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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-16
LOST BANKBooKs.

BANKROOK no. 5l4.753 OF the Union Dine
Savings Bank il missing. Any person hay-
ing claim 10 II e. hereby called upon 10
present the same within ten days or submit
10 having said passbook cancelled and
new one issued.
BANKBOOK No. 600 3l3 Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person hav-
ing a claim 20 II Il hereby called upon to rre-
sent the same within ten days or submit 10
having said passbook cancelled and new one
issued.
BANKBOOK No. COG. 773 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. ANY person nav
ing a claim 20 IL IS hereby called upon 10 pre-
sent the same within ten days or submit TO
having said passbook cancelled and a new one
issued. "
LOST. Handbook No $50. $50 Of Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book is called upon 70 present
the same 10 the bank within thirty days, or me
said book will be declared cancelled and eNtln-
guished. and new one issued In leu tnereot
LOST. handbook No. $50, 400 OF Dry DOCK
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book Is called upon 20 present
tn same TO the bank within thirty days, OF the
said book will be declared cancelled and ehun-
guished, and a new one issued IN leu thereof
lost or STOLEN -Bankbook No. 56s,slo o.
the German Savings Bank in the city OF
New York corner 9Th ave. and l4th 81, ISSUED
IN paul Assmann. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. ~ not returned
no the bank on the 18th day Of December. lolZ,
a duplicate win be issued. --
LOST. Handbook No. 97s 150 Bank for saw
jurs $50 4th ave, New York Payment
stoned please return book 70 bank.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER 10.


cRoToNA AVE. 2252: George " bancroft
W Sats-cal Realty and Construction CO.
nneI and contractor. Sll5.
9TH ST, u West: Sanitary Fireproohng and
CoaTscting Co agt Mary l. Barley, owner
Alexander Dickson, contractor; So 70.
lITH ST. 6le 10 So West; Moritz Arnsteln
W Fsultless Construction CO, owner ana con-
tractor; ;l77 o..
VIZ AVE. es and 100: Harry ZaIkin agt
. ~ Kramer, owner; Kahn, contractor
sANn PROPERTY; Solomon zalkin agt
t1ne 10
18Th ST. III East; Esrnonde NJ o'Brien
N Vim Weissager, owner; Fred W Martin
Contractor. SO Is
PARK AVE cor 134th st, 99Xl4o: Thos
Edrnoncs & Co at Henry II Jackson, owner;
'aoson Smith, contractor; $50 80
AVE A. III; Zsllik Glazer agt Edward o
yettaeo and Jacob Polan, owners. Hyman III
Lenasr, contractor. 500.
hOrT ST, 3J9. Michael Fisher agt Saverio
nett owner and contractor; $40.
VIII ST, 227 20 81 West Henry Beg Az
sesan Mount Joseph NJ Adrian, Edward II
aoont and Harold Mount, owners. White
Tractor; SCI 66
18th ST 2ol West; Samuel Miller agt Jud-
., 70 Wells, owner and contractor: $50.
uIih SIS Z, i{5 Il OF 9th ave, lOOzlOO'
s1yer ConEacting Co sgt Samuel Rosen'
,sa e1o contractor; 81 ,060 30
"a @syhhINGslDE DRIVE. " cor list ST.
~ .gs91lgl * irreg: Harris II Urls Iron Works
usesoT; 5000
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Paul GottheiI 20 Miriam II Gotthell: 81.
Piye Roroughs Realty Co 50 James A
3snedict; SiOO
lille Insurance Co to New York Lie In
surSnce Co: $4,000.
James Muller to Title Insurance Co;
$4,000
New York Savings Bank 20 Title Insur-
sncs Co. $50 900.
Eanie J. Moore TO Leopold Frank; 500
David Shapiro to Esperanto Mortgage Co;
Ei@0
Abraham Dworsky to Joseph L Fem
berg: 500
Tnited states Trust Co 10 Wilson NJ Powell;
$4,000
Antonio Rossi 10 John r Wall: 500.
Lawyers Mortgage co to Grace l Crosse
EL0O
Worth side Mortgage Corporation to Edw
Koch: s4250.
Nathan Kirsh 20 Katie Caesar; $4,000.
Laura Hammond to Mary A Ferris; $4,000
Central Mortgage Co 20 Title Guarantee
md Trust Co; $4,000.
Greenwich Savings Bank 10 New York
savings Bank $4,000.
Alice Early 70 Daniel J Early: $4,000
lite Guarantee and Trust Co 70 Gertrude
hcFalls; s., 0OO
same TO John Hyslop: $1,000.
Manhattan Mortgage Co TO John A Gross
md ano, exrs; $4,000.
Agnes Cole 10 Adeline Parker; $1,000
Julia I Butterheld to Nathan Foitzi
R5oOO
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STORAGE NOTICES.
Audubon Firsprouf Storage Warehouse!
AMSTERDAM AVE. 4 155TH STREET.
OFFICE 1928 AMSTERDAM AVE.
ANNEX 506-l 10 WEST l56TH STREET.

