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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-14
LEADING EDUCATORS SPEAK
FOR PENSIONS FOR TEACHERS.
Largely Attended Hearing, Thursday Afternoon, In
Hall OF Representatives-Suff Bill and Report
''Ought to Pass Will Be Considered Wednes-
day---Coal Hearing---BiIls introduced
THURSDAY SESSIONS.

After the Senate business had been
disposed of, Thursday morning. Presi-
dent Milliken impressed upon the
mem>ers the necessity of as rapid
WORK as possible to avoid an over
whelming rush in the closing weeks OF
tie session.
He stated that the presiding officers
of both branches had made a deter
mined effort to get the business along
as fast as possible and that the hearty
cooperation by the senators oncour-
aged him to offer suggestions looking
toward efficient handling of the re-
naming work. President Milliken be
Iieves the Legislature to be from a
week to ten days ahead of schedule at
the present time.
He requested the earliest possible in
PRODUCTION OF rills of a public nature,
and as quick reference to a committee
There is m time limit for such bills
bot such action is imperative If adj
journment comes within desirable
time. Regarding the duties of chair
man OF The joint committees, the pres
ident declared such business regulated
by the chairman to a large extent and
advocated that rea ssignments be re-
sisted unless absolutely necessary, in
such case the hearing to be held the
same week He strongly urged the
early assignment of all matters before
the committees. suggesting March ! as
the time limit of such assignments.
lie set forth the great Importance of
a prompt report from the committees
unless in case of an appropriation or
q great measure like the public utili-
tine. LIN
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PROPER PRICES
VERSUS
PREPARED PRICES

Promiscuous Advertising shrieks
hystericalIy of "FURS AT HALF
PRICE"
Many of them ARE half price-half
Of prices that We're prepared in ad-
vance TO be split in two.
Amid all the overwrought and IRA
tional claims that are made, we have
enough confidence in the judgment
of the public to quote prices that are
NOT half-that is not half of our
PROPER PRICES.
ALL WE ASK is THAT YOU Elk
ANIME OUR FURs AND IF THEY
ARE NOT LOWER-QUALiTY FOR
OUALITY-THAN AN wv n e r E
81 sE-YOU WILL NOT BE Elk
PEcTED TO BUY. THE ONE thing
we can't afford is to let any one under
sell us.
DO NOT BUY FURS until you have
seen our values and CUT PRICES.
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The Safe and Sane Way of Inter-
aventiOn=-Fierce Battle in Streets
OF Mexico City Again, Thurs
day==The Rebels Advance.
Rebels Direct Fire on the National Palace Fierce
Hail Of Shot aid ShIapneI.
A FIERCE BATTLE.

! Mexico City, Feb. l3.-Another fierce
! street battle here. which was expected
! To be decisive, WAS begun between the
| Federal troops supporting President
| Madero and the rebels under Felix
| Diaz, at S O'Clock this morning. The
| government forces had the advantage
in numbers, their army totalling 1000
| men against the 5000 revolutionists I'M
! der DiaZ.
General HHerta and President
Madero stated that they would be
badly disappointed and surprised if
Felix Diaz and his mutinous army
We're not reduced to submission before
nightfall.
The battle opened with heavy firing
by tho Federal artillery which had
peen strongly reinforced in the night.
The rebels occupied the same positions
as they held. Yesterday, around the
arsenal and the Young Mems Chris
tian Association building and from
there they replied with a hot fire.
TIE populace had either deserted the
center Of the city or remained hidden
in the houses as it was impossible to
stir on the streets without running
enormous risks.
The Federal forces We're strengthen
ed, last night, by the arrival of detaeh-
ments of all arms of the service until
nearly 1000 men were massed against
the rebels, who had fortified themselves
in the district of which the center was
formed by the arsenal. The rebels, on
The other hand, had not increased in
number, and the size Of the army under
the command of Diaz is believed to be
little over $500. Most of the troops,
who arrived ia the night, We're those
commanded by General Angeles, which
he had called from Cuernavaca. The
total of these is said to be 1900 and
they brought with them two pieces OF
heavy artillery with much ammunition
and stores
Lieutenant Colonel Baron, who has
conducted dashing campaigns, during
the revolution. in Michoacan and Guana-
juato, arrived with a small force while
Colonel Ocaranza, another young officer,
with a reputation for brilliant work,
came in at the head of 200 federal
troops from Vera Cruz.
The lighting was begun at o'clock,
by a Federal battery of artillery and
the general attack on the rebel posi-
tions was expected to start Immediately.
A vigorous artillery duel took place
at half past nine between rebel bat
terry which had been placed in a COM
handing position No great advant-
Continued on Page Twelve.)
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Suffrage Next "Wednesday.

