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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-02

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF New York-Anna y. Atterbury and
Thomas Robins, Plaintiffs against Hilah
Anna Davis, William Powell Robins. Wini-
fred Howard Robins. Josephine Bond Boyer.
Beatrice Allston Isclin. Washington Allston
flsgg. Thomas Robins. jr.. Samuel Davis
Thomas Robins, as Trustee 10 execute all
trusts that are uneXecuted under a certain
deed OF trust dated February 20. 1861. made
by Emma :. Davis and Hllah Anna Davis 20
James Punnett. now deceased. and the Peo-
pie OF the State OF New York. Defe hdants
In pursuance OF an interlocutory Judgment
~ partition and sale. duly made and entered
ia the above entitled action, bearing date
Apfi 20. 1913. and entered and nled In the
ONCE OF the Clerk OF the County OF New
YORK on April 20 1918, l. the undersigned.
tho Referee In the said Judgment named,
will sell az public auction. at the New York
Real Estate Exchange Sales Rooms. Number
II Nesey street, Ia the Borough Of Manhat-
tan. city. County and state OF New York. on
May 81 1918. at II o'clock noon on that day.
by Joseph r. Day. Auctioneer the premises
and therein described as follows:
All those certain two lots, pieces. or par
cells OF land. situate. lying and being on tho
southerly side OF Twenty-nfth Street, be-
tween Madison and Fourth Avenues in the
city OF New York. and bounded and con-
talning together as follows:
Beginning at point In the southery
line OF Twenty -nfth Street. distant two hun
dred feet westwardy from the Southwestern
w corner OF Fourth Avenue and Twenty hfth
Street. and running from said point west
wardly along Twenty-hfth Street nifty feet :
thence southwardly, a limo parallel with
Fourth avenue. ninety-eight feet and nine
inches. 10 the centre-line OF the block
thence eastwardly along said centre-line. Nifty
feet and thence northwardly. on line par
allei with Fourth Avenue, nincty-eight feet
and nine inches 10 the said southerly line
OF Twenty NTH Street. at the point OF be-
ginning.
Dated. New York April 90. 1913.
SAMUEL. STRASBOCRGER Referee.
LUDLOW & TOWNSEND. ATTORNEYS for
Plaintiffs Office and F. o. Address. No
- Cedar Street. Borough OF Manhattan
New York city.
The following Is a diagram OF the prop
erty 10 be sold, and It's street numbers are
a. and 46 East 25th Street:
orrtr crDr
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The Bronx.
LIS PENDENS.

MAJ J.
GPLENE ST I5s and 100. John stewart
ff al AIT Henry Corn 81 a. foreclosure OF
mtg, attorneys. Beekmsn Menken & Girls
com
GOTH ST. s. 225 n W OF Central Park
west 2J11OO5. Hermann II Cammann 81 al
sst Annie 3 Mackay et al foreclosure o,
mte). attorney. II l. Morris
MAIN ST. e. s. lot .. map or portion OF
Arnow estate. Bronx. Msthilde Weinoerg
mtg; attorney G. Meyer.
l32D ST +. $50 n . % 9th ave, .oX
s3ll. Harry lsaacsOn agt Louis segeloohm
70 al famended foreclosure Of mtg, attoT-
lot 208. nap OF Mspes estate. Bronx
annie L McClintock AIT William Geyer ct al
foreclosure Of mtg. attorneys Clocke'
224TTH 's sr s. io5 It o. White Plains
Road. 20N1li. Walter l. crow agt David NJ
Neyerson e. al foreclosure Of mtg)' attof-
e24TH 81. N +. 145 n " OF White Plains
hosd, 2oXi14, GOttfried + Laufenburger et
d. AIT David NJ Mcyorson ct a foreclosure
V miel. attorney : Williamson.
BOSTON RID. 1874. Henry McC Charming Az
l~lis p Braun 90 al (smended foreclosure or
W.sli attorneys Cary * Carroll.
9TH AVE, 54s. Harris, Siivers. Baker co
90 Anna a Murtlsnd 81 Al action 70 Ioie-
ose mechanics lien; attorney, W u Kin
saEEIFF ST v 5: $50 It Of RiyiDgton
nailsch 81 al (6nended foreclosure OF MTG;
attorney. G Winthrop
10TH ST. n 5. between Webster and Park
~'es. iQt 80. sadie Is Clocke sgt Henry Young
a foreclosure Of transfer OF tax lien) at
vneyS ClOcke, Koch & Reid.
uS%fIH ST s. lot JOG. map OF Village Of
"akeheld. The Bronx Edward MslOney
-. John n Harley et al foreclosure OF mtg)i
@'ssyihey, y " Msloney.
rsIH AVE, 2is0 Edgerton BARK Co ast
.so.nas = Coffey Ct al foreclosure OF mtg /;
slorney. J J Wall
Nth ST. 90 and 6s West; two actions.
rsortnce N Haskin sst George p Hayes ct al
-V'eoIosure Of two mtgsl. attorney. Knox.
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REAL ESTATE
Continued from fourteenth page.

