Meyers. ! Union Square West, architect; sltO-
coo
The Bronx.
BROOK AVE. g. 1919 II Of l44th st;
for sty brk garage, ll.10XlG.10: SILK Fin
lshlng Company OF America. 1877 Madison ave.
owner. l. II eager. Palmer. Mass, architect
$500
TIFFANY ST. $, 425 II Of 1891 st; for a
: sty brk tenmt aOxes Seinmetx Construc-
ton 90 O. u Steinmetz. 14ib Glover at presi
denn owner. Moore e. LANDSLIDE, % ave and
10th ST. architects; $4,000.
iT2D ST. $. % n OF Gleason ave: for
three . sty brk dwgs. 20N54; Jacob Cohen. 1893
WISE ave, owner. Henry Nordheim. losI Ire
mont ave. architect; total cost. $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

e,s,gn Realty so TO George MeIrlt n 400
nnfnr"s sch ,yabach TO WIN hoso'
IT," 90 10 n Emory Clocke; 81
same 10 same; VI .ta Hicks; 800.
si t1e' aans 10 Sophie Jacobowiz; frpb.b. A
r. < Fidelity & Guaranty 90 10
DoncOurt; 81. 90 90 cbas u Edmon-
Manhattan Mortgage W
ston. xiO0l3 ,Ax.,, Watson: 81.
eeth & Terry 20 Vim Bryan; ILo,,ise Acker;
Guaranteed Mortgage 60 !"
gfe. 600 uo,e RYAN: $500.
Geo e Beach 20 Marianne u s poi1 q Har-
ris. $4,000. . August l. Mar
Floyd Brown and sno 70 h"s'
tin; 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
ans and address OF grantee and at
49, torney.l
PEI cent unless otherwise stated.
SEPTEMBER 10.
Manhattan.

= AZ !. $50 70 $40. 742xiO0. Jesse r
3 gv,uho 70 seamen's BANK for Saw %
] ~ ~ Of: Aug 20; Tue MAJ IS. 1916:
isstss,, a ssl21O: attorneys, Strong q;
.t'ss n ~ AVE, W q. iSxs0. Edw a
al .nnnc J Levine, 4O4 Riverside
M. rtn,o nus; Sept IS: 3 yrs. $40. 600;
ss:sty' guarantee and Trust 60. 17G
= B,1 i22 West. 8 sty brk 2,x92; Re.
Ar - y Hannah Cohen. IT4 West
y cent 10 prior mtg $50. OOO) yrs.
:. 10 ss.;SyoO. attorneys. Morrison H
BAY e45 n " OF 9Th ave. sOx92
~ ssv,. MD and ano 20 Emigrant In
] srs Bank. 81 Chambers st1Sept
:.l1.sh. ts>s,5,OOO; attorneys, II a. r. j
IN VI Chambers ~
n Asfs,ef West, 2 sly brk. 25x9s. o
" y, fre tSssr 70 Title Guarantee ano
4, 1000 onrroadwsy. Sepi 10: due az per
~ ~ aeTeHs, l10 Broadway
ri "a, SlD n " OF Columbus ave,
~ ss5 ~, y Reynolds 20 1heo Bau-
Et0s, VEST i50th 81; Sept 10 (prior
70 Tn N. o par cent. "a 900 at
IN ~ Insurance Co. f3s Rroadway
n fccsnI.. East, 4 sty brk, 20x102.z,
.<zk. si 70 EmigrAnt Industrial Saw
4 !. attor,s nambess 81; Sept 10. . yrs;
~ N J Seaman, 81 Cham
~ MI. us n Of West End ave.
N fof fs,,n'sm w Brewer 20 Reamen's
~ Ah.ss IN City ~ SeX York. ~
So q, yrs, IA per cent,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20
MECHANICS LIENS.

sd ga, East; Grand Iron Works. Inc. ast
$500 e' anu cOi''e0'Vl
pr pRsosPEcT AVE, $. 962 II OF 1sist st.
H V1Nuto.I, HARRISON Walker Refractories Co agt
contracting Co. contractor; S213 75.
HOE AVE, ., 20 II Of 1924 st, lO0x1OO:
LOUIS Weinstein agt Ray Holding Co owner;
Buchalter & Weinstein Co. contractor; SAG.
BRYANT AVE. 1862; Tozzini g. Co agt John
zoe, owner; Gabrielle Del Claudio and Michael
A DE Eco, contractors; $500
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 1874: Yale e. Towne
manufacturing Co agt - Carolina Tskamine.
owner; J Harry Nicholson. contractor (renew-
al; $lsS.
10TH ST. liz and ia East: Max Polak AIT
Lucy Banheld, owner; Lenox Garage. con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
SEPTEMBER 10