The weman,s suffrage act and the re-
port ought to pass were, on motion of
Senator Hersey of Aroestook, tabled
and assigned fer consideration next
Wednesday morning. The report is
signed by nine members of the COM
mittee, one not voting.
BY "a joint resolve offered by Senator
Stearns of oxford, U. s. Senator Rob-
ert NJ. LaFoflette of Wisconsin is IN
vited to address the Maine Legislature
in the hall of representatives on or
about Feb, 26, on public service cor
porations Sen LaFollette is mainly
responsible for the Wisconsin public
utilities law in which the Maine law
Continued on Page Nine.)
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Continued on Page Twelve.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-04
WORK WANTED.
Aiale


CHAUFFEUR.-E German Hungar-
tan ten years experience, expert mechanlc'
aged go. married, careful driver, can Drive
any car. honest. willing. opHglns' "lsns'
position private or commercial: CITY or 'ouu
Try. references Kardos. 469 West i6ith 81
CHAUFFEUR Useful. good mechaniclan;
North OF Ireland. seven years experience, ,
excellent references. wages. tl'-Sop' cry %
country. Industrial Agency. II West 4-d b.
Phone $40 bryant.
UFFEUR-Married. 20: position with
private family: city or country gogd me
chHnic. best reference. Write OF car ou"""'
or Monday Mcp0nnoid. ln-2 81 ave, .
CHAUFFEUR wants STEADY position. nine
years experience. frst class references, c'S
or country ". c. Hammonds. 1888 sth ave.
ELDERLY Man wants steady work honest
sober. steady. reliable, first class refer
ence and good reliable man. ADDRESS ieI-
manent Mar Box z tribune Once.
FOR NINE YEARS I have been assistant
sales manager and general superintendent
OF one OF tho largest ana most s1tc, WI
mems furnishing goods manuiactHi,Is lu '"r
world. / ara ;hirty years old ana nave T"
clean record a. 90 habits. ability ana af-
greaslveussa ! am personally hc0u t.ni"n
with all the state street buyers ana pro-
prietOrs OF every furnishing goods store "1l .
side the loop ard in the central states
have "a large following and am anxious 90
represent some Eastern manufacture VINO
a 10 not satisfied with their sales 100 tho above
territory Can furnish the highest of rrf"r-
ouces BOO every respect in both Ncw YORK ana
Chicago. Address aio borce BIDS. 'hicaf'
/ AN THIRTY ONE YEARS or AGE ana
have brcu with twenty-five million dollar
corrorpfl1u Tor eight Years. and for tho past
nve years have been the assistant sales man
nger ] am personally acquainted with the
iuyera OF all tho State street stores. also AN
the mail order. wholesale and iohhing houses
iu Chicago I have 20 large acquaintance ana
nm DESTROYS OF representing some Eastern
house who are not satisfied with their sales
I'm this city Can furnish tho highest OF ref
rreucrs aa 20 habits and ability and would
gladly como East for an Interview. Address
81 Hovcc Building. Chicago.
PHYSICIAN and wife desire to travel abroad
with a refined FAMILY. elmer. 90 New Jersey
ave. Brooklyn.
cTOCK CLERK or STOREK EEPER-Eight
,ears' experience IN United states Navy.
references az 20 executive ability. honesty and
sobriety J. W Hume. s4S Bay Ridge ave-
Brooklyn.
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For II Black moves. then RIPS and wins



