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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06
LIVESTOCK MARKET

- New York. June .. 1912
BEENES-Receipts. i2t cars, or 2.1Is head
p cars on sale. steers in very limited demand
and sales were at a decline OF ION l5c; bulls
and cows In light receipt and about steady
There were several cars OF steers unsold az the
close. Ordinary to prime sold At 81 25T SIS 80
per 100 III: bulls 81 % 81 IS. cows. 81 - n SO:
tailends s. %. Dressed beef dull and trine
weak
Sales Sanders: 10 PENNSYLVANIA steers,
1ii5 ID average, So 90 per 100 IN. bull 100
ID. 81 Y; !. 1850 h. SIS so: /. 1850 ID. So 30: 1
COW; 1850 H. 81 IS: %. 1881 ID. IS 10; g e25 ID.
%: g. Io5e H. s.; 1850 ID, - Is 3. $50 III.
- -, 1000 lb. 81 %: rs. s5f N. 81 o.: {. 500
d.. 50 So l. llsO lb, 50 30. 4. 7s2 III. So %. !.
Kerns Commission Company. % Pennsvlva-
MIA steers, ll2i III. IS 80: % 1910 10. 81 90: I
bull. l2SO 10. Sc IS. !. 100 10 So. cows. $50
10, So 90 l. 700 ID. s. Is. 1. $50 III. 50. 8. 6i7
Mcpherson & Co: II cows. 1890 III. So. l..
920 H. - 80: o. 92s ID. 81 10: :. 1900 ID. 50 25;
= 1000 H. - 20. /. $50 10. S. so; I. $40 10.
J. shamberg & Son 10 Pennsylvania steers
lbs 10. ~ 30: !. 100 III. 81 %.
newton q Co. cows. 1925 10. 81 IS.
Andrew Mullen: bulls. Has h. SIS; 4. $50
III. - SIS: ". ST. 10. s475. g. $40 ID. 81 10: s.
712 ID. 81 30; 4. 604 ID 81 %; cows 600 h.
50 so 80 - 80
y. q. Curtis & Son: / bull. 1850 III. SIS so; I.
a2o 10 IS: COW. 800 II. SIS 50; 7. ga ID. 81 rs;
$40 ID IS Is; L GAO ID. IS so; 2 e55 ID. 81 so.
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your hand stiff and just slip it under the
water"
They went at the examining with renewed
yIsor and if energy and enthusiasm count
for anything that dozen will pass the swim
ming fest with flying oolors. and dozen
more little life-savers will be turned loose
on our local beaches.
The examination is the result OF the in
PRODUCTION of swimming into the public
schools of Manhattan and The Bronx. Is
part OF the course In physical training IRE
vious 10 this year IL has been tried only
in the Jamaica. Erasmus anu Nduuai
Training high schools.
ut is not made compulsory, said Dr' =
Ward Champion, director of physical train
ing I'm the New York public schools, be
cause many parents object to having their
children use the public baths. But nothing
could be more sanitary than the beautiful
marble pool at I'D street. where fresh III
tered water is run in at least once ana
sometimes twice, a day, and every one Is
reoiiired TO take a shower bath before en-
terjrg the pool The dressing rooms are
of marble and cement. and each one Is
eouipped with an individual shower
When the girls pass the examination.
proficiency. they are permitted TO display
the monogram of their school on their path-
ing suits,
The girls are particularly lucky IN having
for their coach Miss Adeline Trap, VINO
holds the woman's record for distance
svjnming. Last September Miss Trapp
SWAN from North Beach through Hell
Gate 10 the Battery, thence 20 Governors
Island Bedlow's Island and Robbins Reef.
8 course OF 2zls miles. covered In hours
6l5 minutes.
Miss Trap was seen at the pool where
she was coaching the girls for their fnal
test and she explained to The Tribune re-
norter how in an eight weeks course, with
lessons once q week. the girls learned 10
swim the length of the pool with the breast
stroke and side stroke in perfect form, 10
swim the same distance on their backs
using both arms and legs, and TO swim
across the tank using only their legs
81 give them the first lesson on land"
.xplained Miss Trap They lie on bench
es and get the movements. Then, during
their first lesson in the water they learn
the leg movement and learn to feel the
buoyancy Of the water. They are so anx-
tous to learn that it's really no trouble
teaching them after they once get the
movements. Eight or twelve girls out Of
every class of fifty are ready for deep
water after the third lesson. They practise
among themselves on days when there are
no lessons and get used to the water and
gain confidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06
FIRE KILLS WOMAN EX-MAYoR
Flames Ignite Her Clothing While
She Prepares Meal.

