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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11
WANTED--RooIns.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
BU'-iH less OPPORTUNITIES
BDCGiii. SOLD AND TRADED.
L. PiTTAiAN. Busincss Broker.

LID
l.. PiTTAiAN. Busines. Broker.
t-.rorlh Lenlh. Madison 1919.
WAITED. eNperienccd man to manage
nienI rc1uired. l. 81. caro- Timea. Dispatch
wA ;E ,, I" buy shenandoah Life stock. par
,os - '!' per aharc VIII pay cash for
ga, Murphy's Hotel. Richmond. Va.
MANCFhcTUhiNG distributor owning nat.
farminp p's nra, Would exchange for desirahle
adrsSs AZ stU care ? fss Dspa s%s
fon saie; splsndil business on principal
cent business located in moscsn buildlng
second nSar or S n2 d has 94 s;9
amn 'o' r, servant's room and large store
, ,'., which REQUIRE his full time. The
chaser may secure cheap lease on lot DO
10y ah"wer unless You mean business Ad-
wood Bldg. Norfolk. VA
AN established manufactures wants general
@"sH GS TO TO sSS 9sH and
Liberal contract Money milking possibiii.
l9l2 Republic Bldg. Chicago.
TW EETf lNCH Sprout Waldron Corn Mill
engine for other use. 30 viii sell mill Very
,hs1p. = J. PeIncau Jarratt. va.
'iwiL engineer and architect successfni ex-
perienc" landing real estate and indus
triai deH"ionmenta. wun,s responsible con
itNN.o' .NbiillEhI salary ana commission.
Haze automobile and engineering equip
'nrnt. No partnership. hut can inanc" ia
aEiduaI projects. II :23. care Times Dis
patch.
GROCERY ana PROVISIONS, West End. nrs,-
CLASS In every respect: well established.
IeasDrah e rent Docs $500 per week Wtll
invoice about 5000. For sale for excel.
lent reasons. II you In the market
'oT something good see this
h0oMiNG house. centrally located Lady.
!" order TO enter other business with Sis
tef- WI! sacrifice FOR $500.
BIG opportunity for specially man: rights
covering ten Suites. owner has to sac
riAce rncritoriou5 article.
l.. FlTTMAN. 1 NORTH TENTH ST.
Care sullivan x 90.
Fol! sale, The oldest Wholesale Iiquor store
In Washington. located ct go pennsyi-
rania Avenue" :. l.. Tie real place Tor
shipping business owner being Interested
IN 9l.t- oi-tDMn 1us!m.Es
EDISON R RlCTATiNG
Demonstrated and service Guaranteed by
The Exclusive Distributors.
TIE cARNEGIF: SALES co.
200 +. Broad ST Madison, 6227
SYDNEY :. LEVY. Manager.
'At Your Service"
There Are Reasons
why YOU should give US a good share o.
your lumber and miilwoTk business our
gives you VIDE range In making your Sc
.cCt!UhS. our service IS careful. and our
prices IN !iMc. Talk 81 over with w.
RICHMOND LUMBER CO, INC,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

WANTED men 20 learn barber trace; few
weeks required: steady positions for corn
pctent graduates: wonderful demand for
BARRIERS. Free catalogue. Richmond BAR
Ter College. richmond Va
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SITUATION WANTED-,raIe.

fLSlSIERED druggist wishes position at
once, relief or permanent. Box "a, Farm
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FOR REST-Rooms

FOR rent. IarGc. lisht ana airy furnished
loom: nso OF bath and tricphon. tMadison
6s3SJ. private family. ano-A West Broad
street. third noor
9ESoND story front: other rooms: central.
al f.aF Grace"
'i.iIi housekeeping suite. furnished com
.-.n- ---.. Ir1nt rooms Is south FIf,h.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

DOUBLE your money selling diamond rings.
h2lf karat genuine perfect blue. " hit.
diamond rims $50 90. -ha, r.tails for So
O. .. r.. on approval Beck I-we!ry Co
bldg. Baltimore. sd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

