davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-27

it bears closer resemblance to the
! coats of military officers.
Sleeves Big and Wide.
The sleeves are cut in comfortable
width and are gathered at the base
into a self cuff. The buttons are
bullet shape and are covered with the
coat fabric. There is no fur trim
ming. One puts special emphasis on
his because it is SO rare thing to
find fur absent from autumn models
that one is instantly impressed there
by. There is no law to prevent the
ultimate possessor from adding a fur
collar; but Cheruit was too consistent
and artistic to mar the simple lines of
the military model by affixing fur
thereto.
Dresses, too, are to exploit little
shoulder capes. The latter are espe-
cially effective when bound with braid
or bordered with fur, and it is likely
that they will be made separately from
the garment, to be worn or not as the
dictate of the wearer suggests.
Along with capes one finds revers
returning to favor. Mostly they are of
the broad ripple sort that may be fold
ed over and thereby close the coat or
dress. OF course, the use of revers
presupposes a vestee or foundation eff
feet. Sometimes this is of brocaded
satin or novelty satin vesting.
A good illustration of the rever suit
is offered in a model of midnight blue
falling thence in full, even lines to the
shoe tops. The coat is much shorter
in front than at the back. being par
ticularly graceful when viewed in pro-
file.
A narrow band of sealskin edges the
coat and on the sleeves and about the
neck there is band of that dark pelt
conferred by strip of white ermine.
The ensemble is very attractive, in
Guiding the broad draped revers be-
meath which the coat is fastened in a
double breasted diagonal line.
Some of the suits have the coats so
short that there is opportunity to show
novel yoke features on the skirt Many
Of the French designers have essayed
to confine skirt fulnesS in a series of
cord tucks running in up and down
lines and standing out from the figure.
The effect is more novel and deco
rative than the old scheme of flatten-
ing the tuck or plaft-
This scheme of tuck placement is
often repeated on the coat, the wide
space beneath the arm and across the
back and since sleeves have grown
duced at the top of the shoulder and
again Just above the cuff
The fabrics this season are OF IN
usual interest. A woman may have
her taillieur made of almost any fabric
from the unitarian serge or gabar-
course includes wool velours, suede
cloth, kitten's-ear and broadcloth.
Then there are the velveteens and cor
duroys, avowedly cotton, but worth
while, nevertheless. The French
makers have used quantities of cotton
velvet in the models sent to America.
One finds it not only in tailleurs and
street frocks, but also in coats that
have a good deal OF pretense to I'M
usual elegance.
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Ry GERMAINE GAUTIER.

Capes are featured in many of the
new coats According to sartor1al in
clination and figure lines one may Sc
lect a model with ripple cape,
coachman's cape or position cape.
The descriptive words refer to the
shape of the accessory, some of which
are cut extremely full, while others
fairly hug the shoulders and hardly
leave room for arm movements.
1t goes without saying that these
capes are not to be adopted by the
short, stout woman. They tend to de-
crease the apparent height of the
wearer and to give greater breadth
through the shoulders. Nevertheless,
they are wonderfully chic when worn
by the right person.
The cape, by the way, does not cross
the front of the coat 1t starts just
forward of the shoulders and rippleS
freely across the back. In this way
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"Reminiscences.

Which are the pictures in your gal
lery that you value most highly"
Il dunno" replied Mr.. Cumrox
Mother an the girls told the man to
go round and take off the price marks
L had put on EN- before / had time to
learn 'em by heart. Washing
Star.
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The type of hat war;
iously known as Giro
din, position or Di-
rectiore is made of
suede cloth with velvet
faced brim. A steel
ornament is surInount-
ed by an OS tr / C h
feather.
A foremost designer
of Paris has sent a
dance frock of apricot
silk, trimmed with sill
yer tissue ribbons and
lace.
Cheruit has designed
a mill t airy coat of
channels cloth in Carl
baIdi red. The cape
is the special feature.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
bankruptcy PctitfonA

