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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-06-21

To be wrinkled at thirty Is indeed a
misfortune, and If the skin Is very thin
it must be admitted that it has less
promise from beautifying treatments
than the thicker ones. Thin-skinned
faces are at a disadvantage with every
wind that blows, with sunburn, fire
heat, indigestion, worry, etc.
Thin skins need much more grease
than others, for as a rule they are
very dry and sensitive to all external
influences, and sometimes 1t is neces
sary to cleanse such faces with grease
instead of with soap and water. This
formula will achieve very good pur-
pose If it Is carefully made from pure
substances:
Almond oil .........4 ounces
Spermacett .........l ounce
White wax .........1 ounce
Cucumber juice .....2 ounces
Select cucumbers ripe enough for
table use; cut and chop them fine;
then extract the juice by squeezing
through a jelly bag. Then measure
the juice and carry the required two
ounces to druggist. asking him to
supply the rest of the ingredients and
make up the formula.
When cleansing the face with the
cream work the grease into the skin
with the fingers and then wipe off the
residue with very soft cloths. The
soil from the skin will be very visible
on these, and the face can be mas
saged and worked over with the cloths
until it feels as fresh as IL washed in
the ordinary way. If 1t seems to shine
little too much sometimes. heat a
tablespoonful of some delicate toilet
water and go over the face with this
and g. fresh soft rag.
A lotion especially for Strengthening
relaxed muscles, and which is there
fore extremely good for wrinkles, is
made of the following simple things:
Fresh rosemary tops pounds
Sage (also freshly
gathered) "a pound
Rectified spirit. .....3 quarts
water ..............1 quart
Digest for ten days, then throw the
whole in a still, add a pound and a
half Of common salt and draw Off six
pints. To this distilled portion put
one ounce of bruised Jamaica ginger,
and after the liquid has stood few
days longer either decant or filter it.
This is regarded as a fine skin tonic,
and 1t can also be used upon the hair
to advantage.
Barley water was used in our grand
mothers times for wrinkles, and there
is no reason why it should not be en-
ployed today and made up in the same
oldfashioned manner. Ancient direc-
tions for this simple beautifier call
for three ounces of pearl barley boiled
in pint of rain water until the glu-
ten is extracted; then the liquid is
strained and is applied directly to the
face, after it has been washed, on 60
ing to bed. Some of the beauty people
of the present day make up this wash
with the addition of 25 drops of
tincture of benzoin to a quart. The
barley water so prepared is declared
absolutely proof again wrinkles, but
one can only know the truth Of this
statement by testing 1t. Strained
honey and sour buttermilk are other
simple remedies against these subtle
enemies of woman's youth, and these
modest medicaments are available to
ALL
The thin-skinned face must always
be protected against strong winds,
grinding dust. deep sunburn and much
burning over the cook stove f its
owner wishes to avoid the bane of
deep-seated wrinkles.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-06-21
Removing Mourning.

Through your columns will you kind
ly inform me the best way for gen.
tleman to leave off mourning? Should
he leave it all off at once, or gradually
start in to wear colored ties while still
wearing mourning? Is 1t proper to
wear the same suits after the mourn
ing band has been removed? G. P.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-06-21

In taking off mourning it is perfect
ly correct to wear colored ties and
color in the linen, as many men wear
black suits who are not in mourning.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-06-21

II have a very thin skin and, alas,
1t is prematurely wrinkled. Please
suggest some simple remedies for my
great misfortune.
"a Woman of Thirty"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-29
FOR SALE.

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ONE CENT
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DAILY NEWS
WANT AID STATIONS.

Leave your Want Ads at ,
any OF these stations for Z
prompt service They will do 4
the rest: 4
OWL DRUG STORE. Buchsn- 4
an and Fourth streets. 4
PASS GROCERY STORE. 10Th 4
and Pierce streets
ELLIS 4 HARRIS. vs. N.
Buchanan street 4,
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Bear win Others Faults.