SEPTEMBER 10
HORATIO ST, l05 TO Ill; Joseph Grilo ct al
sst estate OF Eugene Hoffman, Inc, ct al
Aug u. 1912; 81 .09G 90
4TH AVE. 400 TO 454: Golliek & Smith agt
Robert Goelet et al; Aug 20. 1912 (by bond;
s2.2l7
46TH ST. o27 West; Campbell & Co agt
Cramp & co ct al. Aug 30, 1912 Gpy bond;
S2l2 30
BRIGGS AVE. 2646 and 264s: Jacoby sslo-
win. Inc, agt Nicholas Hodes ct al: May il,
1912; Sl02
18TH sT. 427 and 40 East. John Laura 4
Go agt Carisbrooke Realty Co ri al; May 20,
1910 ihY honhl. 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20
PROPOSALS.
CONTRACT "a.

CONTRACT "a.
SEALED BIDS will DO received by tho Board
OF Water supply, at It's Offices, seventh floor.
1876 Broadway. New York. until III A. NJ. on
october rs. 1912, for Contract 81. for furnish =
ing and erecting, complete, three steel noats
for containing pumping equipment for unwater-
ing the Waikiki. Hudson ana Croton Lake
siphons OF Catskill aqueduct, each about ~
feet IN outside diameter. and 221s. 10 ana 20 q
feet in height. respectively: also furnishing and
delivering $50 feet OF steel discharge pipe with
guides FOR Hudson Or Croton Lake siphon,, ana
approximately 5000 pounds OF miscellaneous
iron and steel. Ihe work Is located IN ths
towns OF Gardiner. Ulster County: Fishkill.
Duchess County, and Yorktown, Westchester
Al the above place and time bids will be
publicly opened and read. Pamphlets contain
ing information FOR bidders. and contract draw
depositing the sum OF ten dollars $40 for each
pamphlet For further particulars see lntot~
'''''''' CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES y. CHADWICK,
JOHN +. CALVIN.
Commissioners OF the Board 81 Water supply.
JOSEPH =. MoRRIsSEY, Secretary
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHING
ton. August IS. 1912 Sealed proposals VIII
be received at tho Office OF the Purchasing
Agent for the Post once Department until
o'clock D. m. october 10, 1872. for supply .
ing 1000 900 Postal Savings Certificates or
Deposit during the present fiscal year, 20 De
printed from engraved plates or by lisho-
graphic or topographic processes specihca-
lions and samples will be furnished on APP
plicatlon to the Purchasing Agent FRANK
". HITCHCOCK, Postmaster General:
OFFICE PURCHASING CoMMIssARY. L:
ARMY 30 Whitehall St. New York CITY
September 90. 19l2-Sealed proposals In dupli-
cate for furnishing and delivering subsistence
stores in this city Will be received AZ ,a dnas
ONCE until ten o'clock A. NJ, October l, lel2
Information furnished on application. En-,
velopes containing bids should be marked
Proposals for Subsistence Stores opened Octo-
Der j, 1912" and addressed 10 Col A. L.
SMITH. Q. NJ Corps. U. 8 Army
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at the office OF the undersigned Ellis Island
and then opened. for repolnting and repairing
OF roof over Rallrpad Ticket Office at the Eilis
Island Immigration Station. For specification
Of Immigration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
SrpTEMBER 10.