NhtAVhhN
GEORGE c. HILLS. who was secretary Of
the George + Hills Company. dealer in
paper stock at los Gin street. has nled
a petition In bankruptcy with liabilities
OF t29.63l and asscte OF SIS In books.
The liabilities are all as accommodation
indorser on notes of the company. The
company made a composition . few
months ago at 10 cents on the dollar.
NATHAN NEWMAN. jcbber In women's
underwear. formerly at 47 Broadway.
has filed a petition In bankruptcy with
liabilities OF s4.7te. and nominal g.
Gets Of 1850. He made an assignment
on October s, 1919.
Bankruptcy Schedule.
THE NIAGARA WAIST AND DRESS
COMPANY of 1871 West Nineteenth street
has alod schedules showing liabilities OF
e2l,s23. and assets OF f2.eoA.
Receivers Appointed.
RUSSIAN IMMIGRANT, Inc.-Judse Hand
has appointed John l.. Lyttle receiver
Usher OF a daily paper at asi East
Tenth street. on application OF Theo.
acs' Russian Pl'' oT'ho G.slds cs,h %rs. Ma,u 81
Aid society OF the u. 4. A.. a creditor.
lie set forth that Gabriel @. Dobror.
president Of the Russian Immigrant,
l lps;pp sn af'' Ss G Jais. e Z. 'a isAi SS%H s,,S
him a large part of the assets. The
assets on hand are estimated at 1880.
N. Keller COMPANY, .lnc,-Judse Hand
receiver for n. zeiIer Company. dealer
in women.s apparel at SOL sixth Avenue;
bond. $4,000. The liabilities are Sl5.5S7.
BARNET KANTER-Judse Hand has ap-
pointed Hamilton N. Dawes receiver for
Barnet Kanter. livery stable. at SOL
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l.

SUPREME COURT or THE STATE OF
NEW YORK. COUNT OF NEW YORK.
Richard Il. swsrtwout and Gireud y Thom.
son. as trustees under the. last will ana
Plaintiffs. ssains, Blairs l.. Harseii and
In pursuance Of a Judgment o, ,o,..
closure and sale. duly made and entered IN
the above-entitied action and bearing sac
signed. The %referee in said W ,ed s9as,,
named. will sell at public auction az he
Exoh.nse saiesroom. Nos. it-i6 resey
sht'e City N Of Ne New HS York;. on q ,hs ss snirS Hs, Q;
August. 1913. at - o'clock noon on that
day. by Joseph J., Day. Auctioneer, the
sold. and therein described as follows;
ALL those certain lots. pieces or parc., Of
land. With the buildings and improvements
ine Borough Of M M;H lsn"s 3, ana M. ' ci - 2
New York. In the County and State ot S.s
York. bounded and described as ,o!ovsi
Intersection OF the ssuthorIy tlIe II
Howard street with the e%a.,eriy sii- Vt
broadway running thence e%asterty aIons
hundred and tweaty-,hree feet nse std
one-haif inches to premises No g. Howard
street; thence southeriy along said
premises and nearly parallel with broad.
way one hundred and one fee, ten and one.
half Inches to land now or late Of John
gay thence westerly nearly parallel 0rh
toward street and along said land nov
or late Of John Jay twenty. four tect ni..
and three-quarters inches to a point IL,
tsnt ninety eight feet three and oup.N.,
Inches easterly from Broadway: th.rc.
northerly nearly parallel with BroalNU
and along the land now or tate OF John
Jay forty-nlne feet eleven AMI one-hat
inches 10 the northerly line Of said tanI
now or late of John Jay; thence Westerly
ana along the northerly line Of land nov
or late OF John Jay ninety eight feet fiuf
and one quarter inches to the eas'erly "a.
OF broadway, and thence northerly alors
The easterly side OF Broadway fry.ons
rect ten and one-quarter inches 20 ne
point or place of beginning; Together WIN
All gas and electric nxtures. heaters.
boilers, elevators. pumps and machinery
ana connections OF every description In or
connected with said buildings and premises
and whether or not the same or any 81
them are securely attached to the freehold
or otherwise, the came having been declared
In the mortgage hereby foreciosed 20 be
real estate and covered by the lien OF ssld
mortgage.
Dated. New York. July 10Th, 1915
ABRAHAM FELT. Referee.
VI. THOMSON. Attorney 70,
Plaintiffs, lI Broadway, Borough q,
Manhattan. New York City.
The following Is a diagram 81 the prop.
cry 70 be cold. It's street Numbers az.
s2s-tsa broadway and 37-i Howard
Howard S,raet
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East fIbth street; bond. $500. Ths
liabilities are $1,000 and the assets


