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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-20
DO DEMONSTRATION
WORK FROM V.P.I.
BILL PROVIDING FOR ATS TRANS
FERENCE WILL he INTRO
DUCED.
HAVE. T ak FEST
AGRICULTURAL WORKERS or THE
STATE MEET IN GOVERNORS
OFFICE TO TALK THINGS
HAVE TALK FEST

A bill providing that the entire
| demonstration work OF the State agri-
cultural department shall be trans
ferred to the agricultural college at
the Virginia Polytechnic institute was
unanimously agreed upon at the
meeting OF the State board of agri-
culture neld in the governors office
yesterday afternoon.
This bill fig to be introduced at the
coming session of the general assem-
bly,, and that body will be asked to
enact 1t for the good of the agricul-
( tural work throughout the State A
provision for an increase in the APP
preparation made for the mafnte-
nance of the work will be written in
the bill before It's presentation to
/ the legislature.
The meeting was one Of the most
amicablc sessions in the history OF
the agricultural department.. accord
ing TO the statements Of several Of
those who attended the meeting and
the greater part Of the lengthy ses-
sion was spent In reuniting the dis
sected board and planning a peaceable
term Of great accomplishment under
the administration of Governor elect
Stuart.
Talk Co-opcra ton.
Governor Mann was instrumental
! In gathering the members OF the
| State board Of agriculture toget her
for the conference, and planned ii so
| that the governor ELECT might be able
to attend. The governor made a
short speech, as did most of the other
members Of the board, emphasizing
the Importance of harmony among the
members of tho various departments
If the greatest efficiency was to be
obtained and advised a closer organ
izaticn than had existed during his
| administration.
He was followed in order by the
| others; and the governor also
expressed himself az to a few of his
plans for the future OF the depart
ment. Governor elect Stuart said
that he hoped for cooperation from
the various members of the board,
and desired to have the important
department do the best possible work.
The general work of the depart
nent was taken UP by various men,
hers of the board and discussed for
the benefit and enlightenment OF the
incoming governor. But few detailed
matters were considered, the general
trend of the meeting being for pro-
gress and cooperation among the va
rious departments
To Do Greater Work.
II was advised by several of the
members that the greatest possible
| amount of demonstration work be
done this year, and the Importance
| of such labor was stressed
| Present were: Governor Mann, Su-
! perintendent OF Public instruction
/ Stearnes. T. o. Sandy, Of the State
| demonstration department. and Brad
| ford Knapp, of the United States
| demonstration department. Besides
these there were present at the spe-
| cial request: Goyernor-elect Stuart, D
! c. Eggleston, ". w. Mock, j. j. Mil
| Ter. and Berltley D Adams, Of the
State board of agriculture. and +. e,
| Johnson, Of the Norfolk experimental
station.
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hesn Improved. and claimed that al
~ these Improvements had hesn
fpuxht for by h!s wing Of tho com
snittee. composed Of the Republicans
and himself Pie admitted that the
htf1 WAS not as complete In these de-
tails ~ they should he.
Senator pr4stow denounced the bill
~ bo}r~ utterly had and verse thar
the axiatnx ayStem.
Senator Smoot was even mere BIT
ter 10 his denunciaiien.
The sanate took W the ca.beldera
tson Of the aill shortly sftes II met az
10 O'clock K day. II loci & at the
time The senate met az Z the hill
could he passed within IN hour Or
fwo. But tt,s prospect vas dtspelled
later when amen sment attor amend
ncrs was offered ana rejected.
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COMMANDER BOOTH
WILL SPEAK HERE.

Commander ENangeiine Booth,
daughter OF General William Goc IN,
nf tha American salvation army. has
accepted an invitation to speak Is
Richmond 7ebruar 18th.
Commander Booth is In charge or
more than 1900 officers ard 80, Geo
soldiers 81 Tire Salvation Afmy- Her
father. william Booth. founded the
Salvation Army in 1855 ami extended
iris work throughout the United
States
Commando Booth is an excellent
talker ard Will drpw a iatz audience
when sne speaks In this city,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-20
DEATHS

Friday. December 10.
1913. at r. NJ, at the residence OF
her parents. 3ol2 East Broad street.
ELEANOR c.. only child of Luther
n. and Lucy Oils Pittman, aged one
year nine months and thirteen DAYS
The funeral will take place at the
grave in lakewood cemetery at / 7.
NJ TODAY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-20
Burglary Charge Made.

