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Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
FROZEN PIPES ARE
THAWE0 By ELECTRICITY

City Boiler Inspector Bob Wolf. City
Electrician Michaelsen and George Keeb-
Ter. superintendent OF construction for
the Omaha Electric Light and Power COM
pany. are elated over a discovery made.
Mr.. Wolfe wanted twenty-five feet Of
water pipe that has been frozen for seven
weeks thawed out This was at the City
Emergency hospital and the water was
needed. The pipe was laid unter the
cement sidewalk and the estimated cost OF
tearing up the walk and taking out the
frozen pipe was sllo
Lets try electricity said -Michselsen.
Mr.. Keebler and a force were loaned
by the light company. wires and stand
ard transformer secured and connections
made. The wire was connected to the
water meter at the hospital and 10 the
water hydrant at Ninth and Douglas.
The current was turned on and in less
than four minutes the pipes were thawed
out and water was running. The actual
cost had the city been obliged to pay the
electric light company's men would have
been less than *.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

weeks visit with friends in san Fran
cisco and Los Angeles. Cal.
Miss Josephine Young is expected home
next week from san Francisco. where
she has been since last May.
Mrs. Frederick Wing of Chicago ar
rived this morning to visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Moorhead.
Mr.. A. X. Kingsbury OF Akron. O.. who
has been visiting DR.. and Mrs. Louis c.
Swartziander has returned home.
Afr. and Mrs. Joseph Baldrige are plan
ming to spend Easter at Atlantic City
with Mrs. Baldrige's daughter and sons.
AIRS. Carl +. Hartmann and daughter.
Phyllis. together with Major Hartmann.
are at their new station. Fort Omaha.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Stewart and daughter, Lena
Of Manila. p. l.. are visiting Mrs. Stew
arts PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Cow
derry.
Mrs. Borrower and her brother. Mr..
Jay Boyd. went to 81. Louis Tuesday
and Mrs. J. +. Boyd will leave Monday
TO Join them.
Miss Grace Callam Of IlIon, n. Y, who
has been spending the winter with Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Rees left Friday for
Chicago on her way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Halter returned
yesterday from a trip to Cuba and Palm
Beach. Mr.. BajIer Is suffering with a
severe attack Of rheumatism.
Mr.. 8 r.. Lewis Of Duluth. Mimi ia In
the CITY and will retnrn home sunday
accompanied by Mrs. Lewis, who has
been here visiting Mrs. s. F. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Love. Mr. and Mrs
Casper Il. Yos, and Mr.. and Mrs. C. w
Lyman leave Tuesday for Los Angeles
where they will remain several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Burgess. Mr. and
Mrs. ]. Hynes and Master Wnllsr, Hvnes
returned last eveninsr After snsra,n,, s.,,-
e,al Ueeks IN ms AnS.l.s ana san r,ron
ct.co
Mr. and Mr. pavck. a, K.n... r,,.,
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
Anybody Want a
Baby? Carload Of
Them is Coming

Anybody want a baby?
There's a whole carload Of them to be
given away about Easter time.
Fine babies. all OF them; anybody want
one?
They are to be sent west from the New
York Founding and Orphan asylum and
are to be placed in homes found by ~.
], McFeeiey. who represents that insti-
tuition In the west.
Pretty little tots, these. Some have
blue eyes and golden curls. pink toes
that squlrm and squiggle. and chubby fists
that have creases at the wrists. Anybody
want one? Speak up.
Mr.. MeFeeley makes his headquarters
at the IIenshaw hotel. where he win be
glad to meet any prospective foster
parents
Anybody want onef
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
ART EXHIBIT AT LIBRARY
WILL BE OPEN ON SUNDAY

The exhibit OF modern American art at
the public library will be open Sunday,
February 5. from until p. m. Usually
the library building IS not open before ?
o'clock on Sunday, but the hours have
been heightened for the art exhibit so as
20 give those having Sunday afternoon
at their disposal more time TO view the
pictures
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
ARMY SOCIETY IN A FURRY
Coming of Major and Mrs. Hartmann
Awaited at Fort Omaha.
YOUNG PEOPLE ACT FOR CHARITY
staged and Proceeds to Go
to the Child saving
Institute.
social Calendar.