Oskaloosa, Kan, June 5.-Mrs. Mary i.
Loman, the first woman Mayor to be
elected in Kansas. is dead as the result OF
burns sustained when her clothing caught
fire while she was preparing q meal
Mrs Lownan was elected Mayor Of Os-
kaloosa in 1853, and her administration
attracted wide attention. many CORE
spondents from Eastern cities coming
here to write OF her. Her first official act
was 10 clean the city and otherwise mod
ernize II. She was seventy years old.
Her husband, G. ". Lowman, IS at pres
ent CITY Clerk
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MECHANICS LIENS.

Fl NICHOLAS AVE. n - cor i50th 81 lux
llz william Mcconnell agt Nelton ConstruClIo''
%. owner. Clarence Weller, owner ana CON
tractor. $40. ,,-,. .rs
18TH ST 10 East. John BOYD Plumbing ana
Heating co AT George Heck. owner Fo"e'
Brothers contractors. SI20 - ,-t,
% AVE 207 Morris Hochberg agt 10y o.,
owner. Krantz Brothers. John Nargolles. JoH'
cohen and John Kaplan. contractors: $50 ~,
BROoME ST. 1876: P Roberts q 200 30 a ~ sa'S''
] Eaething owner and contractor. SiZO w - ,oo
isTH ST s. $50 u Of sth ave, 2oNiVU.
Jacob Horowitz agt Claman, owner, E aan
CLarniack and Baruch Held, contractors, eiEoii
Cd AVE 2O7 Morris Hochberg agt SaHe
smith. owner. Krantz Brothers. John MargolieS.
John cohen and John kaplan, contractors
SAG 80 49, -.
sol. THEPN BOULEVARD, 5 cor Aldus s.
f00zi.o, Michael o Cornell agt EoerharHt ="
Eodsar co. owner. spsccini & "Hliams' COLI
tractors 500 81 -.
sAylE PRoPEETT. Jacob Rsitn ast same
CHARLTON ST. - 70 40 Brooklyn Nsu't
.eht 90 egt New York CITY Mission ana lrac'
society owner u Stew art Iron WORKS ''''
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LOST RANkeOOKS.

BANKBoOK No. 27t6 go II the Union Dime
saving Bank j. missing Any person huv-
ing claim 20 10 is hereby called upon to
present the same within ten days or submit
70 having said passbook cancelled aud new
one Issued
u NKBOOK No. 500. 007 Of the Union Dime Saw
ingS Bank IS missing. Any person having
claim TO IL Is hereby called upon 10 present tho
game within ten days or submit 10 having said
passbook clncellel and new one issued
handbook No. 54l ioT OF Dry Dock Saw
ings Institution. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon TO present the
same to the bank within thirty days. or the
said book will be declared cancelled and ex-
tinguished and new one issued in lieu thereof
LOST -Bankbook No l,OO4 96S, Bank for Saw
ings, $50 4th ave, New York Payment
stopped. Please return book to bank.
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They Must Swim Length of
Pool in Perfect Form
to Qualify.

There we're a dozen or more of them
splashing around in the pool at the free
swimming bath, in East Sd street. They
were all high school girls, and they were
examining like made for their first final
exam, which comes on tomorrow after
noon.
SAY. girls, its something fierce. Amy
took it last Friday. and she says they
take five points off If you spread your fin
gers apart and another five If you don't
take perfect strokes, and YOU have TO get
80 per cent TO pass oh, Sadie. that's a
punk overland you've got. If you make q
splash Ike that they'll take off ten points
sure. See, this is how sou do It. Keep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06