When We consider We are bound 10
- seryiCeable 20 mankind. and bear
Will their faults we shall serceve
there is a common tie Of nature and
relation between us.-Marcus Azure
lius
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-29
Combination Needed

The world - made up OF drudgers
and dreamers and what We want IL Q
combination Of the two.
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Face the Sunshine

i you keeI your face towards the
sunshine the shadows will always fall
behind you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-28
m CARRY MEXICAN OIL
steamship Company Organized
IN Interest of CoWdray Co.

~. Tnte-ceean Transport Company has
,orr,ed under the laws of South Da-
80 with $4,000 authorized capital stock
~. Transporting oil from Mexico TO ports
Che United States Europe and South
ar,ca Il is understood that tbs com
-. has been formed in the interest of the
I,,,y,csn oil ComranJ OF which Lord Cow
-. Is the head. and that II will carry only
~ oil produced by that COMPANY. and IS
=. 10 act as a common carrier. There are
lad, under charter to the new company
teen steamships and the company plans
- build vessels Of its own IN time The
.,,,,naries which are 70 he served are as
.n.tt refining companies in the United
Gates. fuel oil companies and railroads III
oo,,,b America and English companies sell,
i,a asphaltic material to France and Spain
CONAN, Boyd, OF the local shipping nrm
., Houlder Weir & Boyd. is 70 be the
,r.sident Of the Interocean Transport Com
Inv and r 2 Gown, Of the banking house
.su 3 Hollns g. Co. VIII be chairman Of
~ hoard. Other directors are TO be
thomas z. McGovern and Charles P. Jack
,.bo are connected with Brazilian railroad
srs shipping lines which have contracted
Tor supplies of fuel oil, and o, E. Thurber,
r " s. Whitney and 7 4. Cpham, who
are well known IN the asphalt snd oil bust
ness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-28
IARK,S ORIENT CRUISE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN PURSUANCE of AN ORDER MADE. BY
the Hon. " MARLEY Platzek Justies CT 80
noiirs Is hereby given 20 all creditors and per-
sons having claims against 5. Kantrowit, So:l
a domestic corporation. formerly OF 14I EssS
R-osdxav In the Borough OF Manhattan. New
York city, 10 present their claims, with the,
vouchers therefor duly verified. to the sub
scriber, the assignee OF said s. kantroEitI g
20 for the benefit Of creditors, AZ the Office OF
saIS assignee, No. 1853 East Broadway. in the,
Borough Of Manhattan, New York City. on Or
before the nth day OF July III.
Dated New York, May 10. 1912
HERMAN PAJEY, Assignee
rOIJIs wERTHEIMER, Attorney for Assignee,
BOZ Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan, New
CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-28
JOHN ; MHARA.
PlsiRt!ng Attorney once and Pestofne
Address $50 Broadway, Borough Of Mar
LOST RANKsooKs.

E9YKBo6Y 10 sd4'E27' OK the Talon bipie Saw
lngs Bank is missing Any person having a
claim 10 n 81 hereby called upon 10 present me
sans ~ithin ten DAYS or submit 70 having said
passbcok cancelled and new one issue5
sANKBOOK No s0s,s s3 Of the Union Dime Saw
p ,ngs Bank - missing Any person having a
slsta 70 u is hereby called upon 10 present lne
rams prthln ter DAYS q! submit 20 having Fdll
psss6ook cancelled and nea one issued
s1SKR6oK &c 5s6 40 q The Union Dine say
!nEs Bank is missing Any person nayths q
,ia!m q Il Is hereby called upon 20 present ,he
zane s+th!n ten deys or gusTrit - having eaiq
rs,sSock cancelled and new one Issued
L0ST or sToTEY-Bsnkeook No. ibi 259 Of
lie German Savings Bank IN the City OF New
Yo!k. corner 4th ave and l4th St itsutn 20
Anionla Geise- All persons are cavucneo
.gEiasi rsgotlating the sane II not rstuLhea
"a the bank OF tie 2stb day Of june islE'
dup.!ests Will De issued ---
1osT-Bankboosc No 500 0se o. Dry Dock say
ngS Institution Any person having Claims upV =,
sale hook Is called upon 10 present me ssHe 20
'hs bank within thirty days or we save 49,
I'll BE declared cancelled aud e1casulshso' anu
ne1 one issued IN lieu thereof --
tosT-Rankbook No 49s,Ios Of Dry Dock saw
ings IngttUtion Any psreon having claims upoH
SAD BOOK IL called upon 20 present the same 70
me eank within thirty days. or tne ssiq co.
Vii Be Declared cancelled and eZungp,sheu' an"
: rev ore issued in lieu tLereof
LpsT-BsnEsooE sc 5iS7H Bank fer saving
$50 4th ave New YORK Payment stopped
Pleate return bo0k 20 bank.
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PROPOSALS.,