TCESDAY-Afternoon tea at art exhibit
at Public library; Mrs. Henry Hitler
afternoon bridge: MrrN w. Jacobs, Uni
versal Circle Card club.
wEDNESDAY-Mu sigma clubs birth
day dinner at Paxton hotel.
THURSDAY-Recepti and hop at Fo-t
Omaha for Major and Mrs Carl r.
Hartmann: afternoon tea at art exhibit;
Mrs. Lee Herdman, afternoon bridge;
Eiks' Dancing club, leap year party;
wedding Of Miss Leora Jones and A..
Walter johnson.
FRIDAY-Fort Crook Bridge club meet
ing; Temple Israel sisterhood. after
TTRDAY-Afternoon tea at art ex-
hibit.
The big social event Of the week will
be the reception and hop Thursday even
ing, given by the officers and women OF
Fort Omaha for their new commanding
officer. Major Carl F. Hartmann ana Mrs.
Hartmann, who have arrived from their
former station at Fort d. a. Russell.
Wyo. Whenever a new commanding Of
fIcer and his family arrive 'at a post. It
is always the signal for complimentary
festivities. The coming Of Major and Mrs.
Hartmann is especially welcomed since
there has been no regular commanding
officer at the post for any length Of time
since Colonel and Mrs. William Glassford
left. almost year ago. for Manila. There
has been little gaiety at the fort since
their departure and II is expected that
now there will be more social activity.
The party for Major and Mrs. Hartmann
Thursday evening, win be held in the
post gymnasium with full military cere-
mony and regalia. The officers and women
OF Fort Omaha and Of the Department OF
the Missouri stationed In the city. will
he present and the post band will fur
nixh the music.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

American flags, cherry trees and Amer
lean Beauty roses. Those assisting Mrs.
Butler were Mrs. William Allaire and
Mrs. John Bulb. who served punch; Mrs.
Louis huffman presided over the Ices,
Mrs. Benjamin Atkinson poured coffee
and Mrs. Davis AMI Miss Adams Of
jamestown. n. Y. assisted In the dining
room
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
ADEPT AT PIE MAKING

Pastry making was the chief subject Of
interest among the girls in the domestic
science department at the high school
last week Miss Neva Turner. who has
charge OF the work. is well pleased with
the results obtained and declares that
most OF the pie efforts would tempt the
palate Of the most critical epieurean.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
Little Folks Out
Of May Festival

Prof r. l. earns has excluded the
kindergarten classes Of the public schools
from the May festival Objections have
been made BY parents. who would be
compelled to be with and watch the CHI
dren throughout the day. Only the fifth.
sixth. seventh and eighth grades viii
take part
II has not been decided what games
vim be played by the fifth and sixth
grades. but tire seventh VII do the May
pole, and the eighth vii prodnce the
weaving game
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

sssprtnc.sa gnou.vVhffass "A tha inlay
ahlch nj, no ,sv.n hv nrom,nen, vo,,ng
,ocse,y rner and woman sna;about seven
,x.five children a, tho prandel. tbestor
Inc r,dd,e ~ AnrI, und,r ina d,rectlon
=, Nj. Isah., I,.,a.n ,or ~. hsn.s,, !,
:. s,sa -" W. ~. '"o ese -
for the ensemble parts began last week.
Tbe rroun.,,n mart. have NOT vet bean
.s.,.s - -, -, 49,
assisReo' put most OF those VINO took
part In the benefit performance OF
-Around the World with Terpslchore"
,s..' 80 vii, nav. nror,,,.n, n.,,s
thef Staf VIII nave ptohihehl paris
Among these are Mss Frances Nash, Miss
Frances Todd, Miss Claire Helene Wood
ard. Mr. hobart Burns ana Mr.. william
sr-.'..
tsyior.
Little Miss Eleanor Austin, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Austin has
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
For the Future

The Elk's Dancing club will give a leap
year party Thursday evening. February
- After the dance supper will be served
in the banquet hall on the second floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

Henry Eames' course Of illustrated
lectures upon the orchestra, VIII be held
fridays at 4. instead OF Wednesdays
Commencing March ! in the Omaha
School Of Music
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