Wo-ss AZ Seventh Avenue and Fourteenth
Street Corporation. owner. Joseph Gellenter.
contractor. Sc,Sl -.
FREMONT TERRACE. 20: a Iaconics Co.
lnc sgt Eliza Cooper. owner, Chas r Baxter,
contractor. S21J
MAHON AVE s. los y n Of Middletown
road 9jxlOO. Christian Vorndrans' Sons AIT
Eliza Cooper. owner; Chas X Baxter, contrac-
tor Sl5J 40
9th ST. ofl TO Pas West; Lewinson & Co
at Boumonyine Realty 90. owner, + j Ash
fed & sons. contractors. 1869 -.
WHITLOCK AVE. So 20 SO. Ludwig Lar
saa at LockVhit co. owner and contractor
500
18TH ST. DO Easti Rocco l. Grazieno aet
Italian Savings Bank. owner; Rocco " Maras-
lo. contractor. $3.50
slST ST. 81 West. Alexander c Patterson
az IDA NJ c0uklug. owner and conrac Tor
Ss-se
9Th ST. 1873 20 135 West. John X Turton
at \ Y & Chicago Realty & Construction Co,
contractor and owner. 50 600.
9TH ST ~ 20 if7 West. Henry Hekmaier
o. a. az William Crawford. owner, G II Lang
and LanE contracting Co. contractors, Sl14 70.
AMSTERDAM AVE, " cor s6th 50. -. sX
Ss. CosE~oHe Bros agt Abraham Goldberg,
owner. John ~helcr. contractor, $40.
SANE PROPERTY same act Abraham
todter- extractor 500
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AUCTION SALES.

PURSUANT TO CERTAIN AGkEENbN ~
entered into between John W auaInt h, Z.
Sev. York. and Lawrence S. BoloEnlno. Jonn
Wauamaker Sew YORK. aud q. o. Gllhhsen.
aud John Wauamaker. Sew 1orA, ana MAJ
lf~.rly will sff to-day a. 10 \. VI, at
80 urosfNav Manhattan. Piano Depart
mont. one style Mahogany UPRIGHT ll@ho
.grd Stool $50 GS3s. max" Wlssret one
All penrh 80 f2i g9s. make Iindcman, ono
etvie $50" Mahogany Piano and htool. 10.
1ei. iSS. as provided hy sections 90 ana ~, -,
81 the personal property laws. NOR I'M
Auotio0ecr.
By VIRTUE OF AZ EXECUTION VIZ.
IN "a. dHv tt 80 g. ~ Hf 100 Leonard
Street Manhattan. Printers Paints EnE"l-
or,s "A 10fhs ~ 3 second hand motor
srFRFD FREEMAN. Marshal. Aojourheu
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sURRoGATE's NOTICES.