GROVE STRAW HAT MANUFAcTuR1NG
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hand has con
frmed a composition OF the Grove straw
Hat Manufacturing Corporation OF -
cents on the dollar. The liabilities were
TOWER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
Judge. Hand has CONFIRMED a composi-
tion of the Tower Construction Company,
builder, Of I Madison avenue. with cred
able 10 cents each and az Ia eents in
n The liabilities :~ we're g" sso'sss. '"'
LOUIS HOROwITz.-Judge Hand has
confirmed a composition of Louis Horo-
wits, dealer in clothing at ~ West
Thirty fourth street. with creditors At 80
oents on the dollar.
Assignment.
SARAH LEVIN. dealer In tinwere a. 40
Forsyth street. has made an Assignment
to Herman Chaser.
Discharges From bankruptcy.
Judge Learned Hand granted discharges
yesterday. to these bankrupts; Theresa
Siii,,es. $4,000 on bond and mortgages;
Herbert Cockshaw. manufacturing Jweller.
90. West Thirty.seeond street, liabilities,
sss.pssi Anthony Kelly. contrae,or,,. b2t
Babel, s7es broadway. formerly restau-
rant: Frank r.. BENJAMIN. 40 Fourth ave-
nue.. Louis Cohen. painters supplies. 3
Sixth avenue; Leopold II. Gels. 1884 Madi-
son avenue; samuel %Greenbers. 81 A,,or-
ney street; Andrew Greis. aSS West Nine-
teenth street.; Frank A. %Grippone. ston,e
cutter, 2475 Hughes avenue: Eugene y,
fimerdinser. appraiser, b+l West lcith
street; Albert Lee. author, i2tb Madison
avenue; Albert ]. Marois. 90 West Twen-
ty-eighth street.: MacDonnell Bros, prob
uce.. Poushkeepsie. Rosener 4 Rosenbers'
pigner, 10 caldwell avenue. and Charles
sternstein. Jeweller. 1877 Avenue A.
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SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
THE TRUSTEES OF II LEAKE AND
WATTS ORPHAN HOUSE IN THE CITY
OF NEW YORK. Plaintiff. against STAR
il620.lsl5.
In pursuance. OF a judgment OF TORE.
closure and sale, duly made and entered
IN the above entitled action and bearing
Undersigned. the Referee In said judgment
named. Will sell at public auction. at ms
Exchange Salesroom. Nos l4-io Ne'ey
Street. In the Borough OF Manhattan, cry
1915. at Il o'clock noon on that day, BY
Joseph =. Day. Auctionser. the premises
directed by said Judgment 10 be sod, sri
therein described as follows: l. ;hat
the buildings thereon erected. situate. ly.rs
and being in the City of New York, and
bounded and described as follows BE.
GINNING at a point on the southerly ~.
and nifty ,2bo) feet Westerly from N.
Southw ssterly corner OF SiSty-seconi street
and Tenth Avenue; running thence South.
erly parallel with Tenth Avenue ami paT'
hundred ,lo0l feet hvs t5l inches, thence
Westerly and parallel with SiNty-segori
street. twenty-five 800 feet. thence Moth
erIy and again parallel Win Ter.h Avenue
wal. one hundred tl0o) fee. and Eve 49,
inches to the Southerly side o: s!N'y Sc.
ond street and thence EaSterlY along 'ali
sontherly side Of sixir.seconi stree,
Of beginning
Dated. New York. July :. 1918.
WALTER A HtgSCH Refer-.
The following IS a diagram If The prop.
erty to he sold Its street Number Is 2s
West sand street:
No ?is ives, s2nd Street
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WESTERN BANKERS HERE.
Delegates to Board of Governors
Meeting Discuss Plans.