az = move invented by the late Mortimer
tsir,s game PLAYED az later stage OF the
iae between Spielmann and Tartakower
up pyN,ns continuation was selected: 8. Kt
with mt 3; s, Kt-Q RS B-Rt 7. B-K g.
In \. somewhat better position for White
riet !, YOU'D have been dangerous 10 try 10
KK,I .ee pawn by means OF P
ee.vs 49,. B-kt 9. B-Kt2 White would re-
,eri1l ample Compensation for the loss OF ma
XIV, dxe Instead. then follows: 10.
VxQ Oh. II. RxO. BxK t ch df II
II. /, p NJ; u, Kt-Q 6. etc); i2.PxB. PIX
te, ~ 4 and White has the advantage
BY whta 10 ought 10 have been played
tlsoe 's' he overlooked the sacrifice Of the
rar;len,' whole combination was built on this
b. OF, move for now p. 90 3 Is defeated
the or On: % k-O 2. R-O 8 etc H. on
simple nSd. 2. BxP RIB 5 wins in rather
eulsieA 'Ltes'lher. one sees that Black has cal.
IA D." scheme 20 a nicely
hs loss :, desperation. White cannot prevent
N, ~ I. on queen or rock
loxiny ~ me y can Oniv be saved by al
n "e exchange Of queens
Shan american champion. Frank ]. Mar
an announces that he will try 10 break
eoofos Of simultaneous play at the
q s , Chess Club on SATURDAY. NAV
pt,,h' played fifty-seven games at the
los, ,sOurgh Chess Club recently without
Ion, d solitary game, and only devoted
hours to the task.
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ASSISTANT HOUsEKEEpER or companion
TO "a lady By woman u refinement. good
sewer. reference. Miss NJ. % Breyoort PL,
lrooklrn.
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please state terms Clner. 80 New Jersey
ave. BfJoflyn.
REFINED. EDUCATED GENTLEwOMAN.-
Useful companion. attendant. needlework,
hand sewing. crOcheting. knitting. darnng,
mcndlng. handy In home; private family.
hotel: travel: city. country: references. Miss
r. i5i East SD 81
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THEY'RE NOT FREQUENT.

From The Washington Post.
with five left st one trip to a Luzerne'
y Y, family. isn't II about time to start
movement for tho reclamation OF prodigal
efnrks2
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Young GIRL good references, city or couh
try. Mathewsons Agency, SlS 9th ave. lei
l7S Prvant
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HAIR DRESSING, MANlcURINo.
INVENTIONS DEVELOPED.

NINE. MARIE.-HIGH CLASS MANICURE
parlors $50 9th ave. near seth II.
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p The better continuation 10 .. P-Q r 4,
Shs: . Castles P-Q 3; :. PR s, B-R q;
a. NJ p ?. 9, p \ +. XIX 2. etc.
80, VI simply s &c.,. PxB, but almost
~ variation turns IN favor Of Black.
ln The pay VI 10 here is all book The text
..ose Is better than Y OxP. because
yxeCh5 on. C-Kt .; "a. Q--B ch, XXX :
A,-Q 5, with a good attack
=, "a l. l2 P-B4. then u ORB ch:
Ia ~ forced + winning right or. but
p"I.d have played 49, Q-B5 oh, XXX;
- On. followed by Castles
y, Mo- might be considered. II ls
Il TX Oh. then H. P-B3. QxQ Oh;
PHo, Rx Kt: 10. castles ch. followed by
"a d u P-B3 then IS. = Z;
rs,is,1to4 OF kt-Kt4 There is a multitude Of
~. .asuons Black. OF course retaining the piece
IN. put White could make a stand with his
a. IA Cssles would be somewhat better, leaving
'eAt move IN reserve
NJ threatening BIB 6. mate
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CIIAAfBERMAID ~ WAITNEss.-Young Irlsh
Protestant. good. quick worker. excellent
waitress X Mlfs Hofmayers Agency. 5-D-5--
9Th a,. ninth foorD. Tel 4jg1-MadisOn square.
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DETERMINATIONS.