Francis Fleming. colored. now
serving a sentence In Jail, was served
last night by Policemen Smallwood
and Krus with a warrant charging
him with burglary of the home of
S. NJ. Taylor. at 321e Hanover avenue,
and the theft Of $50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-20
Charge Larceny of Note,

s. j. Green. salesman. was ar
rested last night by Detectives Wiley
and Keilam, and taken TO the Second
station on charge oflembezzling a ne
endorsed by Lee Todd and Thomas
II. Stage & Co. and owned by Todd.
He was admitted to ball by Judge
Richardson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-20

Failure to have quorum the
Meeting of the South Richmond
Democratic club was not held last
night. Matters Of in1De rtance were to
have been discussed and special
rneetjng will be called shortly by
President Garter C.. Jones'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-20
TOO LATE ron CLASSIFICATION.

"Diamond" Tire, New,
complete with case, inner tube and
rim. size 3ex4 inches. Lost from city
ambulance between City home and
Southern Railway yards. Southside.
Finder please call Madison 1917.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-20

pocket while ON the train that his
poekethook had been DEITY extracted
from poke, ana that 1t anu it's CON
tents. s65, were missing
The police believe the three men
who worked Mr.. C1wherd 1ere left for
Petersburg or an afternoon train and
continued their operations successfully
in that city.
Another Case.
Another case Of picked pockets re-
ported at headquarters last night was
by leslie T.. Miller. printer, who,
while going home from work on q
weathound Main street car. was re-
lieved of s27. The money was in
two $40 oils and seven 81 bills
MIR. Miller told tho police he re
mcmbered being jostled while he was
hanging ON strap in the crowded car
by a couple Of other straphangcrS.
When he discovered his loss the
parties who had iostled him had some
time before alighted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-20
The Weather

For yirginia-Fair and warmer sat.
uraay sunday increasing cloudiness,
probably followed by rain, light yarla-
BILE winds.
For North Carolina--Floudy Sstur-
day sanday unsettled. probably local
rains moderate east winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-14

-IROET II 7 81 10 NN Inv %,
Ladies' TallOrs and Drcssmakers. Skirts made
tc order. 81 up Suits made to order So UP
$50 Westchcstcr ave. cor. Prospect ave. sub
station RronN Phone Melrosc J1JG. We also
kc skirts and suits from Cur own material
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= e1I,,,GARrry LADIES. TAILOR

IT. z MEAKITtN INDIEN- INII4DN,
40S WEST 51TH ST,
VIII make Z perfect fitting suit 20 order OF
Your own material from 50 up. skirt, 81 up.
-. .r II ri IL LLn
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY or DIV
York Charles y. HID. as admT, ne bonls
non OF Matilda &. Hill, decd, PlalnuI, against
James g. Tyler and others. Dcftndant' IN
nursuance of "A Judgment % foreclosure ana
sale duly made and entered Ia the above
entitled action ana bearing date the l'th gay
Of March 1913 l. the Undersigned the htl
cree i'm said Judgment named VIII sell at pup
lie auction at the Exchange salefrooIn, Nos.
II 10 Vosev street In the Borough OF Manhat-
tan Citv Of New York. on the l"th day OF
April 1913 at II clock noon on that aaN' -
Tacob ii Mayers. AuctiOnecr, the premises Oh D.
rccted by said Judgment 90 BE- Solo, anu lnti e.y y,
doscrlbed as follows. All that certain ph,cel OF
lard situate living and being IN the Boroish or
stavbattau city Of New York. bounded ana
described as follows: Beginning ~ paht on
fbe nOrtberly side OF TWO hundIod Hto'hth
street. distant 80 feet caftery from tHe cog
nor formed by the intersection OF me oas''riy
eido Of Tenth Avenue ana the sald hpi'H'.l'
side of Two hundred fifteenth street. ana run
In, thence northerly parallel with TENTH ave.
nc % feet IL inches 70 the centre Inc OF
a. Itoct. thence casterly along said cenTe
IT, ~ the block and parallel with TWO nun
~ 6rteeuth street, - feet. thence southeriy
etain narallel with Tenth Avenue W feet II
e,',,es "a the said northerly side OF TWO nun 70
~ eaid northerly side Of TWO hundred III ..
.ne,th street. 10 feet 10 the point or pace OF
beginning ~, Ntor,, % 1914
b"'''' U'IIVS H. ROSANSkY, Referee.
rIr-NT HILL. & BETS. ATTORNEYS iM ialiI-
- 100 Broadway, Borough or Mahha''ah'
Ncw York City. . -
T,bs following is a diagram OF tho property to
he sold.
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o1SE ST