New York. Nov. 10th. 1919.
To Mr.. r. B. Wilson. Mrs. Bethlen, Mr.. A.
F. Nelly, Mr. II X Bslch Mr.; G. MG Laugh
Mr.. A d. Sayer, Mr. A. NJ. Crawford, Mr.. a.
d. Beam, NJ. D. Z. Baxter, Mrs. y. y, Kelly
Mr.. z Gingras, Mr.. \. c. iange. Mr.. n.
Smith. Mr. A. l. Davies Mr., Rachel Wright
Mr., J. +. Dempsey, Mr.. L. H. Graham. NJ
SegS4 c %Sohn NJ y Ashley nr E. 4lber, Mr.
NJ. T. Homes, Mr.. II, 4. Verpiank' MI Mm'
Planning, Mr.. F. d. Taylor, Mr.. \. II; Seayer'
p V Hoyt. Mr. b. walsh. Nj Belle Conway,
Mrs. Chapman, Mr.. A /. Blau Mr.. John
Miller. Mrs Dana c. Beatty MI VIM; Nj
Mathers. Mr.. G.. NJ. Billiard Mr.. Edward vii
son Mr. NJ. Higgins. NJ. \. Il. Mounts. MT
G. VI. Primrose, Heights Club. Mr. H. +.
Wireman, Mr.. W. J. shannon, Mrs. Bella Wer-
merit Mr.. J. G. Fitzgerald. Nj p. s. schleysr.
Mr.. NJ. Mcdonald. Mr.. c. d. Munsing, ny.
r S stanley Mr.. John Jacques, Mr.. Rob,t
LippnCOtt Mr. Andrew J. Davis Mr. W, :.
Robinson, Nj X. Gutzen, Mrs Hand, N.Y. j.
r. Jordan Mr.. T. l.. Brauer- AucheT, Mrs
Jane Z Kline, Mr. G. WeinossTger; Mr.. F =, q.
man. Nj G y. Magee. jr., Mr.. Louis y.
ShOuT, Mr.. l.. Schmidt, Mr. \. W. Alirienl'
Mrs. MARY Hughes, Mr.. otto Heuchel. M. y.
Seabrook. Mrs Kleber, MI r. Gilbert. Mr. \.
Z smith MI +. MorRenroth, MT. j. J. Ecclc-
sine. Mr.. r. b. Ingham: You and each q you
meut of our lien upon the property hereinafter
described having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you, We will cause such
property. 10 wit. Household Goods. Personal
Effects and Merchandise, stored In the Audu-
bon Fireproof Storage Warehouses By you or
In your name Tor IN which YOU may have an
INTEREST,". TO be sold at public auction, accord
ing 20 the statute IN such case MADE ana pro
y!ded al our warehouses, l926-lg2N Amsterdam
avenue, New York City, on Tuesday. Degem-
Der 3D. 1912. az 1890 a. m. and II the sale
thereof is not completed on said Gate the same
will be continued al the same place on each
and every day thereafter. beginning AZ 1880 a.
m and continuing until all tho goods are sold.
AUDUBON FIREP"OOF STORAGE WARE
HOUSES
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER -

NONEABER 70.
18Th, OsTH ST. ss8 and 36J West. Rudolph J Hell
az az Edward Kcliar Ct al. Oct 3D. 1872
oh AVE cor 10th 81: Patrick Gal.
.. sn9 egt Ancient Order OF Hibernians, Inc,
s ~, oct - 1912 10y bOu5; $50. Gle "a
Nh AVE, 250, JLiius ObeTlein agt Anna
sr-,yysNNedel q al Oct 90. 1912: 500.
En- 81 III li2 and IA East. IsidoT
r-NssiaSk lgt trustees Of estate OF Henry
'-t.e e al Oct % 1912. 500
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MAIL ORDER BUSINESS.
WNIE O''D-
a New and Valuable Book
on the Subject Of
. e q : N ES S
RineIng Noises In the Head.