LARGE manufacturer has opening In Vir-
Elnia Tor experienced -di-sina!.. Rcp!y
Immediately giving ful! particulars regard
Ing your qualifications. Give phone num-
9e-. Adoress r. is. care Tines Dispatch
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-30

Sisnuinb Y;rnbaum an 6. S. We'
Diarmib. $500.
Ilarb arsusjaus an Gem. .. u. 9
SO. $1,000.
Stsmunb g;rnbaum an 6. 5. Wsei
9iarmib. $4,000.
Ganliie y. gribse oil aoomb ael'
Ter gIbs. SO. S1150.
@etilg:e Sppotbefen.
Ularp 6. !Sapes an Miauli 5p. g.
Ii. g. go. $3.50.
Sobn $. Remmers il. on Spring
@arben 6. II. .. 60. $500.
sSobn 6. Rogers an ~. Roe SlHita.
$1,000.
gatio1lal Some SO. an June Sir.
3. g. u. 6. &c. $1,000.
Barbara S1mibt an Z. Worb 8.
ii. 3. SO. $1,000.
2trminb o. Slad an Imelia Did
mann. $2440.
Senrp s. Q5eber an O. U. peters
ReaItp SO. $532.50.
9arrp 8. aebman an Greberit 10.
Wibers. 1854.
Daniel 8. We@uirs an Weitsrn
QDe. 3. q. $1,000.
German 8. aramer an Champion
9 q. Ro. 2. $3.50.
Sulins WaaItgpdi on pHllipind
Martsraf. $220o.
glepeomb &c SentiRs on eagle 9.
u. 6. u. $4,000.
Gmil aattptnteI on g.iia Stoel5I..
$15O.
Malter =. Serrmarn ON Sarrp 6.
9rotpn. S175.
ylora 1iiasr an Wuiie Saa 6. u. 3.
60. $1,000.
aaie Wbi.eaeob on aOu 80. 5ubsr.
$25OO.
gaiIes O'ganion an gasle g. u. 6.
u. $400.
George so. Geapsr or Columbia ..
Il. 9. u. 60. $500.
Seiber ~. Gppert al Wsaotion y.
u. 30. 2. $3.50.
glrthur 6. 9ollinser on M. 3.
9lofom. $3.50.
sSreberid u. Jillnore an 5erraes
part 9. IL. 6. 60. 1876.
gbriItopb.r Serolo an llnitn .. II.
G. 60. $2300.
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InIdndil6e na0ri0ten,

gesen bic Sdwar5'
2iite proisitirt in oem .Sornal b
gommereio" bon glio Elm braliliani'
| ider aaufmann. 9as SbreibeH ~
auberlt bemsrtelspertb, neil ss bas
ensliTte @orsetxn IN Elm beionbers
grellss 2i9t riidt. gs bsibt ba:
.Di. ensliife Resi.runs persrobsrt
nit Der sr5bien SefbitosritdnbliHisl.
bic beriibnte .S9iDar5s aiits1, ano
I'm mosliait runbe 3abIen beraus'
suI6inben, lperben braiilianilds uno
poriusisiiide Girmen mad 9ntoiintsn
nit baraiif seleBt. Der serinsite @srs
baft. her bGufis pom ipenig geeisnstea
3utrGssrn sssen cine obtr bic dnbsre
sirma erbobeii ipirb, gtniigt, lin be-
ren @sruribeiluna setpdbrleiIten, mo-.
bur9 ibr Der gmpfang bon Wddrsn
aug gnglanb unmOgli9 semdht
ipirb. Dos 1T aIles gut unb i1Or,
aber ipGbrenb bic 6rdn3oisn ii9 ipsls
germ, nit ben iyirmen, Die auf Der
S4ipar5en Cite itsben, ejsitdfte gu
MAIDEN, bsnuben perfdiebme enslis
f9e Jirmen bic SeIeaepbeit. unb s6s
germ Ilibt, ben Derurtbsiltsn Jirmtil
ibre futrtbppllen Dienfis an5ubieten.
Sie finben Wlittel unb Meae bic .ber,'
bammte" aunbiddft 5u btbYnsn, bic
natiirli9 auf &Oiien Der liebsn Utrs
bunbsssn sefunoeu iptrbsn BuiintbI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-30