.,,,,ste amount OF the lien or
ne Api" ooa,isTv which the above described
, onadsT, 20 be sold, is Eleven thousand one
hundred my ,tcreon from the 9th day OF
win htsttcs' ,Dcetber with costs and allow
March loI9i 70 Two hundred forty-four and
a5 9sS S2a with TiA the interest s5Ssa.d. o OF
March H. -" arnroxinate amount OF taxes.
The SAFE. ~ "a water rates, or other liens.
%56 are to be allowed to S as y iRe R
OF the puIcH"9r hundred iifty-seven and 800
cree. IS Eig s1r en-, I and interest.
do parsd New York MsSh 20 1918 Referee.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CLOIHlNG.-A Army Bniid-
ing Whitehall street, New York CITY. \. y,
April H. 1913 Sealed proposals. IN trlpllcaIe
v.iu he received here until ! o'clock =. m,
Nav u 1913 and then opened Tor furnishing
and delivering al either the New YORK, Boston
PHILADELPHIA Chicago or -. LOUIS depos OF
tb. Ouarterinaster Corps. 2GO prs Boots. rub
her half hip: T. 800 Cords breast, l3OoJV
cords nat: 100000 prs. Drawers. summer.
loan. go 900 prs Drawers, winter, ll,OOo pIs.
GauntIcts winter. 100000 prs. Gloves, white
cotton. IL 900 prs Gloves, yellow horsehlde'
10 600 mrs Iaces lcRgin. 32OOO prs. laces'
ehoe. y25 900 PRS I.eggins: 1880 prs. over
shoes. arctic; 1900 prs. Shoes. gymnasium
saD 900 urs Stockings, cotton; io,VOo prs.
etocl,inrs. wool heavy; 1OO0OCO prs. stock
ings wool light. G.sOO prs. Suspenders' -V;Voo
Sweaters. 10000 Undershlrts, cotton. collar
cite. 200 600 Undcrshirts. winter collarette:
Information upon applica'ioh W. "i'Ni
ZALINsKI. Depot Q. NJ.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will. BE RECEIVED
m the office Of the Commissioner or lmIni
orotion Ellis Island. y. !. II, untll IL
o'cIock NJ Aprl 30. 1918. for furnishing an
nual supplies Of anthracite ana o'tuHlnous
coal Kerosene. etc. binding, blue printing.
clock winding and ash remoNh le NM 1VV ~,
service For particulars apply Nv i. = NJ
Ellis Island \. y. IL -,,,-,,,,-
GOVERNORS ISLAND. y. \; ~, MAI To-
l9l3-Scaled proposals In tiipii,ale, 10. Iun
nishlng Fuel. Gasoline, hlheIei vi, 80 ,iS.,
and Straw three months ana ye@i y suppl ,
reouircd in Eastern Department, curing year
commenclne July l. 1918. viii be received here
mill 10 n m April -. 1918. Information
furnished on application 10 N"'''
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DRESS Observation-Disclosures.

GOSSARD
Front Laced COrscts. Olmstead Back Laced
Corsets. httcd by experienced corsetieres.
50 30 up torsets TO order, SO up: Bicu JOlie
Grccian Ireco Corsets. 50 30 end up
OLMSTEAD CORSET co. "A West 22d St..
New York. Phone Gramercy J22i.
REN TAILORED RAINCOAT CO., Inc. 100
West 18Th st-We specialize in making 4
uIe from our most complete showing of newest
styles ana materials IN English gabadines.
Cravenettes. tWecds. WOrsteds. cassmeres.
canton $ silks. moderate prices
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cARpET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern; :, p,.,s
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD ,' Gat,i r. D.
Prices Keasonabie' S ,a4 ieo West 45th st
CIPFFI,I, CARPET CLEANING CO
Cleans by compressed air; steam; h hsis OF
on floor 1855 broadway, AZ isas' 7o'" o.
COE q BRANDT. Tel. loo
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
suRRoGATE'S NOTICES.