N informal hep vas given al FOTt
Crook Friday evening. The guests from
Omaha were Misses Mary Ringwait. Eu-
genie Whitmore. Eiolse jerks. Messrs.
Taylor Belcher. Mccullough. Bannister.
Nyiie Hafer Of Council Bluffs; Mr.. and
Ms C. G Rosevzter.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
Engagements

A telegram has been received In Omaha
announcing the engagement Of Miss
Lillian Hellman. daughter OF Mrs. Meyer
Hellman OF Baltimore TO Mr.. Harry
Hirschberg Of New York. The Hellmsns
we're formerly residents OF Omaha, Mr..
Hellmsn having been one OF the pioneer
merchants Of the town. and the family
was long prominent in society here.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
DR.. JENKINS TO LECTURE
ON "HUM0RIST IN HISTORY

on Tuesday evening at St. Mary's Ave
nue. Congregational church Dr. J. A. Jen.
kins. pastor. viii lecture on The Humor-
lst in History" an evening with the
jokesmiths OF the world. II Is under the
auspices Of the Domestic Science circle
Of the Ladies' association OF the church.
rhfs ts Aha nrouran.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

The largest affair given at the post
during the xssk was the buffet lznehssn
given Thursday BY ColoeeI and Mira.
William Butter for ali OF she officers and
ladies 81 tie post sad a few guests from
Omaha Ths rooms sere decorated with
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

Miss Bess Heaton entertained a large
party Of high school girls at her home,
s4ol Hawthorne avenue, Saturday after
noon, the occasion being the annual mid
winter social gathering of the Browning
society. one Of the largest girls social
organizations OF the school. Those
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
5 .MBtt,s e:
WfaSinsB ooR
- . . . IN

February >. Iss2-charles Edward
Black. halter and hustler. observes his
china wedding anniversary on his fifty
first year. Tho marriage took place al
Creston. la, and TiIly L. Rex was the
bride.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

women sew for Charity.
The Original Cooking club. accordlns
10 its time-honored custom, will sew
again this season during Lent for the
Visiting Nurses association. This club
started when It's members were debutantes
and has met each year for the pursuit
Of culinary art. In addition to its cooking
activities. II sews each year for charity.
The first meeting Of the club for cooking
will be held Thursday at the home of Mrs.
George PrinE and the sewing will start
soon after.
The charter members OF the club. who
sim live In Omaha, are Mrs. Prinz. for.
merry Miss Flora Webster; Mrs. W. g
Poppleton lHeien Smith. Mrs. Ward Bur
CESS Margarst Brown. Mrs. Herbert
Wheeler 0Hattie Cady) and Mrs. Charles
7. Kountze Cfay Burns). Those who
have Joined since the beginning Of the
club are Mrs. Luther L. Kountze, Mrs.
Joseph Barker. Mrs. Mosher colpetzer.
Mrs. J. 7. Stewart. ID. and Mrs. Samuel
Burns. jr.
The Wednesday Bridge club Of which
Mrs. Glenn Wharton. Mrs. Thomas Davis,
Mrs. Samuel Burns. IT,; Mrs. Willard
Ifosford. Mrs Louis Nash Mrs C. Y.
Smith. Mrs. 2. T. swobe and Mrs. Jerome
Magee are members. wiil meet Thurs
days during Lent to sew for the Clark
son hospitel. instead Of playing bridge.
The first meeting was with Mrs. Davis,
Thursday afternoon.
The Parish Aid Of Trinity Cathedral, Of
which Mrs. Isaac Coles is president. will
meet Wednesdays In Lent to sew for the
sale which they expect 10 hold at Easter
time.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

One OF the delightful Washington par
ties was given by Miss Margaret Richard
at her homo Thursday evening. Appro-
priate games were played. after which re-
Treatments were served ut two large
tables. An attractive scheme Of red.
white and blue decorations with tiny
hatchets and cherry twIgs were used.
Prizes were won by Miss Theresa Dun
can and Mr. Robert Mcintosh. Those
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
seelet, for nenael..ah. cAoIr