is guiinsbl llnb Der RsIt fir bic, 0is's
|Rn4ihauen babsnl Die ein5ige INT
mort, bic man bierauf ssben ioil;c,
mare: bab ii9 bic brdiilianifden urS
poriusieiiiden Jirinsn 8uiammsntbi :
ten, um allss. iros snslii6 III, 81 ben.
tottiren, unb in Der 5auptindv 5si
frans6iiIhen ;y,rmen taiifenN Die
3ui9rifi ipri6t 9dnbsl
abbiner0r. d. 8. mel
Ting In 6 bteago geforben.
Sm Ssim ieiHsr 5cttsr, Sraa s.. s..
Wiit6ea, 1T i'm 2lltsr ppu 76 Sabred
Or. aarpn 5. Msiiins fanft entfhlae
fen. Der 9erI!prbsne ,iiammie au3
Wistlenburg. ipie feline @orfabrsn
iuurbs aid er HabbIner. SIN 9lltec
pon % Sabrsn fam er uad ben @er.
S!aatea. Sn ebicago ieiiete er brit
Sabre lang cine jiibiidl. @emsinbs,
ounn ipurbs sr mad Son ssraneiscp
bsrufsn, no er 25 5a9rt lang ibaiis
mar. Gr BAT ii bisisr 3sii nohi fiiHfs
ala jiibifte @emeinbsn urb Sdbbatbs
ihulsn in aalifornisn, Oregon iilo
NeOuba gssriiitoet unb Fb ben Huf
elnes sroben @tlebrten .rippr6en. 6;
tnm fpdter pisber nad GbicagO als
aeiier bes gnai Gbolom Sempels, no
er pirtte, Bis II ii9 Dor Elm pan.
SGbrsn ieines hoben 4lters pesen CUR
Rub. febis. Der @sritOrbens mar
'9robtommanbeur Der Scptiiib Rite,
aomturei Der Jrsimnursr bon aul:s
formisn unb Gbrsumitslieb Der bief.
gen Gspfions goge. ST binierIibt
flint 55dier uab brei S6hns.
Ncue .SarbenIebr e..
y@enn Gein Sodter9en 9ir sttpcs
poridtpinScIt ODER iib an poriiberidG.
renbe 4lu9en bdngt, taufe ibr cine
6Iouc Sdiirse. @enn 9cin sSnnsc
faji tdDlitb pon papa ii6ers anis sss
ltst psrben mub, tapt5iest ieine 3ims
nter mt blaiier Sapete. gSenn Oh
arltreilgeiloe BeilietnrbeIf 81 Iplill
hait. b1nge gel6e Garpinen Dor gcin
Stiibenfe,titer," erfl1rt gieu. 2. II.
Gjrumbins, g}rdiibsni Der rpipdoz
Scieaee Soeieip" IN eleucIduo.
o!Seaes Rotb nladt aeirte mbonglib,
9:infelrotb mad)t iie sefiiDl0va,"
fiigt cr tin5u. ,Meik it1rft ous
Siti!idfeitSgcfiibl unb f5roert gei.
itiac Jiein6eit. sSn Der Sbat. ieOe
iSor6a bat ibre beinnoere gsirfiin9
aui bas mcnidlife Geniiitb. stia
lridti1iien aber lit glau, oenn es
iiibrt rnb crb1It aiiiOer nuf 6em &C.
raoen gsiao.~ gs iuiirSe faum Der.
numbering crregen, ipefni Der far6en.
fnnbige Rcrereno bennadjft cine
SeilanitaIi erofinet in Der Rntientcn
hurd giuipirfiing periflieoerer 5nr.
ZEN pon frrperlifen Gcfreden i,nO
mornIiifen Sdipdden sebeilt merOsn
--fognen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-30
e:rnnbtiseutflnms.S .SbpotGefen.
Cincinnati, 20. Sept.
Reue 6ppptptten.