WOoDFOftD. STEWART LIN PIHSU-
ancc OF On order Of Hon. Robert ludlow
Fowler "a Surrogate Of the County OF New
l.tino claims against Stewart T.. WoOdford.
late of the County or Ac" foih' hte'dh'y
90 present thc came. WIN vouchers nl.lt'i'
d, fhe subscribers go thcir plac" of trans
acting business. Iimc. Ill ono "ii,,i -"
Woodford. Bovcr g. Butcher. so M@lIa'i !,
Ayeure. Borough of Manhattan. CITY OF
New YORK.. ou or before iAe lst Gay OF We
Dated. Sew Yors. ue ia day u March.
fqfr ISABELLA WOoDFOHD.
SUSAN q. WODDfORD.
Executives.
wooDroHD. BOvEE & BUTCHER.
Aftoiucys lor Exccutrices.
Madison Avenue.
Manhattan. New York City
NoIsTEE. EDWARD W.-in pursuance Of ai'
order of Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler a
Surrogate of the County ~ New Nofh' lo'l,e
a \, ig.t'' E5ward W. holster late OF The
COUNTY % Scw York. deceased. 20 present me
same with vouchers thereof 10 me subh'I 5
af their place 81 tranEacting business - Inc
Office az Hounds. Hatch. Dillingham; Deue-
voise. SO a.. cedar street. in tie borough oi
Manhattan. city or Ne" Or" o" o' "'''''
dated. Ncw York the 3ist day ~ March.
foi4 ROGER ". MOlsrER.
CLARA II. MOlSTER.
ROUNDS. HATCH DILIINGHAM d DEBE
VDiSE. Attorneys Tor Executors, ~ CEDAR
street. Borough OF MtAudtlaH, Ne" i"iN
Clty.
EOVEE. CHRISTIAN Nm pursuance Of an
order Of Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler q
Surrogate az The County OF New York, Notice
is hereby given to an persons having GAINS
aealngt Christian y. Boyce. late Of the county
OF New York deceased. 90 present TIC same,
,yff, vouchers thereof. 90 the subscribers. az
their place Of transacting business. namely; al
the Office OF Woodford. BoVee a butcher'
Number Madison Avenue. Borough 81 Man
haitian CITY Of New York, on or before inc
fref dav - November. 1913, next
Dated Ncw York. the SIN dav on ApiI, l'i''
HALEY FISkE.
RICHARD VI. pOfHAM,
Executors.
WOODFORD. BOVEE & BUTCHER. Attor-
news for Executors. ! Madison Avenue, Man
haitian. New York city.
~ PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler Surrogate OF the
Count, OF New York. notice is hereby given 20
an rersons having claims against William H.
Sorsby, late Of the County OF New York. de-
ceased. TO present the same with vouchers
thereof 20 the subscriber, at his place OF trans
acting business. at the Office OF Walbridge H.
ran No co wall street. IN the city Of New
YORK ON or before tn 24th day OF July next.
Dated New York. the 18th day Of January,
1913 WILLIAM J.. cAhEbi.
WALBRlDGE s. TAFT. Executor
Attorney for Executor, GO wall ST. Ne"
York city.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at the Uptown
ONCE No. 1864 broadway, between 36th and
3Ith sts.. until o'clock p. m Advertise
ments received at the following branch offices
at regular rates until O'Clock p. m, viz.
28i sth ave, g. 9. cor 23d St; 15s 9th ave.
cor 18th St I04 East 14th st: 257 West 42d
ST. between 7th and Sth ayes; 263 West
10Th ST.: 1888 30 ave: 170s LIST ave. near
s9th St, I57 East l25th st.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANKBOOKs.

LOST. handbook No. 493. g2, Of Dry Dock
savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book is called upon TO pre-
Scht the same TO the bank within thirty days
OF the Said book will be declared cancelled and
thereof.
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PERSONAL.

