The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-01
WOMAN WANTED;
NOTHING TOOO
TILL TOMORROW
John Stuart of Peaks Brock
Needs a Housekeeper--ASks
Worlds Aid.
1T OUGHT TO BE EASY.
Care for Cows, Make Syrup,
Mind Children on Daily
Schedule.
IT OUGHT TO BE EASY.

John Stuart Of Peaks Brook. Della
ware County. In IN town looking for
. housekeeper. with" a. he says
''matrimony In view" Mr.. Stuart has
spent two weeks looking over such
stock as was In hand at farm en-.
ployment agencies. but could not find
q woman who seemed to him to hold
out hope OF filling his hearts desire.
He dropped In on The Evening World
day to ask for help.
Mr.. Stuart presented "A certificate
signed by J. II. Honeywell. President
Of the Delhi National Bank: W. II.
Maynard. County Clerk Of Delaware
County. and John T. shaw. a Debit
attorney. regarding his material and
moral standing In the community.
II is eulogistic OF Mr.. Stuart's repu-
tation and OF the fertility Of his 1870.
acre farm and says that any woman
who Ia engaged by him and Ia capable
OF doing the usual work Of woman
In a dairy Of twenty cows and on q
farm attached to such a dairy may
be sure Of her pay, as promised. and
a good home.
The searcher for capable and sym
pathetic feminine assistance u a little
over forty years old: he Ia tall and
lean. with a weatherbeaten red COM
plexion and n luxuriant reddish mus
tache. Though he Ia deadly earnest
In his manner the twinkle Of his eyes
under the peak Of his gray cap showed
that he realized the quaint humor OF
the situation. His parents were born
in Scotland and ne looks II.
FELLOW scoTchMAN HELPED
HIM OUT OF DILEMMA.
T. J.. Lindsay. n Jerseyman OF
Scotch descent. found Mr.. Stuart
incoming about the West Shore Hotel
last night. despairing Of success In his
search. Moved by the bond Of common
ancestry. Mr.. Lindsay brought his ac-
Quaintance to The Evening World.
MY wife died Ave years ago." said
Mr.. stuart. she left me With . Cir,
who In eighteen now and boy
twelve. They need a woman to look
after 'em. There's twenty-four cows.
but that's more than I mean to keep.
I had all the lumber on the ground to
build on to the barn when my wife
took sick and since then I've been
put to It No hard for help l amt built.
The lumber Is lying there yet"
hA
ell of Delaware Countyf' Mr.. Stuart
was asked.
They're all right" said Mr.. stuart.
but II you lived ny there would
know how II Is. They're all old set.
tiers and prosperous and everybody
knows everybody's business and all
their family history. So n you don't
got woman whose pedigree II all
right and whose record II Al, why
then the rest OF the folks won't have
nothing to do with her, There's none
OF that class available Just now. ]
don't want any scrub stock. I want
real woman, who IL human and not
just a thing around the house. with
her skirt sagged down In the back.
SO thought I'd come down here and
find a woman nobody up there knows
anything about and let her show by
her actions what class she Is.
HIRED HELP" GOT HIS SER.
WANT GIRL EARLY IN GAME.
II had a girl for a year. She was
good worker. good mixer. good
hA nil
But she got sweet on the hired help
and got to running around with him
told her she better stay to home
because he didn't have any use for
her except an Teller likes "a have
good looking girl to run around
with.
NO. she says to me. I love him.
"Love? Scat says | to her. You
think you do. that's all
No says she to me, 7 love the
sround he walks on. l love him
AN right | says to her. Go on!
Love him and get out
she got out, and now they want
mo TO take her back and | wouldn' I
lot her In the house. She's last u goi-
burned fool
80 there you are. IL there's a good
woman. strong and handy about q
farm and dairy who can make
syrup and Is capable Of looking altar
the stock and the children - q
woman should. with a chance to mar
~ hard working farmer that's do
Ing pretty well. FIVE niles from Delhi
X, +. ID. No. l-why. I'm Waiting ~
hear from the right party"