PROyIsIONS--OnIy moderately active. with
urjces steady early but when the grain markt
declined values eased on, with considerab,e
liquidation. PORK-Steady; mess, $50 5OnS2l
family. s20ds21; short clear. $40 25aS2l. BEEF
Mess. sl5qS15 30: family, slsaSlS 90 packet.
HAMS-Quiet at S2sas3l. DRESSED HOGS
Barely steady: bacons 1914 8l0isc, pigs. lie. CUT
MEATs-Pickled bellies quiet 10 70. 11n12c.
Picked hams steady at l2i4Hl3c TALON
Steady; special 6Hc; city, 6ile: country 6I1
6Ic. LARD-Middle West. 1oo1nlo. Toe city
IL 15c. Brazil. kegs. 1260c, compound quiet AZ
899kc. sTEARINB-Ceo, 11i-c asked; city
lard 12i4c
WFTtIs-coPPER- hrm; spot,
l650a17c June and July. l662i1@l1 l2'sc. Au-
gust and September. 16s2'2a II .2oc. Lonaon
strong; spot f77 les Cd; futures. t1S IS ga. TX
ports. 3 100 tons 50 far this month: arrivals To-
day. 800 tons: lake copper l7S6l7hc; electro
lytic. 17Aql7%c; casting 16&nIc TN
Firm spot as 75G As SOC: June. 45n45 6Oc. july.
a. j5G44c August AZ. 1898 25c; september.
~ 62ia d43c; October. AZ 50q42 75c. sales. tons
spot at 1880; 20 at As. 75c: rs June. New YORK
at 45 4oc: u same at - soc: Is September,
same. at AZ Use. Lcndon easy: spot. 900; fut-
ures. 1894. LEAD-Firm; 4 20a4 3oc New YORK
4.1004Ibc East 81. Louis: London. tio It's "a.
SPELTER-Frmer: 690n7c New YORK, o.tuu
6.s5c East 81 Louis Sales, 5000 10 Septernoer
at 650c. 5000 ~ 1850: 10000 october at oooc'
and 10000 at e.55c, all Fast 81 Louis Lon
&c. IRoN-Cleveland warrants. OBS 4'sd IN Lon
don. Locally steady: No foundry Northern'
SIS 256slb 70; No 2. s14 75d$15 %; No ! South
ern and soft. SIS b0nSl5 rs
COTfONsFFD OIL - There was further
liquidation. and as the demand was slow prices
were easier closing at a net decline OF TO 10
points Local contract prices.
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November. % e9@S e. al
MOIAssrs AND sYRUPs-steady' with
NAVAL sTOREs-Spirits turpehtine u ~ /.
hut without important change Roslh easy ar
steady and unchanged. $780,, oil TODAY.
OIIS-No change in linseed or hii
Refined petroleum steady AT recent e pi''e' "'''o
credit balances we're higher at ~ oo' r,os. lou,
RICE-Steady TO firm at tulI PI -, ~
and medium grades In specially Gut
and first hand stocks Of such grades .sl. o,,
SUGAR-Rehned steady hut our W., ~ ~
orders hut a good amount was wlthu,a"i T,,
contracts. Prices were unchanged on the pass rs
~ 20c net, less . per cent cash' - "
raw were T.. 900 bags cuba. second mar Jun Jun
clearance. al 29-l6c. basis e6 test; c oSo nna
freight, equal to 392c duty paid. ana %ooo . T
Philippine Islands at 322c, basis - test ne
M rket closed about steady ana uhSndhssSou' 80,
trifugaL 90 test 3 92c: muscovado' - 'e1.,
3 42c, and moasses sugar. 80 test, - IL ,is
London beet sugar unchanged; June ,,,a
7ikd: July, lis SID: August. us go 80
movement OF sugar at the four Cnl,eu S,aJ i'
ports FOR the week. in tons. as repo,,teu 90 oy
WiIet q GRAY. was as follows: Receipts, AZ 20 ga
$40 tons against TI.O2o last week ana AZ 600 900
last wear Meetings. 81 600 tons against os,vVo
and s.. 900 Total stock 100" I3, compared WIN
oI7 424 and 266 sos.
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Seen in the Shops