,.,,,, :. c,f,I TWINS for adoption; one week
LITTLE Gil iihI and bright. Legal adoption de- q,
.lt olS' n Sea'"esh Christian home Address NJ BE-
Enr "a Tribune Oihce.
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rYPeWRITiNo AND TYPEWRIIERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau 81, ch sr,ns
free. all makes taken -rt pa p,'yar. SINH.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A BARGAIN.-FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT
fully equipped. at a very popular Summer
Resort doing n good business the year round.
Reason for selling. poor health. Price, Sl,2OO
HORNS RESTAURANT. Belmar. n. J.
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Female.

ENGLISH COVERNESS. Refined young
speabng French. nucntly: highly recon-
rended. $50. Miss shoas Agency East
go So.
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WORK WANTED.
Male

|ioI' LTRY.AN $50. German: well cXuellen-ed
and caullIc. incubatogs etc.. first class per-
sonai references otto. Mathcwson's Agency,
SIS cth ave- TEL 31S BRYANT
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INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors, GOV
ernes,es. etc, to Colleges. Schools and Fam
lilies Apply TO Mrs n. J. YOUNG-FULTON
% Union SQUARE
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

Female.
" AITRESS- Neat. tan Swe
dish girl excellent waitress unsurpassed
references, friend excellent chambermaid: to-
getber or separate Osterberg = Agencv ZIG
Lexington ave. Tel. 1868 Plaza.
WAITRESS Makes all salads: understands
serving wines. can carve. first class refer
enccs. MISS Margaret smiths Agency. -
WAITRESS and PARLORMAID- Competent
Young girl; best references. city or country .
wages $50. Call at Lang x Boecherer 90.
Agency. 43-iJ-l1 West 33d 81
WAITRESS. First class, good appearing, $50
cxceleu' references. Miss Sheas Agency. $
East l1l 81.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