ROACH EXTERMINATOR- Benefit guarsn-
teed: postpaid, % cents: coin or STAMPS. Yer
min DISCRIMINATING Co. 1893 Bedford ave.
Brooklyn Phone 2s69 Bedford
REACHES, BED BUGS. etc. permanently ex-
terminated. city or country, Work qua an
teed Eastern Insecticide Co. 40I Columbus
ave Phone s93S Schuyler.
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INFANTS NURSE.--Hospital trained. will
take two children. ten years experience; ex-
cellent personal references, city or country. In
dustrial Agency. II West 42d 81.
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBOOKS.

BANKBOOK No. $50 O71 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing. ANY person nav
ing a claim to It is hereby called upon 10
present the same within ten days or submit
to having said passbook cancelled and anew
one issued.
BANKBOOK No 551. ls2 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank In missing. Any person having
a claim to IL IL hereby called upon to present
the same within ten days or submit 10 having
said passbook cancelled and new one issued
LOST OR STOLEN.-Bankbook No $50 26S OF
the Emigrant Industrial savings Bank. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank, No.
81 Chambers ST.
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INFANTS NURSE.-ITish- American woman;
first class training. best OF personal and
written references; wages, s35; city or coun-
try; understands the preparation OF all foods
Domestic Exchange, 1924 Columbus ave. near
-sth Schuvler gl3R
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CT ANBERM AID WAITRESS. S25. two Fin
uish girls. cook-laundress. $50. best refer
ouces Myuttuen's Agency, 2l0I It'll ave.
r-.I fnml IIlrIern
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DETECTIVES.
DIAMOND Settlers.

SET WHILE YOU WAIT
GEORGE WHENEVER. 2i Maiden Lane
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

AT THE PIANO SHOP. 90 WEST 14TH ST.
They Will turn your piano into player
| piano at moderate cost. It's a great success.
! Investigate.
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DvEINC AND CLEANING.

MY VALET. Expert caring for women gar
ments: dyelng. cleaning specially, men
%eeklv. repairlng free 2l6 West 103d ST.
Riverside-96li.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

cOOK.-Assist laundress or houseworker small
fanny; good cook: very neat Mrs' COn'e'
Agency 457 4th ave, near 3lst ST.
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GOVERNMENT POsITIONs.-NOT UNDER
CIVIL SERVICE. NEW RED BOOK, CIV
ING LIST OF THOUSANDS OF THEM
WITH SALARIES. POSTPAID Si.00. An
DREWS PAPER COMPANY, WASHINGTON
ID. G.
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EYEsIGHT SPECIALISTS.

DR. MORGAN makes no charge for testing
eyes. Il years European hospital eKpe-
Renee Optical goods at moderate irlces
Pringie's Drug store. 55th ST. ana sth ave
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
PAINTINGS RESTORED.

OLD paintings made salable: restored, refined,
cleaned, bought. Sold exchanged. Gil
VETTE. artist 40 West l26th ST.
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Observation-Disclosures colored g,r'. gov
cook and laundress; neat. economical 49, eti.
lent references. city or country. old hehaoie
Agency. is West Goth st. Phone RiVersiao
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CHAMBEEMAID and SEAMS RBSs. ter
man. eXpcuclced. neat girl. best references,
city on country. wages $3.50. call az Lang
y Rnecherer 20. ARency 40 ~ West $50 st.
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CHAMBERNAID aud WAIIkEss, 10. neat
young girl. good city references. city or
country Mathewsou's Agency. SIS 9th ave.
Tel 31- Bryant.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