NETI tMBDh II.
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CONCOlH5b
, = CO. ~ l7ath 81 IS T1466; Manhattan Mort
gage 60 loans Phesn Brothers Construction @
k2S 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20

Aoa Richards to Lizzie l. Terhune: 5000
same 20 townsend, steinle e. Haskell: $500
Lawyers Mortgage co 10 Margaret stimson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20
The Bronx,

TIEMANN AVE. . = 800 II 9 Of Teller ave
20 a siy frame dwg. 20x32: Jane hl.lian, or
premises. owner: J y Franklin, * West f2d
IT. architect. $500. 80
ST LAWRENCE AVE. n = cor Merrill ST.
10 a sty frame dwg, 2lNis. Naomi FederInen'
40 Amsterdam ave. owner; Henry Nordheiih'
1nsI fremont ave architect. S2OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20
CREATIONS.
Manhattan,

18Th ST : 900 II OF 9th ave. 10
sty dairy bldg: Thorne, 81 Wall 81. owner
r Perkins IVES, New Brighton. staten ISL
and. architect: 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20
Female.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DREsSMAKER wants work by day s. 80 eX-
pert: best references. Phone Morningslde
tt5l, Apartment y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20

oF,rni,ned By Charles y Barney = Co. no: 20. %
Broad street. New YORK. ANA NO IL Sou'h
AZ, street PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20

New Orleans. Sept. 19-Cotton futures closed
steady at a net decline OF 3G4 points. after
fairly consistent selling on favorable weather.
heavy movement OF new cotton and the dispo-
sitiOn OF farmers 10 sell their cotton as fast
as they picked Il. The opening at un-
changed prices TO point down. compared with
Wedneedav's siose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20
.ss,er 70 Isidore Hauser
yosss Ho,eanisS tis li40: address, 2117

. ,,.bster 10 IsIdore Hauser;
=, ye:s' IiSgi2; sl,i4o; address 2l''
lar 2O1; al; ~ ave: 10 yrs and l
4 3 koch, ioS2 iGaI2: $4,000, address
j. 8. and CAS-: all all 4u @8s F ifom oct S9
!. SCSleyj 49,. yrs col o. west 5oth 81. g..
~ 10; adaIe555sSs East. an; Bertha 81
5iasl Bsia''Ss Fast pi iiats 's Anderson
EhsT II Nes''q YRS from oct ], 1872,
y sJ,hn v 10 West lSjth ST.
s.oepED TRANSFERS.
:, address OF purchaser and at
\ ''"' ,orneyD
SEPTEMBER ~.
..nk attain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20
TYpEWRITINo AND TYPeWRITERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau 81, o s.rx otus
free. All makes taken part pawn oM NM
IN rTnderwoods Reminstona. divers. snitnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20
DRESSMAKiNG.

ESSMAKFR-Competen makes and re.
models: chdren's a speciality. Juliet, 12S
East 10Th ct Tel 4os stuyvesant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BOSTON STOCKS.


FURNISHED by Charles Head Co. No II
Wall streeiD
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Tribune once.
Female.
CHAMBERMAID. seamstress or waitress-ps
IorInaid; neat tail, FIRST class, English girl:
excellent references. Osterberg Agency, 7lt
Lexington ave. Tel. i055-Plafa.
COOK Exceptionally neat young woman: late
ly landed. lived with nobility In Ireland
competent all branches cooking; excellent ref
erences Twins Agency Z, West llth st. Tel
Chelsea 1921
CooK--Neat, excellent Swedish girl; very
good cook. manager; excellent references; Sdo
Osterberg Agency. Tla Lexington ave. Tel.
lOo5--Plaza. --.--------
PANIoN-NURSE,-To old or invalid
lady; hospital experience; useful; city refer
ence. l.. May 1884 West 10Th ST
COOK. CHAMBERMAID. WAITRESS Two
girls. together or separate: thoroughly, ex-
nsssiemced excellent references; city OF
Country; s30-x2s Miss BuclSleys Employ.
inent Agency. II West aga, Phone I4s7
Bryant. -
C0UPLE-English. French: cook, first class
ali branches; man butler, valet. useful:
2ig years excellent personal references; city
or country. Industrial Association Agency.
II West 42d. Phone 52l0 BRYANT
GENERAL HoUsDwoRK or KITCHEN
very willing; do anything; well recommended.
osterberg Agency. 7l6 Lexington ave. Tel
l055-Plaza
UOIJsEWORK--st young girl for general
hOueeWOTk.
family; three years excellent city reference:
CITY preferred; wages, SO. Miss Buckley $
Agency. II West AID st
IOTisEWO RKER-F class cook and
good laundress; very nsat young girl. with
excellent references: s2j. Pearson's Agency,
No z East 1921 ST Tel. oO40 Harlem
IATTNDREsS Reliable. good worker; work by
the day or take work home; also houseciean-
ins 81 V Miller. 62s West 13lst st.
TATTNDREss- Neat, strong Swedish girl; ex-
cellent laundress: shirts. collars. anything
.,ceIlent references. Osterberg Agency. 1la
Lexington ave, Tel. 1065-Plaza.
NTTRsE-Finnish. young. trustworthy and ex-
nerienced; willing; frst class references,
,ot Mrs. Helga Hovings Agency. 2S3 Lenox
ave. Tel. li3 Morningside.
WAITREss CHAMBERMAID.--Two strong
young Scotch girls. together or separate;
waitress; fret class; chambermaid or
on ambermai i'd iaundress; excellent references;
city or country. Industrial Associate
Agency. II West i2d. Phone 1910 Bryant.
WATTREss.-An exceptionally neat young
waitress; best city references: $50 Pear
SONS Agency. 5 East 132d ST. Tel 5O49 Har-
lem. -------------
WORKING HOUsEKEEPER. - Good plain
cooking; no laundry: willing TO go 10 any
mart OF the country. H., Miss Fitzgerald's Bu-
reau 500 9th ave. entrance on AID ST.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