When one Is gradually becoming deaf
or is troubled with those miserable noises
I'm the head, which are so oiten hlheu
with deafness, he seeks IN vain lot
plain. easily understood book upon the
subject that Is SO all important TO him
He can get no nearer than the purchase
of a medical work. which II so technical
that II cannot be understood.
no meet q lOng-fclt want, an able physl-
clan formerly a county medical society
prrsident OF New YorK) has written
treatise In simple. clear language, ex-
pl4lnirg deafness and nead-no!5es, show
ing how they develop, how insldiousiy
dangerous are the causes, and, best OF all
the details OF a nome treatment when
has restored the hearing OF leglons OF
persons OF all ages who thought they
were doomed 10 lasting deafness.
This book points out the way 10 better
health and 10 rlac.dity OF mind, includ-
ing the elimination OF nervous troubles
The author holds that over nine-tentns
OF an the cases Of deafness are amenable
TO the new home treatment
Remarkable cures are being reported
after persons were deaf for years and had
almost abandoned hope.
4 copy OF this very interesting treatise
will be mailed free by writing TO the
author. DR. George T.. Coutant, sta. l.,
5S5 A. New York. &. Y
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SITUATIONS WANTED

Female
ANRE,PMAlD, assist waiting; neat young
,liri nor afraid Of work, thoroughly capable,
yyiiiing obliging. three years excellent refer
&c. city preferred. Miss Buckleys Agency.
IL West aga ST.
COOK herman. young, neat economical;
80 friend waitress, assist chamDefmaid,
,ogctber or separate excellent reference
J., ar country: S35-$2j. Miss Buckley
Asency, II West 42d. Phone, 74s7 Bryant
COOK Good all round family cook; under
stands AN kinds OF fine cooking. willing and
ohItging. excellent references; $50. Chas. VIII
eon's Agony. 724 Lexington ave. Tel. TIA
Plaza,
,IOi.sEWORKER-Fi class cook and good
Iaundress. very neat young girl with ex-
..iiSrt references. s25 Pearson Agency. .
Easi i32d IT. Tel 5O4o Harlem.
T-ITRsE-FnyIish. understands care OF in
" fant from birth. all foods etc. excellent
oitv references: city or country 3. Miss Fitz-
Csyaidis Agency sos 9TH ave Entrance on
42d 80.
,ryyo neat swedish girls would like TO be to-
ge,her. cook S35. and chambeTmaid and
,,ssf,,ess eos excellent references. Chas. VIII
s"n's AGENCY, 724 Lexington ave. Tel. 2224-
Pl0ZI.
y0IrSG GIRL. some experience as general
Sonseworker in small family; willing 10
learn. very neat and obliging; good references
Mis- Buckley's Agency. II West 4-d ST.
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WEST sIDE.-Above Tooth street.

S3oO-II2TH ST. sos ST.-ATTRACTIyE
BEDROOMS. PRIVATE BANATORI. CAk-
ROLL; TELEPHONE 1880 MoRNINGsIDE
S3JO-iOlST ST, Is WBST.-Outsde room;
electricity, steam, clean; telephone. hAK-
ROD.
S4-Ss-1OlST ST. 2O5 WEsT.-FURNIsHED
ROOMS SINGLE, DOUBLE; ELECTRlC-
ITY, GAS, MAID SERVICE AND TELE-
PHONE, ELEVATOR DAY AND NIGHT; .
KITCHENS ON EVERY FLOOR THE LJD-
INGTON. PHONE 1893 RIVERSIDE.
1O4TH ST. 1875 wEST-WILL SHARE
BRIGHT CHEERFUL SIN-ROOM ELF
VATOR APARTMENT WITH COUPLE OF:
GENTLEMEN: REFERENCES. NEAR
SUBWAY AND Il" APT. "a
10TH ST. l35 wEST.-wiIl share bright,
cheerful six room elevator apartment with
couple or gentlemen; references near subway
and u" Apt. Il.
lO5TH ST. 228 WEST.-Beautiful light. large
ROOMS in private house, an convenience
10th ST. 90 wEsT.-Furnished room and
hath. with private refined Jewish family
FOLDA. -
18TH ST, 5O4 WEsT.-SINGLE OR Dou-
BILE, ELEVATOR APARTMENT: BROAD
WAY SUBWAY. RlTClllE.
18TH ST. III WEST. - ELEGANT FUR
NISHED ROOM. PRIVATE FAMILY: ALL
CONVBNIENCES. NEAR SUBNAI. LEN1.
10Th ST. 81 wEST.-Funished room In
a modern apartment; one or two gentle
men. Apt. %
l42D Sr. COS wEST.--Iarge outside room
Hurley.
lGOTH ST. 432 WES1.-LarEe. sunny rooms,
s.ncl, and double, every convenience de-
girabIu logHIi Apartment 4
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ROOM AND BOARD DIRECTORY.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FREE
ROOM AND BOARD REGISTER