The Western delegation of the Board
4 Governors of the Investment Bankers
Association of America visited this city
yesterday on their way to the quarterly
meeting of the governors, TO be held a,
Portland, Me, on Saturday. Secretary
Frederick r. F%enton. who headed the
delegation. was in conference with A. y
Leach. president OF the association. and
tther local members of the board. Plans
we're discussed for the fourth annual
convention TO be held at Denver, Col,
September go to 90.
Al the meeting OF tho Board of Gov
prnors at Portland the regular ticket
will be nominated to be voted on al
he Denver convention.
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF HEw
NoRk-THE WINDHAM RE~ALtzArl4S
COMPANY, INC, P.ainilN. against JAMES
ALLEN NICHOLS, st a! urfennAL's
In pursuance OF a judgment % t77'
closure and sale, duly male al en'--i
date the l4th day OF June, lt.d l. 80
undersigned, tho referee IN sa.l judgment
named. Will sell Mt pubic auction. a. ~
Exchange Salesrooin, Nos 49, YES,
street, in the Borough OF Manhattan
Of New York, on the ?nd dag ~ A%g-'t
1919, AZ J.: o'clock noon on That da} ,.
SAMUEL MARX. Auctioneer. tAe rrem'.-.
directed by said Judgment 20 be so.A' am
therein described as follows:
ALL that cer.ain lot. piece or pafae.., 80
81 New York, In the County AL STATE .
New York. and bounded and -esc!'ot' -
follows,
BEGINNING at a point on ~ -,
er!y side Of seventy MN S.rer' '.'
one hundred and twelve feet Eus'.'" l
the Northeastern corner ~ S's"".
street and columbus Av"nte.
thence AurtherlY parable. VIA
Avenue one hundred ana two '" wa
Inches 70 The centre I!ne ,i %.
twcutN-one feet, th'N'e S'l.h'.
parallel with Columbus ANrntr aH.
OF the distance through - pt-'
hundred ana two feet two inrl's
Norther,y side OF SEVENTY httn ~...
one feet to the point 81 place q, .'F''
EDMVNp HTRlEy '-s
ALEXANDER n GkEEN, A''. 80,
Plaintiff, once and 7 -
RroaaMay' boroash Of M'"''.'
The following is a ttasraw o. '.r (. s
IVES, 18Th Street:
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The approximate amount OF the lien ~
charge. to satisfy which the above
described property Is to be sold. Is tSS.,'
1870, with Interest thereon from July "a.
1918, together with costs and allowance.
amounting 20 s3f2 IS. with interes, from
tuly sth. 1918. together with the expenses
OF the sale. The approximate amount -
the taxes. assessments and water rates. of
other liens. which are TO be allowed 10 he
purchaser out OF the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee. is as follows: TaHe.
for second half Of 'si2. 33,0is.5O, for sec.
ond half Of 1914. ie,759, and for the ft.,
half OF 1915, sc.7bs2 rs, and Interest. sni
water rates. 1915.
Dated. New York, July 10Th. 1918.
ABRAHAM FELT. Referee
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Centre IIns OF Block

The approximate amount OF tbs lien ~
charge. 10 satisfy which me above IL
scribed property to be sod, Is Fifteen
thousand i've hundred anI nirety-'h!es
75-ioo tl5.5sS 70 Dollars. WIKI Interest
together with the costs and allowance.
amounting to rhrce huudred seventy etsH;
and eI-lO0 tSls.6t Dollars, with Interest
from June a5th, 1915. together with ths
expenses OF the sale The AppEoNimA.e
amount OF the taxes. assessments aGl va's'
rates, or other liens. which ar. 70 be AZ
lowed 10 the purchaser olt 81 the purchss
money, or paid by the Referee, 4. Two hun'
drea sixteen and 26-l00 32l6 go Do!,sS
and Interest.
Dated. New York, July 2. 1915.
WALTER A lITRSCH Re'ere.
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~sURkOGATE's NOTICES,