OFFICE PURcHIsTN0 coMMIssARY Z. 8
Am % Waterfall Street Nsw York y
Y. June 20, l9l2---gseled proposals.. N o.
risesto, for furnishing and dsliyo:ins SUP
tsttHce stores IN this city. under the Pro-
yisioas Of section 3782. r. s.. Y. s. a. such
llhss as may DO required By the L, COY;
sfiptAs o. or betorA August IS. 1917; VIII
be rtesiged az this Gree until ten O'Clock
r.. July J. 1919. Information furnished
On application. Envelopes containing plds
nef9d be marked "PTopoEals for snesiStenes
etoles opened July l. 1912" ana ADDRESSED
% Cot 4 l. Smith. c q. U. 5. Army
oEFIcB OF The COMMISSIONERS or TILE
nUst!ict % ccidulbia. washington June ~,
In2--Sealed proposals Will ba received e. ms
emes pniii two O'Clock p. m, July sth, iblz;
l2t furnishing and Delivering one hundred ana
nsaty'fve tts5) net tons. more or less cast
nen water pipe specials. for use ~ me Water
DEPARTMENT. th!s city specifications and form
=, pIepsssl may BE- qbt,lpsa from ne WI vi
Wssgs ogeIs;aTi 2 e.-7CGGQ, Il Fu ypI:gpsseH'
oftlfg on THE coMMIssIoNERe;p 2. G.
e1,,ltas ~, lei2--.Sealed proposals VII be ~
s,55'3s9 g. tfiE Sfnee until 2 o'clock y. ~, July
~. sylI for paving various streets aqd ave.
80 y the Distriet 90 Columbia, win shget
$500 arc bitamineVs maeadam, CURING INC
,isrss sear 1913 Forms 81 proposal, spselheSs'
,s,.s. and recestaFy Information may " o.
rss,se IRON he Chief CLERK. Epginsel. ~. ~,
Il uunssnt knNnn AT District bniaint I1THo
IL So0LfH. JOHN A. JoHNS1ON' WILL
JgDsoN
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
4 FEW STEADY. INDUSTRIOUS MEN "ho
sppreeiste SO or more a day during we
st,rnnnsY TO INTRODUCES new patented specially
SAMPLES furnished Progressive HoVeiy 90
3 = Box 5s2, stamford. Conn --
< RELTABLE. industrious married German
phone 440 Plaza. ----------
I MADE $4,000 IN I'VE years with SINAI!
mail order business; began with 50 sena
for frea booklet. Tells how. Haaeock ovoo
Lockport. y. y. -- -----,-------1
UGNTED--By an export house, an ASSISTANT
bookkeeper. ono with q knowledge OF span
tsb nr.fArod Must haze highest referencel
sts,s age. experience. etc Exporter Box s.
Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-28
suRRoGATE,s NOTICES.

