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Household Notes

Chilled water is safer than iced water.
 Successful baking means careful measuring.
 In hot weather water is an inn portant food.
 Serve cheese crackers with plain lettuce salads.
 The ice compartment of 8 refrig- orator should be kept always full.
 Japanese blue and white toweling is very good used for hand towels.
 Once week every corner of the ice box should be thoroughly cleaned.
 Rice, macaroni, hominy and spa ghetti are all substitutes for potatoes.
 Peanut butter is a pleasant addi- ton to the mayonnaise used with cold slaw.
 Children should be taught most religiously to wash their hands before eating.
 Lima beans make a delicious salad with lettuce leaves and French dress ing.
 Two meatless days week are easily managed if fish is substituted for the meat.
 Muscle workers must have coarser food than is provided for brain work CTS.
 Blueberries with brown bread and cream cheese make a very palatable light luncheon.
 bread board and knife on the table, so that the bread is sliced as used, save much waste.
 good salad consists of cucumbers, tomatoes and shredded peppers, with just a dash of onion.
 Fresh mushrooms may be dried and stored if the drying is started the minute they are picked.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-15

with your Compound for the benefit of other mothers. ''- MADAME EUGENE BEDARD, 558 Main Street, Springfield, Mass.
 Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound is so successful in overcoming woman's ills because it contains the tonic, strengthening properties of good old fashioned roots and herbs, which act on the female organism. Women from all parts of the country are continually testifying to it's strengthening, curative influence.
 If you want special advice write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Go. ,(confi- dentiaD, Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened, read, and answered by women only.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-15
NORWEGIAN STEAMERS SUNK. Falkland and Capella Destroyed by
 Submarines

London, Aug. 15.-According to despatch to the Exchange Telegraph company from Copenhagen announce ment Is made by the Norwegian for eign office that the Norwegian steam CT Falkland has been sunk in the North Sea. Ten persons were killed.
 The steamer Capella also was sunk. The crew was saved.
 The Falkland displaced 4,S77 tons gross and was built at Glasgow in 1897. The vessel was owned by a Christina company.
 Available shipping records give a steamer Capella as being 877 tons gross, built at Bergen in 1885. She was owned by a firm in Sandefjord.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-15
SELF GOVERNMENT IN POLAND

Copenhagen, Aug. 15.-Administra- ton of justice in the kingdom of Po- land will be handed over to the Polish authorities September l, when the council of state will establish a min istry of justice and hierarchy of courts. These are the first actual powers placed in the hands of the council of state. The council is un- able to accept the educational plan submitted by the German authorities and declined to undertake the school administration.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-15

Prior, Bigelow Cooper and many more motel Edison stars.
 Don't forget Little Mary McAlllster in DO Children Count?' World Library also on the program for to- day and tomorrow. For Friday and and Saturday, America, That's Al" with William Deureaux.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-15

QOWu SO1IulCAOll, lldU pains in my left side, SO l would faint of- ten. My doctor ad- vised me to try Lydia E. Pinkham's
 V e g e table Com
 pound. I did so, a nd gain ed in
 strength so l can
 now do all my own
 house work and I
 hope you may pub |lish my experience
New Britain herald., 1917-08-15
Pads and Fashions

A new material for collars and trimmings is called gunpowder cloth.
 Simplicity is. more than ever be- fore the fashionable thing in all dresses.
 Velvet and silk muslin is one of the latest combinations for smart af- ternOOn gowns
 A swirl of ostrich feather peeps from above on the brim of some of the Smartest hats.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-15
MOTHER OF NINE
 CHILDREN
Able to do Housework by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
 Vegetable Compound

Springfield, Mass. -"After the birth of my ninth baby was in a weak, run
New Britain herald., 1917-08-15
to feel Fresh andFit

you must keep your ston- ach we'll, your liver active,
 the bowels regular, andyour blood pure. Your physical condition depends on the health of these organs. When anything goes wrong
New Britain herald., 1917-08-15

Fresh mushrooms may be dried and stored if the drying is started the minute they are picked.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-15