wILLETs, JOHN Tn pursuance &C.; on an
Surrogate OF the County Of New York, notice
Is hereby given TO all persons having claims
arsinst John T. Wiets. late o. the County
OF New York. deceased. to present the same
With vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers at
their place OF transscting business. tho Office
OF Frank l.. Hall. No. 30 Broad street. B0r-
ough Of Manhattan. city Of New York, On or
before tho 18th day 81 June. next.
Dated. New York. December 9th. 1872
HOWARD WILLETS.
JOHN j. earle.
FRANK L HALL. Executors.
Attorney for Executors. 50 Broad street.
Manhattan. New York city.
~ PURSUANCE or An ORDER OF HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler a Surrogate OF the
County - New York. notice is hereby given 10
all persons having claims against william A.
Hoe late OF the County Of New York. deceased.
- present the same with vouchers thereof 20
the subscribers at their place ~ transac ting
business. ~ tho ONCE OF thoir attorneys.
srhenck 4 Punnett No. 10 Liberty street
porough ~ Manhattan. City ~ Now York, On
or before tho 1st dsy ~ August. next
Dated. New YORK the Ord day OF December.
1912.
MARION VI HOE. } p,.r,,o-.
GEORGE D. HOE.
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Tho Approximate amount OF the lien or
prorfrty is 10 be sold Is Eleven thousand ave
hundred fo.ty-nye ami 4ll00 Dollars. with in
tcrest thereon from the l4th day OF March
1913 together with the costs and allowance
amounting 20 Three hundred thirty and 5000
Dollarr. with interest from the 18th OF March,
1913, together with the expenses Of the sale.
The approximate amount OF the taxes, as
sessments and water rates or other liens which
are 10 be allowed 10 tho purchaser out OF the
purchase money. o. paid by the Referee IS SIX
hundred siXty-two and 500 Dollars and
interest and penalties.
SAMUEL J wAGSTAFF. Referee.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for Tho Tribune received at the Uptown
once. No. 1884 Broadway. between soth ana
37th SITS, until o'clock D. m. ADVERTISE
merts received at the following branch Offices
AZ regular rates until o'clock p. m. WEE
2e4 sth ave. s. e. cor. Esd St: 1853 9th ave-
cor. 18th ST.: Io4 East 14th st; PSI West 42d
St. between It'll and sth ayes: 2oS West
i25th ST.: 1885 Sd ave; 17os LIST ave-. near
seth st.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

STATE OF NEW YORK-PUBLlC SER
vice Commission for the First DISTRICT
In the matter OF the application OF New
York Railways Company. pursuant to Section
$50 OF the Railroad Law for approval By
the Public Service Commission for the First
District OF change 81 motive power on Us
Metropolitan Crosstown Line from horses
to storage battery cars.-Case No. 1877, pub
Iished notice OF hearing. Application has
been made 10 the Public Service Commission
for the First District by the New York Rail-
ways Company for the approval or the Com
mission pursuant TO the provisions or Sec
ton $50 OF tho Railroad Law 10 the change
OF motive power on said company's Metro
politan Crosstown Line from horses 10 cleo
trlcity contained In storage batteries.
hearing upon said application will be held
in the hearing room In the Office OF tho
Public Service Commission for the First DIS.
trict No 1854 Nassau Street. Borough or
Manhattan city OF New York, on May .,
1913 al 2.3o o'clock In the afternoon. az
which hearing said application will be con-
sIdered. oo 49,.
NEW YORK RAILWAYS CONPANh
BY T. p. sHoNTS. President.
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25TH STREET.

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at the Uptown
Office, No 1894 broadway, between Beth and
37th SITS. until o'clock p. m. Advertise
ments received at the following branch offices
at regular rates until O'Clock p: m, VIA:
cor. 18th st.; 104 East 14th ST.. 267 West 4ed
ST.. between 7th and 9Th sves.; 2t3 West
125th ST.. 1885 Sd ave: l10s LIST ave. near
seth st.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

MAY
LEXINGTON AVE. 2s7. James r. Ferguson
4 30 agt Mrs CTOvat e. al. March %. 1913.
$40
SAINT. PROPERTY David " Epstein agt
same. Feb q. 1913: $500
SAND PROPERTY. Alfred David Co agt
sane; Feb e. 1873 Sl.32J
AMSTERDAM AVE. cor 10Th st.
Achoelk0pf Hartford & Hanna Co agt Ed
mund Francis Realty Co et al. March Il. 1913
cancelled. 1910 70
i32D ST 5 8. 400 u Of Willis ave: Albin
Anderson agt y y. Westchcster & Boston
2 % al. April 3. 1913 SCI 81
I'D ST. lie West. Frank Sub agt Chas w
Nsy1e q al. April T. 1913. $50
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WORK WANTED.