2 ~ y
Spbn $. Remmers an Soutberr
Obio 8. II. :. 60. $10c.
Gjeorat 81. @rots an Dolunieer g
u. 9. 50. $1,000.
5enr9 6. Deber on Sprins GroDt
Qre. 6. Il. .. 60. $370O.
Hatbanisl 8. giunn ir. on abarI
&Eeis. $336.
Sulta gotmann on syiiamaHn 6. u,
3. 60. S2750.
CLARA R. Deib an gbepiot 3. H.
6. 60. $500.
Gli5abetb 2flieueier an adura q.
alare. $170.56.
aouiie McSrpain on Weftern Ger
man Yt. $500.
2llfrsp u. goipe on Senrp Wsafs
gum, $3700.
Sarrp M. 9srics an gIfineb Wens
9. u. II. 6. So. $4,000
9erlelbe an DO. $500a,
@illinm 8. Rabe an 4bpants 3. Il.
G. 60. $4,000.
Qpbid Wl. Sibermdnn on gurnet
Dpobs Q. IL. 9. 60. $500.
DisIslbs an Anna 6. 2lrnolb.
$1,000.
2llbert Blum il. an Oft WaInut
Oils .. II. 8. 60. $160C.
2uria g. Gpdns an Court 5ouie
6. II. 3. So. $500.
anna MeGlnIep an Grebend %.
Weiiel. $500.
stuts @bits 9eub an Slmes u. Oa'
pig. $25O0.
Soiepp @. Coates an GsrteaHial Q.
v. $28o0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-30
grunoeiseutbums ltebertrasuugsa
eineinnat:, 90. @.pt.

Gincinnat;, 20. Sept.
grben BON 2eipis &. G6erritt an
emma Sberriit, 2ots 718 unb 719
in Senrp s. G4ultes Qtbbition in
Deer part. 81.
Die gldtioltol Some 60. on 2luguii
unb Minnie &elermann, Cots 43 unb
SO in Der Naiipndl Some Cos unters
abth in Rfeoicm Ribpe. 81.
DELTA Weistppf an syreb. Senseen,
10 SUB an Der Sitfsite pon Ballard
Abe. IN Eaflen. 81.
u. 9. gssers on bic Stabt ginein,
nnti, 2 Sabre 2safe, ppm 1. 4uguit
1915 an auf 100 1ub entIans Der
5arriion 4De. IN Seftion 10 in DILL
Greet SOipnibip. MonctIide Wiethe
SIPS.
@tbel 10. Dee an Grant q. Rnnion.
Sbsil poa Got 30. ! IN Wiuiam
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6. e dp rttt.

@alertines Stfftr,ntg mar erff e.
folst, pa9ber1 du4 Der @erintsarst,
pel6er bic berbeiga,rfenen Bea1uten
beqlsitet, f6 nit 9sitimnttbeit babin
ausseIprp6en 9atte, bab Der Sob Der
aruu gfedling burd etns @ergftung
init ltropin berbeigefiibr. ipoiheu fet.
lnb na9bem teine anbere Mnnnbme
mebr blieb, dis bab bic 0eritorbene
bas @fft apdbrenb ibrsS NrFeutbaltes
In Der Wobmirng bes grentRrIeute
uants 3ier In @iImersoorf bsipmu,en
habe.
Die Dienfthoten perT6erten. bic
gndbtseGra1i fei gang rrhI unb Nun.
ter bon 5auie eortseSahren uub frdnt
bahin suriidsetebrt. ga, bdtte man
felbft dnnehmen tpolIs1t, lie babe bns
Gift NIT bsm ON Noraen senoHensn
Jriibtiid betommat, 10 mar bies bas
bur9 tpiberles.. baB in biefem SALE
feine Wirtritg ,rIrr1DgI,ch 10 lunge
4dtte ouf ii9 1purten IdFen tDnnen.
@ber au9 uif bem Bees ndcb Wils
mersborf 1n1o bon bort Sltriid tonnt.
fie bds Itroptn ni6t erbaften baden,
ipeHr man nitt pernnrtben fpolIte, iie
hak es itd ieIbft betseDnaht, unb bas
yegen fpru4 a1es.
Der Rutfder, ipelter bic Dame 1es
fahren bate, mar fog.eih ausfinbis
geuinht iporbsn. st beaengte, bdb er
fie iinmittelbar bon Der Biftoriaf aftrab,
mad Der SeeftraBe in Wilmersbori
gebradt, bort Dor Der Sbiir bss 5au,
1es, m bds lie segargeu, separtet
iinb iie aIsbaan obne ieben Nufeni.
halt apieber na6 ibrer Wobu1t1g aIs
Eiidsefabren babe.
Die beibm DieHEutab&sn, tpsl&e |
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q d ulh II m or.

