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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-03
M.thew.on to Appear in Movies.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.]
NEW YORK, July 3.-Christy Math.
ewson is to become movie actor. A
series OF thrilling baseball stories are
being written and Matty will appear
in the leading role. They will depict
his career on the diamond.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-03
street from south line Of Johnson to


street from south line Of Johnson to
north line OF Bank.
Notice is hereby given that at q
meeting OF the city council of the
city OF Keokuk. held on the LIST day
OF July, 1914. there was introduced a
resolution hereinafter set forth, and
that by resolution OF the city council
duly passed on the said date, the said
resolution hereinafter set forth, will
be considered by the city council for
passage, at meeting to be held In
the council chamber In said city at y
o'clock a. m. on the 21st day of July,
1914, at which time the owners OF
property subject to assessment for the
cost of the improvements contemplat-
ed by the said resolution, may appear
before the said council and make OBJ
jections to the contemplated improve
ments and the passage Of the said
resolution, II any they have; said
resolution being as follows:
Resolution No. 772.
Be 1t resolved, by the city council
Of the city OF Keokuk, Iowa:
That It Is deemed advisable and
necessary to make improvements by
paving with brick blocks, the founda-
ton to be prepared and the paving to
be constructed in accordance with the
specifications to be prepared by the
city engineer, and approved by the
city council, tho following named
streets and parts of streets, to-wit:
thA
south line Of Main to the north line
Of Johnson.
South Second street from south
line Of Johnson to north line Of Bank.
North Eighth street from north line
of Main to south line Of Blondeau.
North Ninth street from north line
Of Main to south line Of Blondeau;
and,
Curb with cement South Eleventh
street along side of lots and 7.
block 1874, along side OF lot IL, block
1863: and South Second street from
south line of johnson to north line Of
Bank.
The expense Of making said i'm
provements to be assessed against
the lots and parcels OF land according
to the area so as to include one half
OF the privately owned property be.
tween streets improved and the next
street, whether such privately owned
property abuts upon said street or
not: but in no case shall the private.
" owned property situated more than
500 feet from the street SO improved
be so assessed. Said assessments to
be made in accordance with the law
governing the same. Also,
1t is deemed advisable and neces-
sary to make improvements by paw.
ing with concrete, the foundation to
be prepared and the paving to be con-
structed In accordance with the speci.
fications to be prepared by the city
engineer, and approved by the city
council, the following named alleys
and parts Of alleys, to-wit:
Through blocks 9S, 1O3 and 125.
city.
The expense of making said i'm
provements to be assessed against
the lots and parcels Of land accord
ing to the area SO as to include one
half of the privately owned property
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YOUNG Man. % desires 70 secure
position at anything. has experience IN
.a,l,fnr and clerical work, Al references.
ep Kyat.e 81
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SOME AUCTION OFFERINGS
Home OF the Late General
Sickles Among Them.

The following properties are sched-
,lod 20 be sold by joseph =. Day, as
40 outcorne % Supreme Court orders:
on july u, 22s East l09th 81, near
cecoud av.. a five story brick building.
"-1IG0 10 feet; southwest corner Of
Cnl1mbus sy and 10th st, q I'VE story
triek and browngtOne front tenement
,~,.b fogr torres. 1s.gz76.5 feet
o. JuIy Is, is3 last 75ts, IT, near
TDlinyfon Az, four story bIlck an =,
brownstone front building. lo'9@Io%'%
feet. ...,..r = &
On July q, the southeast corner o.
yiyerside Drive and lO3th st. inc
Eouzyista, = ten story elevator apAt'-
rent house, lO0zl5llO feet 49,,
On July n, ~ 70 ZbO West oot9 ~
= seven story garage, 751lCO.5 ieet'
.tyo. the leazehold covering the norm
ygest corner Of Second Az. and sth ~
> four story brick theatre, 41HlZO ieet'
on the same day the Hcinze mouse,
tuown ~ I'm Madison Az, adjoining
the northeast corner 81 5sth ST. hYc
sfory and basement brick private
dwelling Zslzo5 feet.
On Iuly ~, the northeast corner Of
sta n. and Fif,h Az, four story ana
bssemsnt bTownstOre front private
IwelljnV. the home ~ me late Genera
rtrLles' together Nth 81 PIN Az, .
,hyee story and basement DtOwhstpne
fgeot private dwelling, 2g.5zlOD Feet.
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Hampstead HAS
LOW TAX RATE
Burden of Taxation Is Light Be-
cause of It's Growth III
Formulation.