An additional list of Furnished
Rooms and Boarders Wanted con-
tanned in the Room and Board
Register of the Tribune. 1t con-
tains desirable list of rooms and
board offered in New York and
Brooklyn. Copies free on request
New-York Tribune, Want Dept,
800 Tribune Building.
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HELP WANTED.
Male

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR = YoUEG
MAN. FOR LOCAL NEWSPAPER;
LEADS FURNISHED; LIBERAL COM
MISSION BASIS, CHANCE FOR AD-
VANCEMENT. ROOM go. TRIBUNE
BUILDING.
I MADE $50. 600 in I'VE years with small
mail order business: began with So. Send
for free booklet Tells how Heacock, 5Oo5
Inckport y.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
NOVEMBER II.

NOVEMBER u.
THOMPSON ST G 5, 1876 II n Of Prince ST..
60x96 2x irreg Thomas GuardnCerri and David
Ramazzotti loan Citizens Investing Co $4,000.
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ALTE RATIONS.
Manhattan.

Era.sa 81, DC West; 10 q sly dwlg;
q ~. 30 s0 West 2Jth ~, owner: II II Rice,
1sTss ga ~, Brooklyn, architect. $4,000.
sss ~, -, Broadway 20 5th ave. for
ilrs.. were ana lofts; estate Richard Nor
sasss' u Wall 81 Owrer; Rouse & Gold
sk.ss..sand J ! Steinsn. IS West 32d st. arr
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LIS PENpENs.
NOVEMBER 10.

~ NOVEMBER 10.
a kskh5 AVE. q. 100 II OF 81 Mar2's
<a"' 81 Mays Of. cor Of cypress
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ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their UPTOWN
37th SITS. until O'Clock p. M. AdVertise-
ments received at the following branch Offices
ga sth ave. s. G cor 23d ST.: 1853 eth ave.
cor. 18th St lO4 East i4th g.:
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WEsI slDL-BeIow Tooth street.

23D ST, 25I WEST, THE KNoX.-Large
small rooms; select house, telephone.
GTH ST. 1861 wDST.-Attractive, comfort
able. large rooms. bachelors or couple
good service. reasonable. phone.
6sTH ST. 6s WEST -PARLOR FLOOR
SUITE OR SEPARATE; PRIVATE BATH.
sOTH ST. l6l WEsT.-TwO FURNISHED
BEDROOMS; CONVENIENCBS; COUPLE
Or TWO GENTLEMEN. JOsEPHs.
100 WDST SYST ST.
DESIRABLE HEATED ROOM; SDCONL
FLOOR. BATH ADJOINING: TELEPHONE
SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY. HORTON.
SD ST, 30 WEST. -HANDSOMELY FUR
NISHED SUITE; SOUTHERN EXPOSC re
OISER ROOMS: LANATORYt TELEPhONE
2 WY VFFER F:NCES.
a. 90. = NEST.--Btautiful, large. small
0OUs, pleasant, refined surroundings, eN-
celler. table, parlor dining
96TI ST. SO WEST. - ATTRACTIVE
LARGE FRONT ROOM, FURNISHED or
UNFINISHED; ALSO A SUITE, WITH
PRIVATE BATH. SELECT HOUSE: SUIT
ABLE FOR COUPLE OR SINGLE PERSON
MODERN CONVENIENCES. ELEVATOR
SUBWAY. PHONE 1915 RIVERSIDE.
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The Bronx.