Mals.
CHAUFFEUR. Young North Ireland good
mechanician: any car good appearance
city or country. Industrial Agency. IL West
42d ST. Tel $40 BRYANT
FTDFPTY MAN wants steady work. honest.
sober steady. reliable; first class refer
ence and good reliable nan. Address Per
manent Man. Box 7. Tribune Office.
IsSCTNEER- CHINIST.-M repairs pipe
fitting: understands Corliss dynamo. refrlser,
ating. etc. city or country. VOTERS. l"oi
"a ave.
FPENCHMAN O9) wants position, preferably
In wholesale house. speaks German, COCA
references Address John Deger, 42l East
18th st., F1atbush
FEEDER cylinder and Gordon feeder wishes
steady position. J. Scott 468 East ls5tiP 81.
Female.
A REFINED AMERICAN LADY wishes posi-
ton OF companion; capable and trust
worthy: references. Address Miss s. sol
West olst ST. city
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6{iINAaaM wAiAL 666o00
300e AP !]s.!E 3! ,E !4!E!!r - sxz
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

Male.
UsEFI l. MAN. So. good all round man
outside work garden horse Gov: 'b Xssses
SIS 9th ave Tel 37s Bryant.
USEFUL MAN.-For private residence; ex-
perienced houseworker. also lawns ho" SOC
etc SO sood re be ,ae4 broSsway b0N wv
''SFFI-L MAN.-Colored. generally useful in
side. excellent references. II. MISE nv
gerald's Bureau, bo3 9TH ave. entrance 4-d ST.
Female.
CHAMBERMAID- strong. FIRST class
girl. excellent chambermaid. willing as
sist with other work. excellent references.
Osterberg's Agency. 7i6 Lexington ave. Tele-
phone 1855 Plaza.
CHAMBERMAID or WAITRESS. Young
Irish etrl. excellent city reference. ;,
Miss Hofmayer's Agency 320-322 9th ave.
9Th floor. Telephone 4o21 Madison Square:
COOK: a-so WAITRESS CHAMBERMAID.-
Two Finnish girls. excellent references
city or country. Jussila Agency. ESQ Lexing-
ton ave. Telephone 4453 Plaza -
coon. Elderly; neat. economical and
mayors Agency. 320-322 9Th ave, 9th floor.
Telephone 452T Madison Square.
COOK-North Of ireland. FIRST class; plain
AMI fancy dishes. all soups, meats entrees
and fancy desserts. excellent bread maker.
FIRST class references. city or country. wages
$50 Domestic Exchange. 3,i Columbus ave.
near 10Th st. schuyler-sl3e. "
GERMAN NURSERY COVERINGS. thorough
IS experienced. wishes 70 ,ake charge OF
children. excellent city references. G. O., a
East s9th it. Apt. T. vest
GENERAL. HOUsEWORKER.- Neat. tidy girl.
about % wears old: good cook. no laundry In
country. wages So 20 80, excellent references.
Domestic Exchange. 324 Columbus ave. near
18th St Schuyler-sl5s -
UOTsEWORKER.-G all around cook.
general houssworker. neat young colored
Woman, excellent references. go. Tulls
Agency 1907 9TH ave Tel so22 Morningside.
LADY'S MAID.-English Protestant; excel
lent seamstress. good packer and traveller
highest personal city references. thoroughly
experienced. Industrial Agency II west
I2d 81.
TAUNDRESs.-Nea strong. excellent swed-
ish girl. excellent laundress. does shirts
collars anything: best references. Oster-
bergs Agency, 7i6 Lexington ave. Telephone
1858 Plaza.
IATJNDREss- CHAMBERMAID - Neat young
irish girl good laundress. willing ana oollg-
ing: excellent references: city country.
wages SIS 10 $50 Domestic Exchange. 32t Co
lurnbus ave. near 10th ST. Schuyler-slse.
LAUNDREss. First class: for private fam
ily best references. Finnish girl; wages
s35 Jussila Agency, $50 Lexington ave.
Telephone 44j3 Plaza
NURsE-sco,ch Protestant; unframed: neat
and tidy. and willing 10 learn; In country;
wages SIS 10 SIS Domestic Exchange ga Co
lumbus ave. near 10Th At. Schuyler-sl3s
WAITRESS CHAMBERMAID. Neat young
Irish girl; willing and oblgng. best OF refer
ences: city or country: wages {22 10 10. Do
nestle Exchange. 324 Columbus ave- near 'o'h
st. schuyler-sl3s.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS,

MAY 1.
~ LIZ q. Va. 165 n Of AiGus 81. 5Ox
e. st'y Mortgage 60 loans Fran Building
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
BOY.--Neat ronned. Christian. good refer
tness. wishes position; school graduate.
Charles Box IS, Tribune once.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
NAY I.
Manhattan.