That society Will be well represented
2. "a Esadelssohn Choir concerts this
year. when they appear in conjunction
with the Theodore Thomas orchestra /.
evidenced by the fact that number Of
reservations have been made by partie.
OF six. eight and ten on the main moor,
while at the present time Of writing
boxes have been engaged by:
Mr. and Mrs. Ward NJ BURGESS.
NJ. and Mrs. Luther Drake.
Mr.. and Mrs job . NJ. Daugherty,
AR. and Mrs. 4. al. Fairfield.
M. and Mrs. George W. Hoidrege.
Nj. and Mrs.. George A. Joseiyn.
Nj. and Mr.. r. p. KirkendalI,
MI. and Mrs. Charles T. Kountze
MI. and Mrs. Luther L. Euntze.
Mrs J. N. Metcaife.
Nj. and Mrs. John A. Mcshsne.
Mrs. T. VI. Nash.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Nash
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Wesley Turner.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

Mr.. and Mrs. s. ]. Haynes announce
the engagement Of their daughter Minnie
to H. F. Mstschullst Of Chicago, formerly
Of this city. The wedding viii take place
On the spring.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
High School Parties

Mss verda oidficid entertained the
members Of the Moon Imps club satur-
day afternoon. Those present were:
Misses Misses
Marie Hampton, Helen Linn,
Dora. Sass, IiaEel Dchiltree,
Celia Brubaker, Stella Morrison,
Frances McComb. Gertrude Greunig,
Augusta Mengedoht GLADYS Tailmadge,
Madeline Metz, yerda Oldfield.
The Margaret Fuller society held a
Washington party at the home OF Miss
Lois Howell Saturday afternoon, when
about sixtyp members were present. The
rooms were draped with the national
colors and appropriate Washington nov
elites were used for table decorations.
The following program was siven'
Heading George Washington = The
Man. by Elsie Rogers; plano solo, BY
Katherine Davenport; paper, Events Of
washingtons Life" by Mlludrcd Sher-
..et rFhz~a nraaont
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
LOST AND FOUND.

REWARD ron LOST PAPERS of Henry r
Stewart whose name appears therein. Lost
within three years. Return TO Wilson Brown
ir MlIfA plAins. ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

USEFUL HOUSEMAN. - Protestant: wages
S35-SSO: Young. neat: assist at table; refer
ences. Buckley's Agency Il West 42d St.
phone TIS- Rryaut
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

NURSE lEuPlisa), two children. two and six
years for country. must have good references
t5 Mss FitzGerald's Agency 503 9th ave; en-
uarre % 421 s.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
SUPERFlOUS HAIR.
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JeWELRY.

..rIIT FRENCH JEWELER" Expert watch and
clock repairer. Full charge taken OF your clocks
an YEARLY contracts. Bible House, Room iois
calls AZ residences. Phone 2646-GrsInercy.
cTD JEWELRY remodelled 10 look like new.
R.palrlng a specially. W. Heckel. Jeweler. NJ
Nassau st
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
WORK WANTED.
Male

Male
AHHNES Reliable Employment Agency,
VNUE - = S26 Sixth Avenue. Phone 3Os9
-t Best japanese servants furnished 10
.t families. references lnVestisated.
u FTEEP Present employer wishes 70
p 'aluable married chauffeur; most reliable
= lrat,e. any car CAN Greeley 4S, In bust
IS. Audubon 5G9s mornings and even
. r7ECR.-Young man; good habits; Prot
NJ; licensed; city or country George w.
F ~ Mofsatt St, Brooklyn.
H lIsT. ENGINEER or MANAGER.-By
'sr man, experienced. can give best refer
. 4.ddress Mechanic 20 Kent ave, Brooklyn.
y derly, active, understanding garden
vegetables flowers and all kinds Of
p -e'7- noes. w. j.. Trihur Uptown Of
{. }% Jsdway.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

fOLORLD coo Useful, butler: excellent
cooh t.. Years IN last place. 60 anywhere;
70. Sis. -.tas Agency, s East 42d ST
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Female.

,7oYEt NESS SES-One highly educated French
ovt ness a. $50; other would care for children
fhls ears or uward S25 both excellent refer
'Hes. Criterion Agency, 34l Columbus ave. Tel.
f,l5 Schuyler.
ErENOGRAPHER desires position where in
tegrity and strict attention 20 business Will
|neet with advancement; neat, accurate; salary
% stalt. 50 Mise s. j. . East I'm 81
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

CHAMBERMAID or maid and seamstress' $50;
neat Young swedish girl. good references
Mathewson Agency. SIS 9th ave. Tel 37S
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
PATENTS, TRADE MARKS, &C.
AND TYPEWRir RS,
UPHOLSTERY AND oRAPERies.

VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau ST. Catalogue
free: all makes taken part payment. bargains
IN Underwoods. Remingtons Oiivsra SmithA
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

KATHRYN KAHILL the wonder worker o,
the world I'm health. physical culture. free
booklet. l6s West 4Gth St. cor. Broadway.
Tel 391t--Brvant
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

.
Female.
LACNDRESS-svedish, neat: excellent laun-
dress; first class in every respect; excellent
! references; $40. Ostcrberg's Agency, 7l6 Lex
ington ave; tel. 1888 Plaza
LAUNDRESs and CHAMBERMAID-N Very
neat young girl: good references; $25. WI.
sons Agency l41 East 57th St; tel 22-i
Plaza.
LAUNDRESS-Can do shirts collars and all
fine linens; excellent references. Miss Mar
garot Smiths Agency, 2J West 42d st; phone
3039 Bryant.
LAUNDRESS and chamberma!d; capable young
Finnish girl willing TO help chamberwork;
ave. Tel 4453 Plaza.
LAUNDRESS-First class family laundress;
careful end wiling very good pers2hai rel
ave. C76th ST } tel. s46s Schuyler.
NURSERY GOVERNEss.-Rehned young ex-
perienced German; good sewer; city or coun-
try; best references; wages $3oS3j. Cal! at
Lang & Boecherer Co. Agency. 43-4J-41 West
33d st.
NURSE-French; long references; infant or
grown; go any distance; has friend parlor-
maid and waitress; good seamstress. Miss
Morrows Agency 721 Lexington ave.
NTRSE-North German, for children over
three years; excellent references. Miss Mar
garet Smiths Agency 20 West 42d st; phone
3030 Bryant.
NURSE-English, for infant; thoroughly com
pCtent; hospital training; uneNceptonaDle
references; $50. Protective Registry 'Agencyl
23s West Tooth St, at Broadway; tel 92iS
Riverside.
! NURSE North German gill. experienced; takes
children over two: good sewer; city coun-
| Try; best references; wages S25. cali Lang &
Boecherer 60. Agency. 43 i5-i7 West 33d st
I NtRSI.- German Protestant, experienced from
/ birth; $50. 20 anywhere Miss shea's Agency
/ 8 East 42d 81.
| PARLORMAlD or CBAMBERMAID -- Tall.
neat. very competent Swedish girl; speaks
/ English; very best references. Ostcrbcrg u
! Agency, ZIG Lexington ave; tel lo55 Plaza.
/ PROTESTANT LAT'NDRESS- chamber
! work; exceptionally neat. personal city ref
crcuces, city or country. Mrs. Golfers Agency,
/ 457 4th ave, near 3lst ST
/ SBWING and MENDING; assist with housekeep
ing; woman OF refinement. Address q. D., l64
| East 53d 81.
| TWO SWEDISH GIRLS.--Cook at SOS. chamber
maid at S22; together; can take full charge;
/ excellent references city or country. Carlson
/ Agency 2i94 Brosdway. Tel, 1921 Riverside.
, ESS-First class references, makes all
! salads; understands serving wines; city or
! country Miss Margaret Smiths Agency, %
/ West 42d st; phone S039 Bryant.
| WAITRESS and PAELORMAID. First class
/ Irish girl: takes buffers place: best refer
enccs; city or country; wages $50 $50 Call at
! lang e. BoecheTer Co. Agency. 43-45-47 West
| 33d ST.
| WAITRESS -PARLORMAID-Nest tall Swed-
| ish girl excellent waitress: understands her
work thoroughly, very best references Oster-
bergs Agency, 71d Lexington ave; tel. 1883
| Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

ACNDRESS-Swedish, neat: excellent laun-
dress; first class in every respect; excellent
references; $40. Ostcrbergs Agency Il6 Lex
inPtnn aye. tel 1nhh Plaza
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

4, ESS-F'irst class references, makes all
! salads; understands serving wines, city or
! country Miss Margaret Smiths Agency, %
] MeHt 42d st. 'nhnne 1000 Hryant.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

81, 900 INVESTED with services IN q menu-
featuring business will pay. including diyt.
dends, from $4,000 TO $4,000 year. For paS-
ticulars apply
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