Strong evidence OF the extensive
s,,burbar Growth in Nassau County
Long Island. is furnished by the tax
ratn in the township of Hampstead,
which covers the southern hall OF me
county. The tax rate there Is ~ cents
an Zach 81. as compared with rate
If Il on the hundred in oyster pay
townshin and 81 Il on the hundred III
North Hempstead township. Wlthin
+be boundaries of Hampstead township
sre the largest villages in the county
eucb as Hempstead. Freeport. Rockville
Centre. Floral Park. Garden City, East
Rockaway. Lynbrook and Oceanside.
Growth Of population has been ac-
tolerated by all of these villages pc
inc linked together by trolley ROAD
that Also connects them with the ele-
yoicd railroad in BROOKLYN, as well as
with points in Queens Borough; anu
also by their being served by electrlc
trains of the Long Island Railroad. III
other words. improved transportation
facilities have caused widespread I'M
movement Of vacant property with
CONSEQUENT decrease in the tax ra'e'.
Long Beach is within the to"nsnli
Of HempstcaG, and Improvement OIL 'hac
p,operty alone has added thousands 81
dollars to the taxable assets OF inc
township. while the contiguity OF
LONG Beach to Oceanside and East
Rockaway has had a benehclal erect
on Talues and improvements in those
The grcqtC, part Of the township OF
Homestead has become an immense
zone of medium priced homes for the
rniddle class. and /: is all within COM
nuting distance OF New York City.
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TO RESURFACE
MERRICK ROAD
Bitulithic Asphalt To Be
Laid This Week on Thor
oughfare to City Line.

At recent meeting OF the highway
committee of the Chamber of Com
merce Of the Borough Of Queens, OF
which Treadwell d. Carpenter, of ia
maica. is chairman, the question OF
repairing several of the main high
ways Of Queens was considered. II
was the opinion Of the committee that
the highways Of the borough were
never in better condition than at the
present time. but there are few
roads which need repairing, such as
Merrick Road. for a distance of about
four miles this side Of the Nassau
County line: Jericho Turnpike, near
the Nassau County line; Metropolitan
ay. and Jackson av., at Woodslde.
A letter from G.. Rowland Leavitt,
Superintendent of Highways Of the
Borough OF Queens, has been received
by Water l. Willis, secretary Of the
Chamber, in which he states:
1--WE have just completed the ar
rangements for resutfacing Merrick
Road to the city line with bitulithic
asphalt. The plant will be installed
this week and the work will be begun
by next week.
"The city line where it joins Nassau
County on Jericho Turnpike runs d.
rectly in centre OF road, nearly to the
Village of Queens. The City Depart
ment made an agreement with the Mas
sau County authorities that they
should keep in repair Jericho Turn
pike from the Nassau County line 70
the switch just east of Hillside av,
New York City to keep in repair the
balance Of this turnpike 10 Queens
Village. Our part is now being re-
paired and has been in good condition
generally.
metropolitan av. was laid by the
J. f. Hill Company, and part of it
has been proven faulty. The city has
ample security from their bondsmen,
and we hope in a few days that work
on this av. will be begun, and this
road put in frst-clasS shape.
ION Jackson av. just west Of Wood
side. there are two water meters that
connect a private water company with
city pipes. one on the north and the
other on the south side OF this avenue.
These meters were laid before the grade
was established and are so near the sur
face that il is impossible to get any
blocks or concrete TO stay. We have
asked the Water Department 70 lower
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LAND GIFT TO LE0NIA
Developers Present Tennis
Court Plot to Residents.