ssn Der unteren Sdule ipir1 Der
Rinbern bon 2uther er5dblt, u a
aud, baB Der &aifer bem Reformatoi
fir bic Reiie nu6 @orms freies @e'
Ieite sueeiihert tdbe. Qfs MIN be,
Qebrer Bel Der Wieberbolung fraste:
vWas Ii9erte Der &diier 2utber gu.
als er Jpn nd6 Worms berief9" ants
portete EN- 3ebniabriges MGbden fis-
eesseDib: .Oie 2s6ensOerfi4eringl
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u glasfidtIpa.

@efdnanib Dirtttor; rGg fdeini,.
Der gurids Dirb INNER fredsr. Du
bleibt nun iibris, I'm ibH miirb AZ
MAIDEN, mir itsdsn ihn ii cine JIolis.
runasaeleI
2lufitbtr: Dds hi.ft Sci benz
Serl nihts! Der unitEbdIt iif bort
aud gut er III 9auhrsbnsr.4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-30

@pob's Gitats in Settirn "a golum-
bia Up. in Der OriiaGft pledianI
Hibee. 81.
Sobn s. 9Dllman an Senrb 9ei-
benreid, 20 bei 100 Sub an Der Siib'
feite bon Mt9monb StroBe, 70 Sur
0itli9 Son CHM Str. $25O0.
2aprerce Martpea ir. an Gbmiins
@. aittrebse. so Bel 156 SUB all Der
Weftieite BON Plnm Strabe, nDrblif
Der Ia. Str. 81.
Sobn R. He0ilIe an Clement 8,
5ils, 20 Sup an Der SItIeite bon
Reebp Str. IT'S SUB fiibIib bon
Court Str. $1,000.
Senrb 9eibsnrei1 an Spbn y.
OolIman, S Sabre 9eaie, pom q.
September 1916 on auf 20 BEL 100
sub an Der Siibieite ben RihmonD
Strnbe, 70 Sub 1itIi9 oon 2inr Str.
SG6rIi9e Misibe $125, nit gntaufss
redt fir $2500.
sSeifie 6. GinbIan II. u. oil gilbert
80. Sdpparb, SO BEL 100 Sub an Der
tSiibieite DON Mit6ea gpe. in 4pons
bale. $500.
loenrp 3. Wcglure, aSm., an Sias
ben Mpulfe, 100 SUB al Der Weits
ieite Don 9rsenuiIe ape. IN GLENDALE.
$500.
9fuoolpb Wleper an GliSabeaWebsr.
% Sci 105 SUB an Der 9tprbieite pofl
Spgbid Str. in Mt. auburn. 81.
Rutb 6. 0oSslportb an Sarpep 90.
SreuSburs, 2.648 ader 2anb on Der
Weftieite bon wiitdel 9lpe., nab:
Wellipopo 2lpe. 81.
Weitern German Dant an 2ouiis
MeSlpain II 2ots in u. II. S.
&ne9t's rlnterabtbsillinS in 2Disht'
nee. $625.
9aplor RsaI GItate Sc. an Sarrp
81. priee, 100 bel 120 SUB an Der
Rorbisite BON Soreit aps., 40 Sub
DItlid BON Goea 9lDe. III Ioonbals.
81.
2lnna 6. qrnrlb an Ggbia ID. Siss
bernlann, 2ot 43 unb 5beil Don Gpt
AZ in Dilber 6. Irnol5's llnterubtb.
in Norppob. 81
Wiuiam Dalton an @gnes Ogrien.
% bel 120 Sub on Der eaiisrn IOe.
81.
statberine Dilts an Charles 81.
penbletpn, 90. So in J.dni q. Rets'
llnterdbtb. 81.
GbarIes 6. Mubse an 2uciu g.
Gpans, 2pt 267 in 9ofinger &c 9pps
tins' stpeiter unterabtb. m Soiitf
Rorppob. 81.
Diaiam @il6trt an 5reb. 90. eam'
mers, 26 5u5 an Der Siibieite DON
9arriion 4Oe., ia Jub DitIi4 bon
Salbott 2lpe. $4,000.
Reaie granb on Qlnna Wlegarlep,
Gpts 100, 40 unb Ill IN Wlils uno
aline's 3. unterabtbeilung, rs bei SO
Jub an Der Siibisite RON Sberman
9tpe., $40 Sup peitIid bon Wsitsrn
@pe. 81.
GpeIpn Corn an Mdrp GreuBians,
"a SUB 6 3olI bon Got 9 in Wearsaret
R. Doors l. llnterabtp. in Settton
81 Wiillerset Up. 81.
8eib:r SO. gppert or Spiepb Wl.
Coates, 20 bel 125 SUP an Der Dit
ieite BON Rormonbs 2lD.. in wldbiior'
bile. 81.
qroDibent Sapirsgguni anb 9rua
60. on Robert $. putman, 8 SABRE
acuie auf bas erfs Siod.ptrt uno
gaIement bes Grunbitiids so. 628
9ine Ctr. Sdbrlite Mietbe $4,000.
Mpsrs .. Souper on Sismunb unb
gtbeI girnbaum, 80 6:i 126 SUB an
Der OftIeite bon Burnt: ape., 100
Jub iiibIia bon &aiotu Gpe. m @nons
bale. 81.
Sarolb R. Gmitb an WarcusWeib' |
bonstp, 2ots 7, 8. 9 unb 5beil bon
Got 8 in Sri si4arbiOn's llntsrabt5 |
in Delhi. 81.
Die aeomb aeler glbs. So. an
fonnie @. gritse, 40 Bel 130 SUB oil
Der Oitieite pnn gben Qne., 120 Sub
aDrbli6 Don loreit 9tD.. in slponbalt. |
Satte 9. Smitb II. '9. an gnna 8. |
Niller, % bei $50 sSub CT ber glorbs
Ieite BON 2puts Mpe. 81.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18