nth AVE. w cor Of 51st 81. for a s sty
factory 1OO5Xs9.6 Henry Astor, Il Eas.
Edison ave. 3 sly frame stores 1p7X3G.
iouise r Allen, coll Westchester ave owner.
Anton primer 1868 Westchestcr ave. archi-
tect. cost as 600
WEBSTER AVE n cor ~ 1s4th S..
s-y brk once ano garage 75X65. the Fleisch-
mann Co ai5 Park ave. owner Jardne
Wni & Murdoch, West 10Th -. architects
cost SIS 600
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PROPOSALS.

pCCE ISLAND ARSENAL ROCK ISLAND
illinois. Anil 3 1919 scaled propo'als. IN
triplicaie. upon tho blank forms furnished -
- ~ 90 orIr Viii bc received hy the under
49, ,,,,G 10 o'clock a 3d. May ?. 1913 for
e'i-rtshIug Hardware. Leathe steel iron.
cleaning Materials ola Paints. thomlca-s.
1870 80 during the fiscal year ending
Iune s6 1914 Information furnished upoIn. az
rlirstlon Lieut. colonel GEO. W. HUhh'
Commanding
FONT TOTTEN y. y. MAY ], 1913 -
sealed proposals for constructing isolation
,,,,-if,, heating and electric wiring. VIII
he received here until y. NJ May 30. 1918
and then publicly opened Information fuT-
rished upon application 20 quartermas'et.
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rERATiONS.
Manhattan.

BARCLAY ST. 2s. 20 sly store and
lofts. s = Simonson, 243 Washington ave.
BROOKLYN. owner, W " Leonard. IS2 West
-oth e.. architect: IS 200.
The Bronx.
BOSTON ROAD 1895. a story frame
GVlg. "a. l0x82. Pauline Han.merer On prem
ises. owner. Joseph Schweritz. New Rochelle,
architect. cost 81 600.
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Observation-Disclosures.

observation-disclosures makes and re-
models: children's a speciality. Juliet l2S
East 18th st. Tel. 408 Stuyvesant
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Female

R.-THE NEW YORK SCHOOL OF
sECRE TARIES.
Aeollan Hall. - West 42d st.-Secretsria
course only; stenogrsphy. sccretarial English.
accountancy and social amenities. V. ii.
WHEAT Director.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
AGENTS Send for our new premium plan
and sample. both are free, easy, quick
sales good money for good mcp. junior
Novelty GO. 32s Spruce st, Philsdelphia.
AGENTS.-sj 10 $40 a day for reliable men
the best selling articles on the market,
sample free; attractive proposition sent
Write q. J.. Strout Co, Newark. ONO.
FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK tells OF about
300 900 protected positions in T.. s. service .
thousands % vacancies every year: there II
big chance here for you: sure and gen
erous pay: lifetime employment. just ask for
booklet T-83S. no obligation. Earl Hopkins,
Washington. y. G.
MADE $50. 900 in Eve years with a small
mail order business. began with 81. send
for free booklet tells how. Heacock. 505J.
I.ockport, y. Y.
WANTED. Bright man or woman. 20 open
branch for manufacturer. Just starting. great
chance for hustler 10 start mail order bust
ness OF his own. send lJc FOR sample and in
formation. Mines. 267 Paterson ave. Pater-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
BItTLER- VALET Experienced very neat ~
his work will 'ake charge parior floor; GOOD
calads good silver cleaner. iersonal references
SEQ Butler. care 81 Davis. 4Z1 PARK ave.
BUTLER Useful. young; Scotch Protestant;
neat appearance. thoroughly experienced tt-
celent references. city or country. Industrial
, Agency ~ West 42d 81. Tel. 800 bryant
CIMAN-CHAUFFEUR. - Married. one
child; wife excellent cook, laundress; both
thoroughly experienced. three years excellen;
references. city or country. Industrial Agency.
Il Vest 42d ST.
oACHMAN-Narried. no children: references
will testify 20 careful driving, honesty.
sobriely. etc. T. T.. Box 10. Tribune Uptown
Ofice 1864 Broadway.
COACHMAN AND USEFUL. Excellent man;
understands horses. harness: wash auto;
care OF lawn. Carpenters Agency. lb4 Sixth
ave
coACHMAN.- Thorough workman; good home
desired In preference TO high wages. tempo
rary or permanent position. personal refer
ences. Dempsey. 4i3 West 18th ST.
COUPLE.-Engiish- Swedish. with chnd. 4
years wife excellent cook. laundress: man
coachman. gardener. useful. excellent refer
ences; country preferred Industrial Agency.
4 West 42d ST. Phone 500 Bryant.
FoOTMAN. German: neat. good-appearing;
understands automobile. willing 10 be useful;
not afraid OF work; excellent city references
city. country. Industrial Agency. II West 42d
St
GARDENER, useful. middle aged, single.
wishes position gentlemans place care
horses, flowers. vegetables lawn. milk: best
reference. Gardener ITS Greenwich 81.
GARDENER. Middle aged man: single: care
OF lawns. grounds poultry. flowers: good ref
erences. ]. W. PA East 42d 81.
JAPANESE. Competent cook; experienced all
branches; wishes situation on yacht or fam
fly clubhouse: will go anywhere: highly recon-
mended Fuwad~s. POS last 60h st.
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Hotel New England