The residents of Leonia were given a
pleasant surprise last Saturday. when
the Leonia Heights Land Company
turned over TO them plot 200x2S5
feet. on which had been built two
double tennis courts, one grass court
a bowling green and croquet lawn.
The only restriction placed on this
gift was that the residents get together
and organize a club of at least sixty
members that would guarantee the up
keep of the playground This cond-
tion was easily met, as there are now
more than one hundred persons living
on this development, while the popula-
tion of the village of Leonia proper is
over 500.
One of the largest houses built this
season by the Leonia Heights Land
Company was bought last Wednesday
by Mr.. Stone, vice-president of the Erie
Railroad
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years Pierce-ArroN; sober
careful driver. years last employer. A.
r-bn,or 10 East SD st. care ~ Mrs. Marion
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them. but as the water question Is
unsettled and il would he expensive
the department is unwilling at this time
to do anything The Highway Depart
ment has tried different materials to see
if they could not improve this cGndl-
lion. but owing TO foundations nothing
seems to stand I ride over TINS ave
nue. two or three times each day ana
can fully appreciate why the compliant
is made. .. ,,oars
loss than 3 per cent OF our bltullthlc
roads has degenerated. and to-day we
feel that we made no mistake IN using
this material.
II am always glad TO answer any
questions and give information ana an d
SATISFACTORY explanations Of why the
highway department is at times pre- -,
vented from making needed repairs
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GENTLEMAN anxiously desires evening en-
plovmcnt. Address %. l.. Box D. care
s-4t ..ff ion
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CALL LABOR LAW DRASTIC
Real Estate Owners Associa
tions Want Changes in Bill.

The committee of the United Real
Estate Owners Associations attended
the hearings in the last week before
the industrial board of the State De-
partment of Labor relative TO the rules
and regulations to be adopted by that
body. L. Victor We'll, chairman of the
committee. said yesterday:
IF the labor law is to be enforced as
it is on the statute books to-day, New
York will lose its Importance as a
manufacturing centre. The law compels
the reconstruction of almost all of the
factories in the city. Our committee
will request the State Labor Depart
ment TO suspend the drastic provisions
Of the law which call for structural
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To Sell Amityville House.

On Saturday next Bryan l.. Kennel
~ will sell on the premises IN ANN!
vile, Long Island. the deslraoly 10
Gated country residence known "'
Breezy Point.
This property is located on the west
side of Clocks Boulevard. between
Merrick Road and Great South Bay
and contains large three story frame
house with sixteen rooms and bath,
together with stable and garage.
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alterations in buildings until after inc
proposed recodification at the next ses,
sion of the Legislature. To compel
owners to expend large sums OF money
now, only to be told in few mon;ns
that the changes are unnecessary under
the law as amended. is to intensity INA
to make more acute the evil OF over
regulation complained of so bitterly ~
all owners Of property"
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PIRLIC NOTICE

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED ut
~. Board Of Water supply at i,s Offices.
twenty-second fnor Municipal Building.
Park ROW. Centre and Chambers Streets.
New York city. until II A NJ. on Tues
day July "a 1914. FOR Contract rs. for
roofing With reinforced concrete tiles Is SUI
perstructures along the line Of the Catskill
aaueduct between the Ashokan and Hi,l
View reservoirs a distance OF approximately
a. miles approximately $500 tiles Will ~
r.cuirei unde. the contract The build
inr~ ready 90 receive the tiles. are beln.
constructed under other contracts.
Az the above place and time the bids
will be publicly opened and read. Pam
nbie,s containing Information for Bidders
and contact drawings can he obtained at
m, above address. at the ONCE OF the Sec
rotary. by depusiting the sum Of ten dol
lars t.lOl ~ cash or its equivalent for each
Pamphlet For further particulars apply To
the of;c. OF the Principal Assistant Engineer
AZ the above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS President
Charles y. CHADWICK.
JOHN I. CALVIN
Commissioners ~ the Board Of
Water supply.
". BRUCE COBB. Secretary.
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Female.