.oar1yNDELL AVE. :. 2J n Of 81 Ray
Wniia ave. for sly brk dwlg. 2014j;
"a IAN a. fieischman, I845 Willamsbridge
ave Vrnsr; Anton Primer. 2066 Blackjack
1Zshlteet. $4,000.
Ia sAh ST. p 100 II OF Prospect ave;
ba,s sly frame shop, 50x20 John Lohr-
ga, ~ East I75th 81 owner. Philip n
go 9TH ave. architect; 5000
ave- esltLElS ST, >, 46.34 II e OF Taylor
c p.&VI Il sly brick mill. 40x52. James
h,ns.Dyssss 1893 Guerlein -. owner Anton
Nooo Blackjack ave, architect; $500.
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male
C-t4AIrFFEITR-Sorw just returned from
abroad eight years references, wishes POSI-
,ion with party demanding high class man.
3erke. 13G East SD 81. --
CHEF or STEWARD. -southern hotel pre-
ferred, hrst class. best reference. Dolan
"A West 9th 81. -
PRACTICAL WATCH and clock repairer desires
permanent position, twenty-three years, ex-
peftence first class references. B. sternberg'
rs Trinity ave, Bronx. ---
csTFNOGRAPHER. Expert correspondent; re-
lisbte assistant: representative, seeks per
rrsnert POSITION; interview appreciated Ken
ney 1872 West 9th 81.
STEWARD. Assistant young man wouia
West oath 81.
VACTTT7N CLEANING, with powerful air com
pressor: 81 will clean two, three rooms THOR
oughly Oyama, 100 West lOlst 81. Fhohe
4522-RiyeTsce.
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LADIES TAILOR AND FtRRlER,
Will make fashionable up-to-date tslIore,
made suits, with elk lining. $40, remoueIllhs
done very rc1s0ualle. Phone j2l2 schuyler
"a West ~4fh
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PROPOSALS.

WEST POINT. n Y, NOVEMBER Il i0l2.-
sealed proposals, In tripiicate, subject to the
usual conditions, viii be received here until
O'Clock p. NJ. December y ~ = lor construct-
ing an On house and wagon shed At this port.
Information furnished on application 10 quar-
termasteT.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male


Rf-TIER OF generally useful man. very neat
and competent excellent references; S1V,
Wilson's agency, 724 Lexington ave Tel 90
Plaza. --------
C,OI-pIE-UsefuI man; neat appearing. hrst
class in every respect. wife cook OF sehei i d.
Cbss Wilson's A~ency. ia Lexington ave-
Tel. 2224-Plaza. -
MARRIED. COUFLE-Man thoroughly under
stands gardening. horses. COWS vic sooa
cock and butter maker, well Tecommehueu.
Carpenters Agency, Ia Ctr ave -
I'sEFtJL MANOR gentleman's place IN VIC
country. understands cattle, horses, COVE,
chickens everything On a country place, Wou ~
be found willing and obliging over Ten yeaIs >"
last place: would go 20 any part OF We S51
try best personal references; single. j. ~ 90
Gth ave care Mrs. McArdle.
USEFUL MAN.-Understands furnaces hoss5
and garden work, city or country Ose'ui
Man. ? East 9th st. -----..-
YOUNG MAN. colored: very neat; thoroushiy
competent butler useful man IN do doctor
oe,ce. willing obliRing: excellent references
Buckley's Agency. II West 42d 81.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
49, NOVEMBER 10
Manhattan.

,h ST. - and Al West. for a 8 sty
...l!5nent, 50Es5 3. George Backer Con-
,,s-ss4uieen Co, c. Yves. 45th 81, owner; SOM
ssoa esl stecKler 81 Union 50. architects;
bsEKMAN ST. n W cor water IT. for a
"a q y. hospital, 74.sXJG9: Volunteer Hospital,
"a, W 18th 81. owner: A Merlin. IS West
-'sn o. architect. Sg5 600
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LADIES TAILOR MADE SUIT GOWNS.
Tailor made suit gowns TO order from $40
and up. have an original line Of Paris models
from the largest houses; perfect satisfaction
guaranteed. Phone J7ll Schuyler. 2VS "es'
Al
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lh'rAs
suits o. imported serge. chcfiot ana woIstea'
,4,fs 10 order 50. perfect ~ and workman
sbfu guarantee. beet trimming. 'fhone SllO
49, ~. W., lMLM Il
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Female