So Carolina ave and Beach. Private baths:
running water In rooms Elevator 70 street
level Sun Parlor. Capacity. $50. special spring
rates Booklet BRYAN E WILLIAMS.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. GOV
iies Apply 10 Mrs 81. ]. YOUNG FULTON.
Ininn SnuarA
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NEW JERSEY

Facing the sea and overlooking the famous
Boardwalk Every room connected with pri-
vate bath or having hot and cold running
water Capacity. 500 WALTER J. BtIBh.
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INSTRUCTION.

For Both Sexes-City.
THE RTRIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Madison square Gl22 Broadway.
Harlem Branch 343 LenoX Ave. near l2Tth 81
BROOKLYN Branch 21s-22O Livingston b.
Schools open Ell tho year
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CfAMBERMAID.-Ne strong. hrst class
girl. excellent chambermaid. willing az
sst with other work. excellent reference =.
Osterberg's Agency. 7iG Lexington ave. Tele-
uhUnc 1OJ5 Plan
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Marlborough BIenbeinl

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS COMPANY.
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USEFUL Man, So. good all round man
outside work garden. horse. COW. chickens.
etc: references W, Mathewson Agency
SIS sch ave Tel 17s Bryant.
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USEFUL MAN-For private residence, eh-
perienced hOlseworker. also lawns flowers
etc SIS. good references. ID. W., Box -Oo.
,rrLhmue L-ninnn Oiilne. laGl HrollNaA-
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RESORTS.
NEW ENGLAND.
Books Sent FREE

Don't wait till the last minute and then choose
in hurry. Don't be satisfied with anything but the
ONE PLACE you hno1O you will enjoy most, IN
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ness, were the toes and heels, made by
special process and termed "inter-
woven.'
The men connected with the Inter
woven Stocking Company had many
years previously been extensively en-
gagged in the manufacturing Of mems
fine gauze hosiery, and as result had
come to recognize that the one great
drawback to this kind of hosiery was
the want of durability it afforded, the
two vulnerable parts being the toe and
heel. Experiments were therefore
started to overcome this drawback. The
company associated with it man who
was one of the greatest living textile
machinery experts, who was the inven-
tor of the first automatic flat full
fashioned hosiery machine, the original
inventor of the looper and the inventor
of the first full automatic seamless
hosiery machine Associated with him
was John Wykoff Mettler, the presi
dent of the company and a man who
by profession lawyer, possessed
deep knowledge of machinery and of
the general hosiery business
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ployed, and of these the first were
men 8 publications. The initial demand
came from the haberdashes, and later
from the dry goods stores. Other me-
thods of exploitation were employed,
and no general magazine or newspaper
advertising has been done.
At any rate, the result would IN this
case seem to have justified the method.
There are today about 5000 American
retail stores handling the goods, and
the output of the company is well In
excess to q million socks a month. The
business of the firm has further been
extended to foreign countries, where
it is rapidly growing. A number OF
foreign houses stock the goods, and the
duplicating of orders shows that the
success is NOT merely transitory.
These million socks a month are sold
direct to the retailer, thus eliminating
the jobber and the expenses this would
entail. 1t is computed that the cost of
shipment to the jobber, carriage, ware
housing, interest loss, repacking and re-
shipment by him would easily swamp
all profits now made by the company.