Male
AS GARDENER.-An elderly single man;
care lawns. roads. flowers poultry; strictly
sober: good references. j. W, "a East
aga 81.
BUTLER and USEFUL MAN-Colored. ten
years reference from employer; city or ooun-
try; would take position hotel or boarding
house f0r 20, sgmmer H. Er,, Mss i2 ai1So'S'u
BUTLER VALET.-Thorou understands
his duties. excellent references. go any
where Miss Margaret Smiths Agency 20
West 42d ~. Phone 3039 bryant.
gTITTE VALET. Useful: Swiss. ten years
experience. four years excellent personal
references: willing: city. country. Industrial
Agency. II West i2d ~. -
BT'TLER-Young Frenchman: employer go
peaping, SIS: go anywhere. Miss Shea's
Agency. 30 East 42d st. Room 7Ol.
BUTLER. Second or useful: neat. tall. Scan
dinavian: understands his work thorough
hest references Osterberg's Agency 7i6
Lexington ave. Tel 1855 Plaza.
ETAKER-Intelligcnt couple. tno chill
drcn) wishes care OF residence for season !
Al references. Address English. tribune Up
town once. 1884 Broadway
CARETAKER - Experienced. responsible
couple. middle aged. take care or fur-
nished or empty house reterehces -, EH,
pectant. Box 90. Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1864
broadway.
COACHMAN and useful man; can care for
garden, COW. chickens. etc. excellent REF
erences H., MathewsOn Agency, SIS 9th ave.
Tel. 37s Bryant.
COACUMAN- CHAUFFEUR. 49, Colored. thor
oughly understands care OF fine horses and
carriages; good driver, can furnish good tei-
erences. John Green. 6i4 Classon ave, Brook
Ign.
COACHMAN, useful: Scotch; lawns. drives.
etc: strictly sober. 10 years reference from
lest place. Carpenters Agency, l5i 6th ave.
COUPLE Butler. valet; vile maid or parlor-
maid; good seamstress: excellent references.
J. O.. Miss Margaret Smiths Agency, 20 west
42d st. Phone. 1893 Bryant.
COrIPLE-sGO; swedish butler: wife cook
excellent references; neat, young. attentive.
Carl care OF Mathewson Agency, SIS 9th ave.
Tel, 37s Bryant. -
CoUPLE-seO; colored; butler and useful;
wife good cook: six years references
vounq md neat W, Mathewson Agency. SlS
9th ave. Tel. as BRYANT.
COUPLE German: $50: man outside work.
good gardener. horses, cows. etc; wife
houseworker, personal references. Mathew
son Agency sls 9th ave. Tel 37s BRYANT
COUPLE.-West Indian; excellent cook, laun-
dress butler. valet. useful; do entire work;
three years exceptional personal references
city country. Industrial Agency. IL w. 80
COUPLE French Swiss. cook. first class all
branches man valet; both thoroughly eN-
perienced: two years exceptional reference,
city. country. Industrial Agency. IL w. I2d.
Phone, $40 Bryant.
COUPLE English Swedish. with child. 4
years. wife excellent cook. laundress; nan
coachman. gardener. useful: excellent refer
ences: country preferred. Industrial Agency.
II West 42d 81. Phone 800 BRYANT.
FARM tElP y 1 lFM 81 e S Ase@ e.iabed
Private estates corporations and farms. Ref
erences of all applicants strictly investigated
FARMLAND. S25; good teamster and mixer
farm machinery. etc. sober Industrious ref
erences Carl Mathewson Agency SIS oth ave
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INDUSTRIAL ASSN
Employment Agency

II WEST 42D ST. Near 9TH Ave.
for select help: all natioDalities; references
strictly Investigated and on Ble. Telephone
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PATENTS, TRADE MARKS, ETC.

JAMES r. DUHAMEL. Patent Attorney
Trade marks ana copyrights. i32 Nassau
Ut. Telephone. Beekman-4O4l.
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FOR SALE.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.