A-CHA MBERMAID-WM Young
Swcde. excellent city references. j., MISS
Hofmayor's AGENCY. 80 ,th av.. ninth floor.
Tel ~ Madison square.
AAA-COOk Young Swede excellent Is
months reference. Sio-SJ0. f.. Miss Hot-
mayer's Agency. 80 Jth aN.. ninth floor Tel
fj-7 Madison square
HOFMAYBR. Reed x Barton Building
80 5fh av. ninth foor agency. Reliable
servants for permanent and temporary situa-
tious Tel i52' Madison square.
CHAMRERMAID. SEAM-TREsS German;
experienced. best references; city. country,
wages $3.50 Gail az Lang < BoechereF
Company Agency a. West 32i ST
CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS Finnish:
neat: obliging: excellent references. city o.
country: $3.50 Scuderlings Agency. $50
Madison sv.. between leoth and l2lst sts.
CHAMBERM AID-WAlTRESS or PARLOR-
MAID.-Assist with anything; neat and
competent: excellent references. city or coun-
.ry Industrial Association. Il West ga st
COOK Finnish: nrst class. all branches. eX-
ccllent references: $3.50. city or country.
Soldering Agcncy 1915 Madison av., be
tween l,oth and l2lst SITS
COOK LATNDRfsS. HAMBEltMAlD--
WAITRESS Two neat young girls TO-
g,th,r or separate. sos. excellent refer
enccs city. country. Industrial Association.
J.. West ~ vt
COOK English Protestant. young. an-round
cook anl manager. must have Kitchen
maid. So to begin. Mis-. shea's Agency. 30
Past 81 II
COON e Assist iaundr,.a. exceptionally
rrat. competent YOUNG woman. best ref
eronces. Martha Golfers Agency. ~ 9Th av.
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COOK e. Assist lauudr'Hs. exceptionally
rrat. competent ,ouns woman. best ref
ercnces. Martha Golfers Agency. ~ 9Th av.
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NTRY PROPERTY.

FOR RENT. - BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
home with all modern improvements on
Penn r. r. - miles from New York: old
j. 'nlorial csutrt hail. = pt-lors. library. lining
room laNatory. butler. pantry. large hitrhon,
. uantries. servants bathroom and bedroom,
refrigerator room. detached servants rooms
and laundry. Q nrcpiacrs - bedrooms. bath
room. outdoor sleeping and ter rooms. large
,.rardas beautiful lawns. shade. n0N"rr.
frult. garden and rarasc An IDEAL all year
country home.
MALTEE WIILIAMS. Motu.ncn. y. J
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

cOIORED COUPLE-Butler: useful: first
class cook: do sntire work country house
,5j. best references. Miss shea : Agency. 80
East 4od II.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

NNSONTA STORAGE WAREHOUSE 90 80
Moyirg packing, shipping Automobile vsns
for long distance. Scnl postal fur estimate.
i2g West goth II. Phone. 3QJe Ryerside.
NATIONAL WAREHOUSE 90 49, iW y
57th ST. storage moving. pa king. saip-
Ming. automobile OF padded horse vans. city
or country. moderate rates. Tel. $3.50 Plaza.
DATES STORAGE WAREHOUSE. IS 1T av
Storage moving. racdng. shipping. ssfes
and pianos moved. Tel. i-i orchard
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SINSABAUGH
CKAIrsuAN nINGAIOW

situated I'm the country near New York: a
home Of tho most artistic conception every
known Improvement embodied. i'm % fully
established and refined community. . dis
tinctiye home for discriminating people a,
. price Of a commonplace house. ST. 80
terms arranged. Lambert. architect. 33i
RroadWav. y. y Phone BARCLAY cost
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
SILVER-BLACk FOXES