A brown wicker, leather-lined correspond
.nce basket, large enough 10 accommodate
sheets of legal cap or the largest CONNER
ciaI stationery, is fitted with shears,
psper cutter and a fiat weight that 1ts
loosely I'm the basket. Complete. IT costs $40
In the same shop a similar basket is Mt
ted with a dark green leather filing case at
one end and at the other has compart-
ment for holding unified letters or corre-
spondence 10 be answered. This basket is
priced at SIS 80
favorite glove shop is offering an as
sortment OF women's silk gloves. 16-button
length. in light and dark browns ana oarh
blue. at IS cents the pair
All the comforts OF home are being put
I'd I'm tabloid form for the traveller. ono
Of the latest arrangements 10 help him
combat the inconvenience he meets is a
circular leather case, about elk inches IN
diameter and one and one-half inches thick,
in which is rolled on spring 10 rect Oh
electric wire. on the end OF the wire is an
attachment that fts into an electric lamp
socket. In the centre OF the disk is
socket for the lamp. II the traveller upon
reaching a hotel, fnds that the electric
fixtures were not planned especially for his
comfort. he attaches this device and places
IN. light wherever he wants It. The price
Is IS.
A novel whiskbroom holder is stirrup
hung by a broad leather strap. Fitted with
q Iesther-topped whiskbroom this holder
costs 50 IS.
SILVER gilt bridge markers In a variety OF
odd and attractive forms are selling In one
shop for prices ranging up from u 70,
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OIL PRICES HIGHER.

Piusburgh. June AL grades ~ oil were ad-
vanced rrom Sc 10 SC a Dbl to-day by tho Scep
Purchasing Agency. Pennsylvania crude went to
81 60: corning, 81 90, Newcastle" 81 10: Mercer
Black. 81 Is. CabclL 81 20. Somerset. Ole and
Raglanl 5jr
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.Ia0th street
10th Street.

lZotn street.
Tho Approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, 10 satisfy which the above-d described
property Is 70 be sold, is Eight thousand nine
hundred and siXty-eight and GT-lJO Dollars.
with interest thereon from the 22d day Of
Nay 1912 together with costs and allowance
amountlng TO Three hundred and forty-three
I4-lOo dollars with interest from May 9th 1912
together with tho expenses OF the sale. The APP
proximAte amount OF the taxes assessments
and water rates, or other liens which are 10
be allowed TO the purchaser out OF the pur-
chase money, or paid by the Referee. rs sos 70
and interest.
Dated, New ork. MAJ 2Sth 1912
JOHN II ROC \ n. RefeYee.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

NMSTFRpAM AVE. - cor 18th ST. % IA
lg1. " VI Realty 20 loans Riverside Niaiuct
Realty 60 So "oo.
ITII AVE. 50 cor 18Th 81. 100 iixl44. Adolnh
Low lsohu loans 4 Nicholas Seventh Avenue The
ltr. GO Sn5WO
HOFFMAN IT. cor ls5th ST. 60 iy9o
James a. Won't loans Cosnezo Building co
900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06

course. but that any girl who has had
eight lessons and can support herself I'm
the water gets credit. The special tests arc
arranged by individual schools and IT Is they
who award the school monograms.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS,

CLAREMoNT AVE, 100. Joseph Nottows,K,
aet TomahaTh Realty co - al. Ma! = l'l-
500 -.
WEST FORDHAM Rp. cor Grand ave
T,r OIL and Iarnish 90 q q s l. Guidone a -
81 al. Eeb Il 1910. $50 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RICE
st,BOARD CLEARANCES.

IIOlR AND MEAIS-flour inactive, oNluE
10 tho decline in wheat Spring PATENTS, - 40
a SO: winter straights. 81 300 81 a.: winter
patents. 81 5Od So 20. spring clears 81 100 So
extra, 80 winter. s. loq - 80. 80 :: 81 2O@
81 80; Kansas Straights. 50 20 n 50 80: fancy
sp,ing patents. So S5a$7 II. RYE FLOUR
Dull, far to good, 81 ooqS5 10. choice to
fnrc" I54sj 80. CORNMEAIS-Easy; kiln
dried. 81 %. RAG MEAI..--Hsrcly steady; nm, nm"
white and yellow, 81 7O4Sl 20, coarse 81 6'l'
81 10 FEED-Wcstern spring, S2l p; stand
ard middling, 500 so: -four do. 81 10; red dog
SCI So city bran, S2j bulk, ST sacks; mid
ding s27lI s32; red dog. So 30; hominy chop
s2pGc $50 bulk. $50 204S 3l 20 sacks, oilm'al'
S2I jOa S3s.
COFFEE-Was again foaturelcss, and IN abb
sen~e az aggressive trading prices ranged
within n very narrow limit. closing steady al :
points decline 10 points advance, on sales =
30 600 bags Hayre showed an advance or
q a y franc while Hamburg was L pfcnng
higher Cost aud freight offers from Brazil
we're unchanged to slightly lower and th"
continued evidences that Brazil Is anxious 4"
sell cost and freight coffee In the local market
had a tendency TO discourage buying. There
was A ruInor that a sale Of about 5000 bags
OF Santos A. had beer made ~ 1907, which
was a decline OF about 10 points from pre-
vious quotations. Spot UNCHANGED on tho
basis Of 14iic for Rio 40 :, Local contract
Y,ri
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REAL ESTATE
Continued from tenth page.
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