County.--In the matter OF the application fer
letters OF administration upon the estate OF
Augusta A. s. Wendell. deceased
TO the creditors OF the estate OF Augusta A, 8.
Wendell deceased: Please take notice that Fila
Y Won f. Wendell and Rebecca a. d. Wendell
the Surrogates Court OF the County OF West
chester for Letters OF Administration upon the
Goods Chattels and Credits OF Augusta A. s.
Wendol, deceased with limited and modified
bond pursuant TO the provisions OF Section 2est
OF the Code OF civil Procedure OF the state OF
New York. and you and each Of you are hereby
notified and required by virtue OF the aforesaid
provisions OF Section ., 664 OF the said Code anc
bv The Hon. Frank V. Willard, the said surro-
gate, dated June 5th 1912. TO present any and
all claims that you may have against the Eststs
Surrogate OF the County OF Westchesier. az his
ONCE In the County Court House, In the Village
on or before July 10Th, 1912, at or after which
time the penalty OF the bond to be given by the
her Elm shall be granted is 10 be fixed By the said
Dated, New York June 5th. 1912. -.
BLJRIOCK f.. RABELL, Attorney for Petition
ers. Once and Pos, Once address, No Ss
Park Row. Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK
City.
NOTICE 10 cREDTToRs--iN PURSUANCE
OF an order OF Hon Walter " Gill surro-
gate OF Ulster County. made and entered Juno
18th, 1912, notice is hereby given according
TO law TO all persons HAVING n claims against
ties, Ulster County. New York, deceased. in
testate, TO present the same 90 the Surrogate
of the County OF Ulster at his ONCE In tho
city OF Kingston, New York, on or before tho
goth day OF July. 1912 Notice Is also hereby
given that It is the intention OF the under
signed to apply for Letters OF Administration
on said estate under the provisions OF Section
e6sl OF the Code of Civil Procedure
Dated June 18th. 1912.
CHARLES II. LAMB. Petitioner
CHARLES DAVIS, Attorney for Petitioner.
Once and j. o. Address, Saugerties. Ui-
atar Couutv Nav York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-28
HOTEL NEW PoINT. =
NEW ENGLAND.

AniityyllIe- by the sea, l.. 7.
NOW OPEN
Modern Hotel surrounded BY the Great
Ecuth Bay Bathing, seating, Fishing, SCI
ing Lawn Tennis. Pool. Bowling, Music. etc:
Grill aud Cafe serving dainty p carte ara
American plan meals. the best shore dinner
on The Island for Sl.0a Communication Rates,
$40 90 Monthly via Penn. r r station, one
hour out: several rooms IN Annex $40 up
wards weekly, including meals Fnone 1913
Booklet -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-28
SUMMONS.

-
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
JOSEPH Walker. Plaintiff against David II
Coles observation-disclosures. -Triai desired In
To The above named Defendant. You are
hereby summoned 20 answer the complaint IN
this action end to serve copy Of your an
DAYS after the service Of this summons eS.
elusive 81 The day Of service and in case OF
your failure 70 appear or enswsI, Judgment en- !,
rel!sf demanded in ths compliant
once ard PoStof3ca Address. IS william
street Borough q Manhattan. NsS York
70 DAVID Il coles, Esq The foregoing
summons IS served upon you by publication
pursuant 20 an order OF the Honorable James
Of the state Of New York. dated May 10Th,
s z. ard .4 a V 5s c tS 9P N Yo ne
Court House New York County
Dated, New York MAJ 2Th, 1872
JACOB HALsrEAP9.4 o. A,.ornsy for IN. Plain.
til Ofacs ard Pcs.ofice Address. &c Will
isnl street New York City.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK
o2nf sST.,ig6 ~ Y .1sro Fisnpe against
Simmons trial desired m New Ycrk County
70 The above named petendsnD Ioy are r.
swsr on the PLAINTIFFS ATTORNEY within 20
dsys after the service Of this summons, eNciu.
size Of ths dey OF service: and In case Of your
fsiiure 20 appear, OF answer. judgment will be
taken against YOU by. default for the relief
demanded IN the complaint
Dstsd. April so i9te
PAUL CROSS. Plaintir's ATTORNEY once and
Postoifice Address No 302 Broadway, BoT-
ough Of Manhattan OF the city OF New
To G. 3 Borssline fu Lazzaro & {. the De.
fsndant above named The foregoing summons
:. ssGyed uPGT you sE PTSiiestio nussSsEt 70
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the state of
SeW York. in and for The County OF New
York dated the 29th day Of MAY, 1912, and
IN the ONCE 81 the Clerk Of the County OF
New York Borough OF Manhattan, New York
city, on the 2sth day Of May. 1912
Dated, New York, May 10th. 1872
PAUL GROSS, Attorney for Plaintiff. once
ana Postoffce Address 300 Broadway, Bor-
uugh OF Manhattan. New York City
SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY.
Jscinta Torrens Amsr. Plaintiff, against
Jscobo Amar, Defendant. TO the above named
Dsfendant: You are hereby summoned 20 an
over rho complaint IN The action; sna =, 20
Attorney within twenty days after the service
Of this summons. exclusive OF che day of ser
,ics and In ease OF your failure TO appear OF
answer. Judgment will be taken esainst YOU oy
default, for the relief demanded in the com
psted May 2oth. 1912
Address $50 Broadway, Borough OF Man
haitian, New York city
70 Jacobo Amar.
81 publication pursuant % an order Of The
Hon. James 4. BLANCHARD. Justice ot tn'
Supreme Court Of the state o. New YORK:
4atsd the 24tA eay OF MAJ. 1ai2 ana H!sS
e the County OF New fork On ihs ISth gay o'
Ma 1912 JOHN j. MEARA,
Fla,ntihs Attorney. once ara sostSries
Address $50 ByosdTay, Borough o. nan
Nay York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-28

ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
Tor me tribune received ~ their Uptown
once No 1884 Brosdvsy, between sSth aaa
s7th sts unit. . o'clock p m. AdIertlseInen ns
uier once rates until S o'clocG p m "'t
Ss4 Str ave, 2 cor ESD ST. i5s 9Th ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-28
rYpewaIrINo AND TYpEwRlr. as.
DRESSMAkINC.

VICTOR VISIBLE, 10 Nassau 81. Cataiogus
free; all makes taken part payments bargains
IN Underworld RemInxtons. divers. smiths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

COUPLE. Man generally useful about small
uisca In country; wife good COOK, excellent
be,,sskeepev, $50. finest personal referenoss.
psarson's Agency, East 1920 81 Tel. Har'
lem 50se ---.-.----- $780,, .----------
HApDyNEF,---singis, 40: thoroughly comp.-
I'M care vegetables and flower gardens green
Ia,,ss ate scotch; strictly sober, honest good
r.fersness Addres. Gardener. 100 West 18th Ct
WIY and wife desire positions as waiter and
cook or laundrese. frst class reference "a
dyess IS West 10th ~. smith
TsFTIiT, SECOND MAN-Heat, strong willing
sTede gcod wsiter. holssmsn' n n
~ hs.ncg 7ia Lexington ave. Tel 1865 Plaza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-28

Neutrality-suspicious.; makes and re-
models children's speciality. Juliet, l2S
East 18th ST. Tel. s0s stuyyesant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-28
CATSNktHENlNGLINES

Den RANK MEL Franklin ~; Pier "a
Sunday $50 m $50 D. m. Battery, s:55 a m, :55
D m SUNDAYS. ". Franklin st, 81 0,e:15 am Bat
terry :b6. q :35 am, for Highlands. Red Bank. etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-28
MAsSACHTSFTIs.
The MapleWOOd
Prtsh.id. Berkshire Co.. Mass,
NOW OPEN
send Tor Booklet and Auto Read Map
ARTHUR ". PLUME.
CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
PAUL 5cHAAp COMPANY q dones.E e'i Is,
he Borough Of Manhattan, County. City and
state Of New York. Will apply 10 the slpreTe {
Term Part 7, thereof 70 be held al the County
Ceyrt House. Borough Of Manhattan COUNTY
civ and state Of New York, on the I'm asy o.i
IniT 1912 al 10 80 O'Clock in the forenoon ~
ina, day or as soon thereafter as coupseI can
be heard for an order authorizing ssd corp Tuy
GgRnARf,rR - coMPAST OF NEW YORK
Dais3 New York, june o., 1912
Tcorporate THp PAUb SCHAAD COMPAN1
~s.sIl By ". 9. Rosenfeld. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-28