New company. stock $40 share Send for
booklet. The Mutual Black Fox Co. l5i
Nassau st
OPPORTUNITY.
Moving Picture Manufacturer wants
Young man. $3.50 years. as treasurer; must
have had financial experience. bear eNcep-
tional references ana invest $1,000. Answer
letter only. United Film Company. Gambler
Buiidnr. y. V
NANTED--An idea, Who can think Of some
slmple thing 10 patent? Protect your Ideas
,bev may hiring YOU wealth. Write for
.'N ecdrd Inventions and "ilow To Get Your
Patent AMI Your Money" Randolph 4 Com
pany. Patent Attorneys. Wash. ID. -
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WORK WANTED.
Male.


VOTING MAN. % desires 10 secure a
positi0n at ANYTHING. has experience IN
marking and clerical work, Al references.
Alfred Borro. go watts 81.
ROOKKEEPER- Experienced; German. Eng
Ush correspondent: middle aged mariie1
man. NOT afraid - hard work and long hours
wishes position II trust In Office or as cor
tc,,C- and representative. expectations mod
crate until fun efficiency is demonstrated .
hest references. Address Frnst buhllN' Iff'
an street. Nor.l Bergen. \. }.
.CARTNETMAKIN G. repairing. polishing at
tended 20 at your office or residence
References +. Weigert. 50i ". i71st st
CUAT-FFEUR-S years Pierce-ArroN; SOBER
rarefil driver: years last employer \.
Elmer. liz East SD St. care u Mrs. Marion:
GENTLEMAN auXiously desires evening en-
nloyIncnt Address -. l.. Box -. care
Tribune Office
FAMOUS FOR RELIABLE HELP.
New York's Leading agency. Estates. farms
oeutlemeu's homes institutions. city, country
7naIa female Farmers security Bureau.
Siducv sullivan expert. % Nassau st. Phone.
JOIN INVENTOR. required to help along
n.,y idea Of naval work. n desired VIII
make model proof. II steamship IS wanted II
viii TAX. some dime 90 make and some capl-
raj viii be required. call or address q. Ato.
SIG ii.- ST.. BROOKLYN.
VOTING MAN: 3. real estate experience as
rent collector aud renting agent. wishes po-
.ltiou Box \. 416 Tribune Office.
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TYPEWRITERS.

SPECTAL-CNDERwOOD. RoYAL. L c.
smith. Fox Stearns. Rem. -Sholes, Mon
arch Sccor sun, 81 Benedict Typewriter
supply 81 B'way. Established 1906
UNDBRWOODS. Remlngtons Nisihles. /. {.
smiths. Royals. Olyers. sacr'hce Driecs.
Visibles and others. s. up. star typewriter
Co. Ae7 Broadway. near Canal 81
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JEWELRY REPAIRING.

MESH BAGS repaired. rchnishel Ike new.
-6r. old iewelry reno !elled. s. FRIED
LANDER, Il Nassau 81
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Male.

AGENTS Let us show YOU how 20 earn $40
daily with q rapid selling household arucle'
q T. De sofa % Wall 81, New York
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

WORKOUT gold and silver bought by n.
Ionsmans Sons, gold and silver rehners'
John 81.
HIGHEST PRICES FOR OLD GOLD. Sill
Yer. platinum. artificial teeth. pawn Gcke,s.
BORG. i6 West 2Sd 81 -
MME NATAL buys fne evening. street an
dinner Costumes. Diamonds, Jewelry, Fur
highest cash value. SO West foth 81 Fhon'
go Bryant
OLD GOLD. SILVER and platinum bought
for cash: liberal allowances for silverwsre
in good condition HOWARD & 90. 10 John 81
KEFINERS' PRICES paid for Oh gold. eil-
Yer. platinum. artificial teeth. antioues,
curios LASKEG'S, 10 81 Az, ar 10Th 81
Established 1855 open evenings
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

A WELL PAYING corner stofc property.
non. elevator. Washington ll'ighus hank
mortgage uo Nac.u,l,a. rent Niguun. fnr
country place. lots. private residing. equity
10000. IAlLOt. 80 Broadway.
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HELP WANTED.