The 24-Hour Wizard Alarm Clock,
made by the Yankee Wizard Clock Com
pany, 18 Broadway, New York City, is
similar in appearance and construction
to the ordinary alarm clock. 1t has the
usual second, minute and hour dials,
and the inside edge of the outer rim
of the face is divided into sixty equal
parts, indicated by red marks. The
alarm can be set to ring in any period
from one minute TO twelve hours, and
regulated to sound loud or soft This
clock is constructed of good material,
not complicated, and simple to operate.
In $50 settings, no failure to ring
within at least thirty seconds Of the
designated time was recorded. In the
kitchen such clock is useful for tim
ing eggs or reminding the cook to look
at her roast or cake. In addition, oc-
casions for its use in other parts OF
the household will arise from time TO
time. The price is $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18

am; in fact, | think more so. She Is
always on my side in any difficulty
that arises, and if bill seems little
larger than usual We are very friendly
in talking it over, because | trust her
absolutely. She is never on the de-
fensive with me about anything. Other
Sunday mornings are given to social
matters, reading notes and writing let
ters, planning for the meeting OF
friends or resting, or in the summer
time spending week ends in the country.
The more | write on this question
the more feel that do not seem to be
housekeeping at all; that | am just liv-
ing in the simplest, more comfortable,
peaceful fashion. | wonder a bit how
one uses up whole days or mornings
or hours in the management of an ay-
crage apartment or small house. / find
very little shopping to do. Twice a
year | have repois on the condition
Of bed linen, blankets, etc. These re-
ports come to me at the time of the
white sales," and restock my house
at the least possible expense and as
prettily in a matter Of texture and
color as | can afford. Once a month
am told about the state of my dishes,
but there is little to hear along this
line, because nothing ever seems to get
broken, except on the Thursday after
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
FIFTEEN MINUTES A DAY FOR HOUSEKEEPING