For Northumberland Observation-Disclosures.
From n Franklin ST. week days. except satur-
day 100 p N West 10th St, at 490 ?. n
ssiurdays 1 90 p. NJ. West l2ath 81, 1880 7. III.
For SEwBURGH and lower landings week
DAYS except Saturday, Franklin 81, BOO N;
GOING TO ALBANY or TROY Take this
CITIZENS LINE or tbs PEOPLES LINE
steamer, Phone Spring e4Oo
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
ELEVATOR RuNNgR,-A p ,,, electric rio Ear car.
passenger, lignt porter: or y'nlhs' % "N4
~ T6;5NAY. a6; private or hotel city or coun-
~, cen show best references Write or call
N K. go West 18th ST
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Female

pREssHAKER --Rirs; class dEessmaksr desires
work: city o. COUNTRY; references EoV per
AZ Miss Moore. $50 West "a q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-28

.,A<, Through Pullmaus from Grand 'entraI
. T.,L SEA 20 Lake Placid o 30 A. ". ana S.6o
Wh NJ delaware e. Hudson X. X,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-28

70 David y coles Esq The foregoing
summons is served upon you by publication
pursuant 20 an order o. the Honorable James
A. Blanchard. Justice Of the supreme Court
Of the State Of New York dated May 29th,
1912, and flsd with the complaint in the ofics
NJ the Clerk OF the County Of New York 4. ths
Court House. New York County
Dated, New York, MAY 2p:h, 1917
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-28

JACOB HAiSTEAD. Attorney for the Plain
tit Oflcs ard Pos ONCE Address. &c Will
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.
SUN M Err REso.'TS.-
NEw ENGLAND.

COOK 90. ehsfnbermaid- waitress. t25, two
TsrT neat Finnish girls: good retereneee |
Charles Wilson Agency. III East 07th a.. tel |
2224 Plaza. |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-28

CHARLES DAVIS, Attorney Tor Petitioner.
once and j. o. Address, Ssugerties. u.
ster County, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
yernale

GHAMBRRMAtp and WAITRESS. ,-hoi.e.. n ~
neat QUICK and willing sood teisi ehT ri
charles Wilson's Agency. lil bsst o''h 81 III
2224-Plezs.
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RICHFIELD SPRINGS, NJ 7.

"The Aristocrat Of summer Resorts.
TIL GREAT WHITE SULPHUR sPhISHs
Reached by v Y .. IN hours shd on HllN'
Through pullman service by Lsckd" aip@'
Every summer Amusement PROVIDED.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-24
Ogram's Gift Store, Thirteenth
Street and Pennsylvania Avenue,
Unlike ANY Other Establish
ment in Washington.
Packed Full of Beautiful Things
Designed Especially for Gifts.
Many European Novelties Not to he
Had Elsewhere.
DISPLAYED IN SEPARATE CASES

why. I did not know there was such
a store as this in Washington" is an
exclamation often made at Ograms Gift
Store by those visiting that unique es-
adjustment for the first time. This ap-
plies not only TO residents Of Washing
ton. but TO visitors to the National Cap
taI as well.
And the surprise is justified by the col
lection OF beautiful and useful objects
that nil a multitude Of glass cases and
tables. arranged to facilitate inspection
by shoppers.
To attempt 10 enUmerate the articles
displayed would require many times the
space allotted to this article. There are
novelties everywhere. novelties In all
kinds OF wares, novelties of both Ameri-
can and European production. Novelties
such as men, women, and children would
be delighted to have. Many Of them are
costly. others at moderate prices. thou
sands that cost less than a dollar. but
all most reasonable considering the val
ues represented.
Perhaps the most striking are the
glass cases containing novelties made Of
Partisan ivory and real ivory. as wei
as Oriental jewelry such pearl neck
laces and lavalleres.
OErams Gift Store. which IS fitted
up in most modern style and comprising
several thousand feet of floor space. all
on one floor. is located at the corner
OF Pennsylvania Avenue and Thirteenth
Street, and is open every night until
II o'clock.