Any PERSON desiring 20 better present 70
sition can learn something OF advantage py
sending an addressed postal 10 Charles W.
Green. e97 Warwick ST.. Brooklyn.
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RUTHERFORD

plIIurpcnpn Healthy 4 Convenient sumner
hu'HlhIo" q winter. room beautiful new
emi-buneaow oak floors, beam ceiling fire.
place. gas range. electric. steam. slate roof
tile bath. minis. school. sta. 80 =. y.
81. $50. 5000 cash. bal small mo. payment
cINShRhlICH Crcl. ll33U Shafer Bldg
otNoHpHoob Park nv. Rutherford. y j
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INSECT EXTERMINATORs.

RrDRl'Gs. REACHES. EXTERMINATED
in four hours: scientific method: bCps TEX
co 5ls West l45th audubon $3.50.
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WANTED - WOMEN MAKE APRONS.
% cents per dozen; sent parcel post. AZ
dress stamped envelope for particulars. FEN
WAY SPECIALITY co. 5Gi Washington ST..
Boston, Mass.
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FOR SALE.

FOR 'SA,E-I'Wo dictaDhones. debating and
transcribing: latest models. Ike new: at
one-half original cost. Address Dictapbone.
Box Il Tribune.
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MEN with patentable ideas write Randolph &
% Patent Solicitors. Washington. D. c.

WANTED MEN 70 sell seeds to farmers and
ornamental stock in towns. Apply az once.
Ho-ick Sod Company. Rochester. y. Y
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yr,RNIsHED HOUSES TO LET.

TO LIZ. FCHNIsnED A. cha,hs an. ~ min H. D.
az August house. ten rooms, hF' ~"
-, I'm station. large lawn. E"fn'"
IoisniedJ. chickens. "'"ry mpn,In w.,
,,i.ucr rental reasonable Apply "''
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= ARM BARG AIMS

$40 mono1 -ma1ine farms biggest bar
Igains anywhere Fully described in our
l July Catalog p Free on request.
y Buhot Farm Agency. Flcmington. y. j.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Wuitigfaph Letters. 500 81 3u. .oo,'
SifS: 0.Oo0 81. prompt. a.. T. McathelYfd,
ll6 Nassau. Room 1908 Phone bssAman 49,
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COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT
AGENCIES.

COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
N y. Hoch, Prop; Office help, any ca
rarltv' 60 William st Phone 1907 John.
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MACHINERY. DIES AND MODELS.

METZ a WEISS. OH Eneincs operat. on
kerosene. fuel and crude oils. is Mott ST.
y :.
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BOROUGH OF BROOkLiN.
ro Irr FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

uAnI.EM MASONIC TEMPLE. hhli lodyS
East l2Jth ST.
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Female.

Female.
SIMMER RESORTS Twins hes; AEe aI and fcmale
helm suppI-d for all branches OF summer
resort service; % years established; telephone
connection.
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grRNIsHED COTTAGES TO LET.

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Iroaaway. $500 Hes!S"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-12
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CARPET CLEANING.
COLLECTIONS.
DIAMONDS AND JEwELRY.

WE NOW SELL Watches. Diamonds and
Jcwclry direct 70 the public az wholesale
prices Means big saving 10 you. Call or
write for CataIog 80 Bennett Mfg. Co.,
Us B'way and John St, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-12

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