home,p but | know that she stays TO
make life easier for me and to take
care of us.
OF course, | do not mean for a mo-
ment that things do not sometimes 90
wrong, that there are not strained days
Of sickness or WEAKNESS, that we do
rot sometimes disagree, that we do not
feel the heat or the cold just as other
reople do and have the same reactions.
What | do mean is that we live togeth-
er as friends, that our interests are
mutual and that we count on each
other for sympathy and understanding.
If sickness enters her household and
she feels that she should be with her
own people she sends some one TO take
care of me and goes away for what
time she thinks essential. have never
questioned her doing this, and | know
that | have her deep gratitude for Is.
On the other hand, when | have had un-
expected company or sickness or care
she has given up her time to me un-
reservedly, beyond what her strength
would warrant. do not believe that
J have ever given her an "order"-and
am sure that she has never refused
to do anything that have asked of her.
am sure, too, that she depends upon
me in any trouble that comes to her
people, and | should be deeply dis
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
Chatilon Red Scale.
Made by John Chstillon & Sons, 50
Cliff Street. New York CITY. --.

This spring balance scale is Of a
type approved by the New York City
Department Of Weights and Measures.
II is constructed OF durable material
and is accurate in rs weighings. The
face or dial has a red centre encircled
with a broad white border, with the
ounce and fractional pound graduations
or markings clearly defined The scale
is made in a number Of styles Of either
10 or 20 pounds capacity by y or one
ounce divisions. The style equipped with
a colding white enamelled pan is par
ticularly suitable for the kitchen, as
groceries, meats, etc, can be readily
and accurately weighed upon u, and
when not in use the pan can be turned
in an upright position and the scale
hung against the wall. Prices, 80 20 81.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18
A PROFESSIONAL MARKETER

the institutional work in which she
was engaged. The idea of becoming a
professional marketer came to her at
that time, but she did not start out in
the profession until she had had two
years experience in catering for one
Of the large women's clubs in New
York City.
Special catering for dinner parties is
a side branch of her present work, and
she not only does the marketing and
plans the menu for these functions,
but she follows them up to completion,
even giving plans for the dinner deco
rations.
This last winter Miss Meier's work
has broadened into new and rather un-
expected fields, one of which is the
buying of coal. Some Of her clients
were having difficulty in getting the
kind Of coal they needed and the prices
they were paying were decidedly out of
proportion for the goods received. The
coal was badly screened and delayed
in transit.
They took their troubles to Miss
Meier and asked II she thought she
could help. Nothing daunted by the
unusual request. she started out in
quest of better and cheaper coal, with
better delivery service. She sought
the dusky diamonds in all the ordinary
avenues, but finally crossed the river
into New Jersey and there found just
what she wanted-the right sort Of
coal at the right price, with promise Of
prompt delivery. The merchant him
self was not in any way embarrassed
by freight distractions and had every
facility for prompt delivery. So there
was satisfaction on all sides. and Miss
Meier now adds to her other useful
household ministrations that OF coal
dealer
This is the way one woman with a
talent for shopping, supplemented by
the kind of business training which
gives the ability 20 buy always to ad-
vantage, is making a good living by
coming 20 the rescue of housewives
in the department where they most
need help. With the tendency toward
cooperation, the professional marketer
mas probably come TO stay. -
New-York tribune., 1916-06-18

unusual woman to work with, and this
is true; but have had the same ex-
perience with other maids and with my
laundress and the other people who
work in my apartment at different
times. As | said at the beginning, |
trust them and never worry. Perhaps
should also add that never fret
about little things in the house.
It seems TO me there must be a great
many capable, wise, kind women in the
world who would respond to confidence
and liking, and cannot for the life
Of me see why housekeeping with these
women should not be a simple, pleas
ant affair.
have never had any training for
housekeeping. | do not know much
about it. In fact, had no ability 10
eystematize work until learned it in
business Office; but it seems to me