BUTLER and USEFUL MAN tcolored).-W
ten years reference from employee; NeIy
wiling ooiising; city or country; eo9d home
preferfei 10 high wages H.. Miss tltzGer-
siFs Bureau. 5O3 9th ave. entrance 42d 81
BUTLER. valet: Thoroughly understands his
duties. excellent references; 20 ant Whefe.
Miss Margaret Smiths Agency - West 4%d ST.
Phone $3.50 BRYANT
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DRESsNAKEE filter. Stylish dresses
designed: French copied; out. Phone llar-
lon, tl5G Apartment 30
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i ALlftl.N > MIg.lslN LIZ
yVo studv our customers young and Old
| Right prices COZ West nth ST., cor. BroaG
/ way upstairs
DRTSsNfAKER. - Good litter. Stylish dresses
designed: French copied. out Phone laF-
| lem 1896. Apartment @3
4 DEESsAfAKTE OoloredD would like few
customers ar home. good litter ana designer
prices reasonable. Mr.. Thomas ~ West
l3ist 50
BRINDEII a POTTS. NInors. Designers -
THE smarttst Fifth ave. styles a. uptown
prices ma West lU4h -. Telephone River
side-3060.
H.. BADEE. ladies' tailor and dfessmaKef
$50 West iith ST., near Broaaw'y' suns
80 up. guaranteed "oihinahsh!p ana ~
Phone ZOOS BRYANT
DRESSAiAKER. MILLINER.-Model for
sale. also hat: very Trasonablt, ditsse.
~ostumes. a. WARD. 900 west 18TH -
NurTKE. Importing Tailor. formerly with
Brooks Bros. AS 9Th ave. Wpstairs) custom
work exclusively. within your prices. We have
what you want.
EMPIRE DOLLAR SKIRT Co. II. Schneider.
leader iu style skirts 81. suits. s.. surg
mv material. Slf. satin lined. lCjS Madl-
II HORDES.
LADIES' TAILOR. 3l5 LenoN ate.- ,..i,s.,
class work al moderate prices. Exclusive
styles f3r each customer.
SAMUEL COHEN. ladies' tailor. ntst class
workmanship. Try mv Sl% special Sat.-
. aCklNu guaranteed - 10 AAih"4N tNNt't't'. ~
East 1l0th st.. near oh ave
DRESSMNKING. ETC-MARY J.. WALSH
Gowns made 90 short notice trousscauT.
fancy tailoring. moderate prices. 81 Nesi
4Cth &c. Phone. 1872 BRYANT
NINE. ZINGALEs. -Fa shionable dressmaker.
l. gowns a efcclalty. rcmOdeillns. fine inter
and designer. models shown. be- convinced. 5Os
West i1tih q. Tel $500 MoTn.ngside.
II CAN COMPARE uv classy SO suits 90 any
So suit made, personal attention. j.
GILBERT $50 9th ave. near 4'th %.
NINE. BENNETT Millinery importer Tor
merlv Fifth ave. &01 West 9Gth 81. Ladies
trimmed hats "a specially. 50 10 $40
s GLTCK.-Iadlcs tailor. fancy suits. riding
habits. perfect ht guaranteed, prices stficty
reasonable. Gil Columbus ave, near ssth 81
FIRST CLASS LADIES TAILOR. Tel 1881
&c West l39h So. D Brown.
A PELLEGRINEIII iady's Nllor: .separn,e
skirts a speciality: suits TO order. $50 up.
1Ss Gth ave. corner 1911 st. y. I.
J. LAWRENCE.
Tel 1921 Mad So IL w. ISL 81
Fashionable Dressmaker
STERN * WEiTZ high class tailors. II you
20 an over the city YOU can bcht our ~
suii. and It's guaranteed. 1870 Madison ave.
! MISS T. RIA BER-Tp-to date. fashionable.
gowns ready made and {" order: satisiacuoh
guaranteed: reasonable prices. 30 W. lIoth 81.
DREssMAKER -Competent: makes and re-
models. children's speciality. JuleI i-'
East 18th 81. Tel. 40S StuyvcsaEt
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I InI-elfAKTE 1--I0roM W0Ill Ike q Tow
customers ar home. good litter and designer:
prices reasonable Mrs Thomas. ~ West
hist 81
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wOopFoRD. BovEE e BUTCHER. Attor-
news for Executors. Madison Avenue, Man
..tt.v Eetv York CITY
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HRONN SIOO SHIRT COMPANY.
Suits 20 order from your own material
So 90 M skirts St.0O up. Good ut and
Workmanship. 2S29 Sd ave. 1f9th 81. sub
way station.
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MILLINERY 1888 Broadway. bet s4th and
S5th sts Designer. accustomed TO Fifth ave
trade. desires private customers. Astonlshlns
results in remodelling. Try ana be convinced.
Ant .
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Female.

CIIAMBERMAID. assist waitress. Young Iri
SlIl' " years excellent reference. D.. Nj
noimayers Agency. $50 322 9th ave. Tel A.
Madison So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-14

HADEE. IIlIos' amor ana dfcssmaKef,
40 West fith ST.. near Broadway. suits
81 up guaranteed workmanship and a.
Phone ZOOS Bryant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-14

BBI SSAfAKER MIILINFR-Modcl for
sale. also hat: very reasonable. dresses
made from s. up. evening gowns. street
.n.lumn. 4. VIVID. 700 WDst IlHin -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-14

pRINDEIL a POTTS, Nillnors. Designers -
The emart,st Fifth ave styles az uptown
prices ma West lU4th -. Telephone River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-14

| CHAMBERMAlD.-Firsl class neat Swedish
girl; excellent ohambermaid: willing assist
with other work; long and exceptional refer
Snces. Osterherg Agency, ZIG Lexington ave.
Tel. Plaza 1853
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-14

lvlNG German gardener. married wants Coz y.
'sgs; good oil around man. unaei s'a LIZ
greenhouse; wife laundrcss or board men Ni''
"1sas Agency, 8 East 12d -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-14

Millinery gowns: distinctive styles. Ladies'
own material used: remodellng 800 West
5sth st.. phone Columbus ai3s
M BERNSTEIN. LADIES TAILOK-Latest
snring suits made To order. 50. guaranteed
Do and Workmanship 2gpl Broadway. between
11n.h md Inn as. 'Ihnnc SID MornIngslle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-14

PHONE s49l Bryant j. Barandon. - West
4jth st. Exceptional offering. ladies' tailored
suits 60 order. newest fabrics. So instead OF
SEQ. French linen suits. latest designs, 81
and $50; Workmanship and III guaranteed.