FLETCHER, WALTER Sin pursuance
OF an order OF Honorable John i Cohalan.
a Surrogate OF the County Of New York.
having elaine against Walter S, Fletcher,
late OF Paris, France. deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber, at It's place OF transacting bust
ness. No, 81 Wall street, in The CITY OF
New York, on or before the Goth day Of
January next, Dated, New York. the lsth
dey. % July 1915. THE EQUITABLE
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Al
RAY, PRENTICE q ROWLAND, Attorneys
for Administrator 81 Wall st. New York city,
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kOl'OSAL

PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF
SCRAP ROPE. offered for sale by Tho
Panama Canal. Sealed proposals will be
received at the office of the Assistant Pur-
chasing Agent. The Panama Canal, "a state
street, New York city. until 600 L. NJ,
July 81, 1918, at which time they will be
opened In public, for purchasing the above
mentioned material. Blanks and general
Information relating to this sale may be
obtained from the above office. X. l..
Rutherford. Assistant Purchasing Agent.
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Sir Frederick said that the financial
condition Of anal was such that il
was standing the strain upon 1t excel
lently.
'Canada Ia in this war TO fight to the
end." he said. "She is giving her best
and will continue to give. The feeling
In the country is strong, very strong,
for The continuation of the war to the
end. even though Canada is not yet
lighting against direct attack upon its
own hearth and home. opinion in the
Dominion is that President Wilson has
handled the German situation with emf
M craftsmanship and wisdom
1t Is learned that in addition to using
part Of the proceeds of the loan for pub
lie works, the Dominion Government will
use some of It as a cash reserve on hand.
Canadian provincial and municipal loans
have found a good market in this coun-
try in the experience OF the loans thus
far brought out. The principal loans of
this kind thus far fioated here since the
var started include the following:
Province of Manitoba. s5,475.0 900. five
year 8 per cent. notes, brought out by
Kissel. kinnicut a. Co. Province of
Quebec. 100000 fve-year 8 per cent.
notes, by Brown Bros. & Co. Province
cent. notes, by william A. Read g. Co. ;
City Of Montreal. $500. 900, three-year
5 per cent, notes, by Harris, Forbes a.
Co. and Wood. Gundy & Co. city of
Montreal, $4,000, 900. three-year s per
cent. notes. by Kountze Bros. A. b.
Leach & Co. and +. IL Rollins & Co. :
city OF Ottawa, 1000, 900. one year 8
per cent notes, by the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company.
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PROPOSALS O FORAGE AND
STRAW-Orice OF the Depot Quarter
posals will be received here until 10 O'Clock
A, NJ, August IL, 1919. for furnishing
Forage and straw required during nine
months beginning Octobsr !, 1915. Fur
ther Information on application.
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HELP


HAVE an excellent opening In Chicago
for experienced butler ana valet; good
hours; good wages; give reference, age, eX-
perience, NJ, box li5 sun office.
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CANADA BORROWS
S4O,OOO,OOO HERE
First Loan That She Has Ever
Placed in L. s. Handled by
Morgan Syndicate.
WON'T BUY MUNITIONS

A loan OF $40, 900. 900 o S4b. 900, 900
that has ever been placed In this coun-
try, was announced yesterday by J.. =.
Morgan & Co. and Brown Bros. & Co.
The other members of the syndicate are
the Bank of Montreal. the National City
Bank and the First National Bank. Tho
ban bears interest at 5 per cent. and 10
In the form OF $4,000 900 ono year
notes and SIS, 900, 900 or 100000 two
year notes.
The placing OF the Dominion loan here
b Of course the direct result OF tho
war and the heaviress OF the financial
burden upon Great Britain. The Domin-
ion Government has never before gone
outside OF its home territory or London
10 negotiate Its financial needs. 1t comes
TO this country as the one big money
market OF the world available which Is
hot choked with demands upon VI
The loan was questioned Immediately
In Wall Street yesterday as an indirect
attempt to correct the foreign exchange
~situation with Great Britain by the
placing of the proceeds of the notation
by the Canadian Government at tho
disposal Of Great Britain for the pur-
chase OF munitions. 1t was stated EN-
phatically that this was not the case.
Sir Frederick Williams-Taylor. gem
eral manager OF the Bank OF Montreal.
which is the financial agent of the DO
minion Government. negotiated the loan
As the agent OF the Government. sir
Frederick said yesterday when asked
about the report that the money would
be used by Great Britain to buy NUM-
tons:
THE following statement is author.
ised That the proceeds of the loan VIII
BE- used to defray capital expenditures
upon public works and undertakings UNI
der construction In the Dominion OF
Canada. 1t is bvlou from this state
ment hat the report mentioned Is not
the case"
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Notes 90 he offered soon.