GOLD AND SILVER PLArING-Work guar
anteed: factory prices; price list free'
STERLING SILVER PLATING w ORhS. es-
tablished 1870. No. 13s East 31st ST.. ~ l.
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'al Clearly bad Il gives Black the initiative
once. II nothing else
iol Still worse. Not much harm could have
zen cone after T. H Kt followed by 20 2.
,e' There is nothing better now than 9, BIB Z,
AZ; 10 I-K .. etc. AS played his game is
Hoken up In d few moves
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HELP WANTED.


AGENTS wanted for article no housewife can
resist. cells Mt almost every home. A. ID.
Richardson ~ Sons. 3I7 Corneiia St. BROOK
Ign. n. Y.
FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK tells OF about
100000 protected positions In u. D. service
thousands Of vacancies every year; there is
d big chance here for you. sure ana gen
erous pay: lifetime employment; Just ask Tor
booklet T-33s: no obligation. Earl Hopkins
Washington. u. 9.
GOVERNMENT PosITIoNs.-NoT UNDER
CIVIL SERVICE. NEW RED BOOK. GlN =
ING LIST OF THOUSANDS OF THEN
WITH SALARIES. POsTPAdD 81 90; IN, an
DREWS PAPER COMPANY, WASHINGTON
ID. G.
MADE $4,000 in i've years with a small
mail order business. began with 50; send
for free booklet; tells how. Heacock. 5000
Lockport, n Y.
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED.-No
canvassng or soliciting required good IN
come assured. Address National Co-Opera-
tive Realty Co. N-1232 Marden Building
Washington. ID. c.
MECHANICS or PERSONS with ability TO
invent Millions Of dollars await good IDEAS
Write for list Inventions Needed. Kan
dolph & Co. Patent Attorneys. Washington.
WANTED-A man foe general work on small
country place; state experience and wages
Address l.. o. T.. Box I. Tribune oniee.
Female
COOK for city: six In family: $40. Miss Fifty
Gcrald's Employment Bureau, DOB 5th ave :
entrance on 42d St
COOK, for southampton. l.. L. one In family;
$40. Miss FitzGerald's Employment Bureau
BOZ 18th ave: entrance on 42d ~.
COOK. for Massachusetts,: two In family. $40:
must be excellent cook Mise FitzGerald =
Employment Bureau, 6C3 18th ave; entrance on
42d II.
LAUNDRESs. for city: sir in family; $50.
Miss Titzferald's Employment Bureau, 6O5
9th ave. entrance on 42l -.
R.-THE NEW YORK SCHOOL OF
Sc r r ARIE
Aeoli = HALL. u west 42d et-Secrrtariai
/ course ONLY: stenography. sccre,arial English.
accountancy and social amenities. 81
WIZ IT Director.
WAITRESS aud PARLoRMAID, FOR Massa-
chusetts two IN family; $40. Miss Fitz
Gerald's Employment Bureau. 6OJ 9TH ave. en-
trance on 42d Il.
WAITRESS and MAID. for port Chester: three
IN family: $50 Miss FitzTerads Employ
ment Bureau. h03 5th ave. entrance on i2d st
So hundred addressing. mailing our circulars
spare time; no canvassing. circulars. IN
strlc;ions IOc. Main supply House Anderson
lad
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Observation-Disclosures.

DRESSMAK makes and re-
models: children's a speciality. Juliet t2a
East 18th ct. Tel. A0S Stuyvesant
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DOGS, CATS AND ANIMALS.

HARTsDALE CANINE CEMETERY.
Office III West 18th St. y. Y CITY.
Information on request. Phone 3Sle-Mad. 90
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We PERFECT, CONSTRUCT. TEST THE
operation and market your invention. Inter
national CORPORATION OF Modern improvements,
| 300 West 42d St Phone 6l33 Bryant.
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rYPeWRIrlNI ANc TYPEl. RIIERs
VICTOR VISIBLE 40 Nassau OF. Catalogue
free; all makes taken r. payment: bargains
in Underwoods Remingtons. Oivers. SmtthA