ave. 25x9e. If: June I. 1909: Helen frederick'
10 Christina Miller; $3.50; attorneys, amend o
Amend, 1l9 Nassau ST.
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EXPORTS

r,-A.., A..sh =. - rar9 = II 100
rIour sacks no Grease. = ....... ~ 400
Beef tos .. - Luh oil. gals .''S so
Bacon - ..... IS -"
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PROPOSALS,

WEST POINT, \. y MAY 10. iS l,,,l
Sealed proposals viii be received here un.x
= o'clock F. NJ. June 10. 1871" Tor suppsiis,ss
the United states Military Academy VII
fuel. gas coal and charcoal required dG'. ~
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1919 ana -.
building materials, plumbing materials Sc
and steam fittings. hardware. paints So
electrical goods stationery and other misSSs sd
lautous stores specified IN schedules 70 oS rs \.
upon application TO this Once. Ire IGN
reserved 10 accept or reject any OF a., p,s,
posals. or any par, thereof proposals IN
fuel. gas coal and charcoal 10 be suomt,esS ~
tripltcato: all others In duplicate. EnNeSs y.
containing proposals should be enaotssesSe,
indicated IN printed instructions 70 :, o'y Wsst
sid addressed 10 oUARTERMAsIEFs VIZ
Point. y. y. l-,,r.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF sad,s,
District OF Columbia .--Washington. Asy S ~,
1912 Sealed Proposals will be receivSo a. ,.ts
Office until two o'clock p m. Friday s usee ~
1912. for binding books for the Free sn n. yrn.
hrary. D c, for the fiscal year ena.hhs ,hrss
30th. 1918. or an alternate proposal Ier tA' ~
fiscal wears OF 1915, 1914 and 1918. ,A
Specifications and form OF proposal nay go
tanned from the Purchasing OHlcer. d. - w.
No. go. District Building.
John 4. JOHNSTON,
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CUNo II. RUDOLPH,
JOHN 4. JoHNsrON,
WILLIAM V. JUDSON.

WEST POINT \ Y. MAY q. lslI N.
Sealed proposals in trlplicete, suolec,,
usual conditions. for furnishing ...r,n
Coal az this Post. will be received ua .n ss
clock p NJ. June 10 1912. DELIVERIES, rs So
made during the fiscal year enalns '.snt {.
1918 The T. s. reserves the right 70 ..,ssrsof.
reject any or all proposals or any pSlt
For further information address ouafs's-S
ter West Point y Y
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The names of shops where articles mentioned
on this page were seen can be obtained by
sending a stamped and addressed envelope 70
Seen in the Shops" New-York Tribune To
insure prompt reply the date Of publication
should be given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06

Waist patterns OF fine quality marqusette.
embroidered by hand, In combinations Of
rich colors or in two tones of the same
color. are priced In one shop at s.. Be-
sides the embroidered front. there are en-
broidered strips for collar and for cuffs.
Interesting novelties in summer under
wear are being shown in the retail room
Of a large underwear manufacturer. The
prices are attractive, too. marqusette
gown, for instance, trimmed with narrow
thread lace at the neck and sleeves, is
$119. gown in new sheer soft ma
terial, simply trimmed. is 81 80 Then there
are all varieties Of crepon gowns, priced
from 75 cents up. The same shop makes a
speciality of matched sets of drawers or
skirt combination. and drawers or skirt
and gown. for prices ranging up from 81.
Even the neat and businesslike fountain
pen. which is usually seen In black or red
rubber. has been transformed into an orna-
mental article. Fountain pens may be had
now in enamel of various colors. trimmed
with very narrow gold bands, for 81 50 each
Tiny dictionaries, with pages not more
than twice as large as q postage stamp.
contain 1900 words Of some foreign Ian
guage. with their English equivalents. The
little books are not more than half an inch
thick and may be slipped into the vest
pocket or an odd corner In a handbag.
They are made for German, French, Italian
and Spanish and cost 80 cents each.
The names of shops where articles mentioned
on this page were seen can be obtained by
sending a stamped and addressed envelope 70
Seen in the Shops" New.York Tribune To
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06