The notes are dated August ! and will
be offered publicly coon, possibly to-
morrow. The Offering price. 1t was said,
was not ready for announcement. A
feature of tho notes Is the provision that
they may be converted at any time up
to three months before maturity into
twenty years bonds of the Dominion
bearing 5 per cent. interest. free from
Canadian taxes.
The, loan makes a total OF between
SIS 900, 900 and $50. 600. 900 which
Canada through its central Government,
it, provinces and municipalities has Dor
rowed here since the war began. This
borrowing has been unprecedented and
has been almost entirely the result OF
the war.
The loan to the Dominion Government,
u was considered yesterday In h!g
banking quarters. would do more 10
oolidify the good feeling between Canad
and this country than anything that has
happened IN years. 1t was felt that
thiS was only the first OF important bor-
rowing that Canada would do here and
that even after the war Is ended and
the normal London market Is restored
the habit of borrowing here formed now
will tend to be continued. though nat
urally In much less degree.
Sir Frederick spoke with qualification
y~estarday OF the good feeling between
the two countries that would DO pro-
NOTED by the conclusion OF the loan
He said that the friendship already ex-
lsunG would be further stimulated
through the loan negotiation and that
the two countries promised TO be drawn
closer together.
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BURLINGTON, VERMONT.
Information 1915 or 1884 Bway.
POcOno Observation-Disclosures

NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN Room. en-
suite with baths. Electric lights. steam
heat, telephone In rooms, Music, Dancing,
Saddle Horses, golf, tennis. bowling, Gar
age. Illus. booklet Lack. II, X. to Crssco
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The approximate amount OF the NtT ~,
charge, to satisfy which the sn,,Ne y
scrihed property is to be 800. Is ~ ~,
FIVE THOUSAND THREE ntNl
EENENTY-SENEN IS 100 lb. - -
ls25,sii;sl, with interest thcr'on 'rn.-t
the 9TH day of June, 1913, tog+'h". "'
the costs and allowance am. ~
$3.50 SO. with Interest from Jun" t''H' 49,.
together with the expenses m ta7 -,
The approximate amount Of the ttN"
ana water rates, o. ''A"t ~
which are to DO allowed 10 the plfcA"..
out Of the purchase money, or PAS ~ !"
Referee, In ~, 5TS,Ss and irteresL,
Dated, New York. July 9th, ANS
EDMUND HURLEY. Nst.gsss .
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SUNSET PARK INN

And Cottages. UIaincs Falls. n. Y.
Accommodates $50. Rooms with bath. electric
Golf. Tennis. Boating. Fishing
Orchestra, Dancing. Pure Water. Rates mod
crate. Booklet. JOSEPH BNkNES.
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VERMONT.
VERMONT FOR VACATIONS
VERMONT

Send &c stamp for illustrated booklet 81, ing
information about resorts, hotels, farm houses,
cottages, and camps. with rates. railroad fares,
Address General Eastern Passenger Agent,
Rutland Il. r.. l2l6 broadway, N. =. City.
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SITUATIONS wANTEIGFEMALE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for elderly
lady or child respeetable young woman;
rsferencss. YEITcH~ 2oI& Gleason Ave,
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From New Pier 90. East River, foot Of PECK
Slip daily except sunday. at 8 PM. for Connec-
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HARTFORD LINE

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