SVCPLE.-Cook. butler: DO entire work private
family: have friend chsmbermaid- waitress; in
~ OF out; highly recommended Miss Morrow's
Ckehcy. 12l Lexington ave. cor. 5sfh ST
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

USEFUL NAN-Wiling and oblging can make
himself generally useful about house or small
place in country; $25 Wilson's Agency, l4l
East 57th ST. TEL 2224 Plaza. -
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

~ OFT Man useful houseman, experienced, !,
( We ....y and general homework. $50. J.
2ai ~, ,1.-.. Agency. 63 East 18Th ST. Tel,
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

COOK.-Capable German woman, with girl
seven years good cook, manager; VIII take
entire charge house or DO housework good
Irferences NJ T.. Miss FitZGera!d's Bureau
JO3 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

USEFUL MAN-German S25: can care for
horse. COW chickens. lawns; good references
otto. Mathewson Agency, SIS 9Th ave. Tel. 37S
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

tOJ JPLE-Msn useful about small farm or gar
Gen; understands vegetables flowers, horses;
we excellent cook ana laundress. Cooper 3
agency 657 9Th ave gSth ST
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

NURSE for Staten Island Irish preferred, for
child a year old. must assist care OF other
cAr1 So. Miss FitzCerald's Agency, SOB 9th
ave art-.rra On 40
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

TaPN $50 weekly taking orders for cut rate
-yors-las Outat free. Standard Mercantile
Company Hippodrome Building, Cleveland, Ohio.
TIRT GOOD PAY copying addresses; par
ticusrs SIX stamps. Hinchey, 90. Middle
mort " Y
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

COOK-German Protestant; go anywhere
wages $40: certified references. Miss Buck
ley's Agency, II West 42d st. Phone, 1iS'
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HELP WANTED.
Male

Make big money with our line: Per
Rssaar in income a ,STs,oSS we 6Sp
,ou build F FIv Meg. Co. Ci3rkson ave, below
The st Philadelphia, IA, ----
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

USEFUL. YOUNG MAN understands horses
driving cows: willing at anything; ooIgnE
hard worker: best references. Address Caldwell
7rILnna I.nfoNn Office. 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

maid at S22: Their: can take full charge;
/ excellent references; city or country. Carlson 5
Agency 2494 broadway. TeI., 9621 INyersIde.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
McDONAID-WIGG COMPANY,
oBY r2roa way New YOrk AL

business handling exclusively
sweet butter ts for sals on account OF death
of proprietor, widow unable to give attentioni
investigate.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
Observation-Disclosures COMPANY. tAAe,
McDoNALD-wiGGINs COMPANY.

OFFER limited amount OF stock for sale IN a
company marketing floor machine which
Nils long felt want The machine can be
used for scrubbIng. removing old nnish, sand
ing. rubbing In fler and various other pur-
poses; used for hotels clubs. Office buildings.
etc. The company Is doing more business than
present available capital will allow. hence this
oner. Investigate.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

COUPLE,--S50: coachman and ussful man.
Whe housekeeper; good plain cook; neat, de-
sraoIe couple; personal references William.
Bryant. " Nv AN 90
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

COTORED GIRL for general housework; good
nIain cook and laundress; small private fam
,v or apartment; good references; go. Pear
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Female.

At Miss Hofmayer's Agency, $50 9th ave. ninth
foCr-Matron. cooks S25-$60. mattresses, SO
so. caamb,rMa.4s, S2'-S2s, htchenmaids. nurses.
CVANBERM MAID-WAITRESS City; three in
far1lly: must have good references; S25. Miss
Fi,zGtralds Agency 5O3 9th ave. entrance in
sg5
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

WAITRESS PARLORMAID-Nest. tall Swed
ish girl; excellent waitress understands her
work thoroughly, very best references. Oster-
berg's Agency, 7l6 Lexington ave; tel. 1865
I
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
ESSMAKING.
PHYSICAL CULTURE,

pREssMA R.-Competent; makes and re-
models; chiIdren's specially juliet. l2d
East 18th st. Tel 40s Stuyvesant
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

| COOK.-French $50: understands pastries
SOUPS etc: excellent manager; hrst CLASS
! references Mathewsons Agency Sls 9Th ave.
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