GERMAN GIRI~-Nurse. good chambermald'
excellent seamstress. has friend housework
or good cook and laundresS; city or conntr'-
Miss Morrov's Agencr. T2l Lexington ave.
corrar NH
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LADY'S MAID Refined German. eXperEyyr7i.,
Grst class FAMILY Christians Who apptsete,1
ore who can make dainty dresses COUNT. pre-
fsrrad go East 5sth 81 .
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LAU NDRESS-Cnderstand finest work shr'i
lingerie gowns laCes. etc. excellent reter-
sncss. wants position LenoN' Plttshe o. w.
etc g. Miss Fitzicrcld's Bureau. 500 tt'h
ave entrance 427 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06

GENERAL HOCSEMA1D Neat. tall stteesz
Swedish. good family cook, can |ait e.
table. GOOD ,raubermJtd, best references %.
terberg's Agency. Il6 Lexington avs Tel
1853 plaza
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INFANTS NURSE hospital trained: EngisA
Protestant. thre. vars cYce'''n' city refer
crr... ,itv country Miss Bu-Slsv's Empio,
mont Agency. II Vest 42d 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06

HOT aFWoRkER - Swedish. newly landed
strons and willing SIG Charles wilson's
Azerry tii East 57fh ST Tel 2224 Plaza.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

plies Professors. Teachers, Tutors. Govern ouS
etc. 20 Colleges. Schools and Famiiss scaarA
to Mrs 81 J. Young Fulton. rs un'o" ~
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OLD GOLD AND s.-vER

ROBERT ENsKo. established ISIS, SuH -
monds platinum, gold. silver. anuaS'~
tickets, 1ll6 Madison ave. Ss3d. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06

GENERAL USEWORkER.-Ner neat
conrpe,ett. willing. obliging good retere noes
Charles W lson's Agency. IA East 5'ih e.
Tel o0ci Plaza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06

silver gilt bridge markers In a variety of
odd and attractive forms are selling In one
shop for prices ranging up from " 70,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06

IATNDRESS - T-nderstands finest .aundrY
work, shirts. collars nne linen. lac's. EN-
brotderies excellent references leaaiAs EeN
Yor,. Families r r Miss F3fzier1lis BI-
rnan lnH LIftn ~ entrance go 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06

A novel whiskbroom holder Is stirrup
hung by a broad leather strap. Fitted with
a lesther-topped whiskbroom. this holder
costs g 15
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TAI-NuRESS. CHANRERMID. Neat. strons
capable German girl, excellent laurdfess ASST
Oh NIB, r,, DIRK. best references anywhere. Lrng
Branch p-efarrei Ostorberg's Agency. iif LIZ
iugton ave T,L lnJj Plaza.
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favorite glove shop is offering an as
sortment Of women's silk gloves, 16-outton
length. in light and dark browns and DARK
HUE at IS cents the pair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-06
HELP WANTED.
Male.
WORK WANTED.

Mele.
4 MACHINIsT by trade wishes position Al
chauffeur cr in garage; New York 1919 i,
censc Woghanil. q and % Manhattan ST.
CHAT'TFECR .-Thirty-foOr; experienced: so6s,.
private or commercial; can give reference
Bernhard Muller pa Linden ave, Jersey Cit,
CHAUFFEUR and marine engineer wishes pos,
ton J p Matthews. 3i2 East e1th -.
MANAGING EDITOR open for engagement
Forty dollars a week. Address r. A. IL.
Tribune Office.
Female.
YOUNG; LADY.--CJraduste OF business collera
desires position. stenographer and typewrit.1
or: experience more desirable than salary {
Address W Lake Borland, Paterson. n. J. -
YOIjNC; GIRL (eighteenJ desires position AZ
tvrewriter: one years experience: moderate
salary to start. address F. Bucks, 1o7 Walcott
6 Brooklyn.
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Female.

ARDENEP-tiermgp- American, on snaH
pa,e: care % horse e'c references ADDRESS
= = 90 Srh ave