CAPABLE WOMAN, middle aged Norwegian,
desires position as housekeeper where one OF
more servants are kept. best references NJ
Box 40. Tribune Onice -----
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS --sweolsh'
Thoroughly experienced: fine waiter or par
lorma!d: excellent references; $25. Chas. VIII
sons Agency. IA Lexington ave Tel. 2@-4-
Plaza.
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-r.,,-ro,. sist ylue...,. Ladies Tailor and
f,--rf.r Suits made t1 order from Imported
r-afcriaIs Regular 50 suits, special Tor 80.
o.Gs E.wav. bet ll3th and IAN 5ts. NeW OK.
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Do not discard your old gowns u they are
not OF the latest style. We viii remodeI
them equal 10 new, at a very reasonaDle
price Send W a postal or telephone ana
prompt attention will be given TO your or
der You are cordially invited to see OUT
new styles Established 80 years. MINES.
MERRETT & VALDES. fOJ West llIth IL
TeIepbOnc GGGO MornluEsldc
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Female

TELEPHONE OPERATOR desires position a,
prIvate switchboard: reference. Jones, Oh
West 18TH st.
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a. s. 81. hILhLEh
Gowns copied from French models, also
.-.,IsEs and street costumes at reasonable
rri-.s. r,m8dsUluE attended 10. Tel $3.50
No. lhg MasL h.LM u
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NINE. MARIE, 1900.
HEAD WOMAN IN HIGH CLASS DkES,
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT. WISHES
MORE PRIVATE CUSTOMERS. APPOINT
MENTS MADE BY PHONE AT COL, MBLs
3sCg MODELS To SELECT FROM DE-
RECT FROM PARIS. EXCLUSIVE TRADE
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Proprietors: The GORDON HOTELS, Ltd
A Favored topping J ce for American ' g
ftors. Most Centrli Position in The West End
Tariff Free from Room 3It, New YORK
"
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NRAI

IMPORTING LADIES, TAlLoR ANp FtH-
vit.p PERFECT FIT. WORK GLAEAN-
TED runs MADE TO ORDER. S2i w.
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pApTzrA% DREEEMAKEE.-O Tcra cloak'.
Cygrirs dresses speciality. dresses all coca
st,rs. models from an leading Partisan houses,
your material accepted. hrst clasS Tgrh oaiy
rnf rf guaranteed, moderate. IL Eaht -s'A
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-03
BRUCE TO TALK
ABOUT K|PL|NG

NEW ROCKFORD, Jan. 3-Judge
A. A. Bruce of the supreme court OF
this state is expected to speak in
New Rockford on Friday evening,
January 10Th, On the subject of kip.
ling" Judge Bruce was born in Brit.
ish India and spent much of his
early life in that military atmosphere
which Kipling depicts with such
skill. His sympathetic interpreta.
ton of kipling and his works is a
treat not soon to be forgotten by
those who have heard the eminent
jurist speak on his favorite literary
theme.
This lecture is the first of a series
to be given this winter under the aus.
pices of the North Dakota Univers-
ity Extension Bureau, organized to
meet the needs of communities more
or less remote from the university
and it's influences. It is the aim Of
the states highest institution Of
learning to serve the people in all
possible ways and the extension lee
ture course was instituted in the
furtherance Of this purpose.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-03
SHIPPED Steers
TO CHICAGO

VALLEY CITY. Jan. Sam J.
Anandahl of Skandia township re-
Gently took a carload of Barnes coun-
ty steers consisting of % head to
the Chicago stock yards and disposed
of them to better advantage than he
could have done in South st. Paul.
The steers were mostly two-year-olds
and not fancy stock-what might be
termed mediums-and did not bring
top prices. The shipper realized
1920 for the bunch. or an average
of a little over $5S head. Mr.. An
andahl is of the opinion that he made
a hundred dollars by not selling in
South St. Paul, and is we'll pleased
with the result
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-01-03
LODGE BROTHERS:
Do GOOD WORK

FORMAN, Jan. 3.-The local Wood
men are nothing if not practical mis-
sionaries. Last Saturday, eighteen OF
the neighbors of the local camp, un
der the leadership of c. F. Cole,
their Y. c., went out to the farm OF
Fred Cady, a mile north of town, and
put in the entire day getting his new
barn together and enclosed. Mr.. Cady
had had two carpenters at work for
some time. but there was still much
to do and the threatening weather
made him apprehensive that he would
not get it finished enough to properly
house his stock. The work of the
NJ. W. A., however, was timely and
vigorous, and helped to consider
able extent in putting the barn into
shape for immediate use. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Cady greatly appreciate the
neighborly action of the Woodmen.
1t is also appropriate to mention that
the visitors enjoyed the good things
which Mrs. Cady spread upon her
table at meal time.