wATCHAfAN married. at present
superintendent Of apartment, desires change:
country preferred Call or write for particu-
lars. G. Robinson. East 10th 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20
Yester

Liverpool cables: spot-A fair business do
ing: sales, 10000 bales: speculation and eN-
port. 500: American, 5000: Imports. / 600 none
Americanl; midding upland. esd. Futures
opened quiet at ] point advance; closed quiet,
3a5 points higher September, 6.59lEd; Sep
TENDER october, 6i4d; October - November.
4. 39lsd. November December. 634d. December
January 6.33i3d: .January-Fehruary. 6.34hd.
Eebruary-March. G.35 i2d; March-April. 1884 {.
Aprl-MHy. 6.31d: May-June and June-July.
q. ESD. July-August 6.37i3d. Manchester -
Yarns, fair business doing, cloths firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-20
soARDERS WANTED.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

40 "a can or Ils W-Nlce. small. private
,oom: Ali conyeniences; bath. JosT.
"a o-ia7TH ST, 24l W-Comfortably fur
nIshed rooms: running water: baths; phone
private, house: rates moderate. -.------
se.o6EI4GTH ST. 54s w.-Apt emLarse fut-
nished room. modern apA'' P'""''
family, subway, gentleman. -
s1Tu sT li5 WEsT-Exquisite. large. light
rooms. all newly. furnished; three 'front.'
room. en- suite or single: gentlemen only
every convenience Wlkoff.
....:,.,r .,o,o -rII AyD-Airy. nicely fur
|SHishsd rooms: steam; substantial board; me
location; references.
,,orII sTr III West.-Front or back parlor;
suitable for couple; hot water: eo"'eh''"'e''
subway: rooms any price.
REAL Rooms FOR EEAL nM,,ar,,da Iocy
thing right: luxurioas: raene .s....:.... ~.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF lenders at
to-ney)
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Male.

Male.
COUPLE Spanish and Swedish: useful, but
Ter and nrst class cook: oompetent. good
references. city only; wages $50, together.
Charles Wilson'S Agency. IA Lexington ave.
Tel. 222I Plaza : :
COUPLE. petsnt Butler: wife good
cook: has boy { years wages SIS, to-
gether country. Charles Wilson's Agency.
f24 Lexington ave. Tel. 32nt Plaza.
COUPLE. -German: experienced and COM
petent butler. Wife good cook; city or
country; good references; $40. together.
Charles Wilson Agency 724 Lexington ava
Tel 1924 Plaza
COUPLE.-Man understands gardening. farm
Ing. horses. cows, poultry. wife cook and
penters Agency l54 eth ave.
WATCHMAN or HOUsEWORK.--Goo hon
est man wishes n position. Joseph Gard.
ner i0y Garden st.. Hoboken, N. J.
IS bonus FOR A POSITION as waiter In
first class restaurant. No agents L. c. B.,
Tribune Office
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IS BONUS FOR A POSITION as waiter In
first class restaurant No agents L. C. g.,
srrIEn
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philadelphia STOCKS.

sInterest TO be added.
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LOST BANk5OOkS.
CARPET CLEANING.

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Oliest Largest Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular.
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CooK--Neat excellent Swedish girl; very
good cook manager: excellent references; S35
osterberg Agency. 7ia Lexington ave. Tel.