A good salad consists of cucumbers tomatoes and shredded peppers, wit just a dash of onion.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-15
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
By ADELE GARRISON

 o In
New Britain herald., 1917-08-15

A bread board and knife on the table, so that the bread is sliced as used, save much waste.
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MARRIAGES


sloca MARKS On Wetnesday;; ,;a NOF Ron
- 5. 1917. az Hotel Astor;, AIs s. MI
Warks. Of ToVanda, Penn 10 heu'y ,,,sioy
ID New York CIty. b. Dr. Jon"
Elliott ,.,,-
INONICO- FANSHANE-
-, Noyerlber .. az MorrstoWh' y =
o. ,bc Rev Donald ". Brookman, u. y,
T.T.b NacCullQgh lansnawe 70 NI'-'i 'e9
cb-;st pcirionieO. OF Madison. y. -
y.VTIN- BRITAIN November - a.
-, boms. Mis- Virginia Irene BRITAIN q
v1oto-s. y. Y. to Sergeant Arthur =
ts-.in. the Rev. William ]. Bruce oihciat-
ing.
,oxAIxE- HoLDER-At Cambridge, Mass,
- November "a. by the Kew EiWocu
Nc--ester. n. D.. Edith. daughter OF red
...t Blats Holder. 10 Ralph benjamin ko-
maine. Fnsigu L. $. y. y. V.
su1PNAN - ZINKEIsEN -- On Wednesday
'N1,.e1,bs- =. at los West 55th St. New
vo-t bv the Rev Edmund Hsnce Carhart
- Celipe. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Linkeisen. L. :. K.
uIARD-FOSTER- Mrs. John Weenls H.
tsrd announces the marriage OF her dassh-
g. Helene. 70 Charles Clinton Foster, ser
r,art Corps Of Engineers, u. :. y. A., by
he Rev. Charles POpham, on Monday, NO
verber %, 1917. at o Moen pL, Newark
y. }.
vyu-sTRAUs- and Mrs. Gustav
Straus announce the marriage. OF Their
Ssughter. Belle ). 10 Mr.. Berthold Wen.
NcTember %, 1917. at theft home, 5V'
West Esd 81. New York City.
Nc-NUTT-wilfred J. Young. OF l-l4
Nelson av. 70 Margaret Mutt, on NoYem-
Der IS, 1917.
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British EcoHoDlic Expert

LONDON, Nov. 20.-Will state con-
troll of national supplies result in the
permanent abolition Of the middlemsn
or merchant! This is a question which
is likely to become as acute in the near
future in the United State. as IL has
already become in the United King
dom.
In England hundreds OF thousands
Of merchants are wofully surveying
their elaborate showrooms and mourn
fully going through their lists Of GUS
toners, wondering if ever they will be
allowed 70 trade with them again. Al
most every important form of market
able product has now been brought I'M
der some form Of state control, and in
practically every case the immediate
result has been the elimination OF the
middlemGn. Producers and consumers
are being brought close together, with
the state acting as intermediary where
such an Office is necessary.
lndsed, 80 deep mas lhe ahlSeohlsHi
to the middleman gone that only re-
Gently a scheme was mooted fo- estab-
fishing a public company. with CAPT
tai Of 100000, 900, to wipe him out al
together. The scheme cannot be said TO
have Caught on" II was, in fact, a
fairy tale kind Of proposal. At the
same time, it was thoroughly symp-
tomato Of the kind Of thought which
has been engendered by the war activi-
ties OF British government depart
ments.
Merchants Fight for Life
The merchant elsss--and it Is an i'm
portant class in the hegemony of Brit
ish commerce has not taken the new
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out that much Of BritAin's commercial
prosperity has been due TO the enter
prise OF the merchants. They have
taken the risks Of discovering new mar
kets and new sources OF supply. Iney
are the expert buyers and sellers ana
have at no litt.e~eost 70 themselves
xhepherded the worlds necessities
from the time they have growN in che
field or been hevn from the mine.
through the varying processes o!
msnufscture until they have reached
the consumers.
They have made large profits, Il IS
true, but they have also taken great
risks and the work they have per-
formed lad to be undertaken By some
one. To-day they declare the efforts Of
the government 10 DO the work Is
proving a very costly experiment from
the national point Of view.
Manufacturers, they say. owe a great
deal 10 the merchants who have pro-
vided them with the means OF dispos-
ing OF their products in the most
profitable markets. Without the mer-
chants manufacturers would need 70
keep largely augmented stats and they
would be compelled 10 add TO their
other activities a close and constant
study of the worlds markets. Al
though they are as anxious and as
willing as every other class OF the
community 20 assist the government
TO carry through the war 70 a sue.
cessful issue. they complain bitterly OF
useless interference with long-estas'
lished trade customs by non-eAper.s
civil servants with no result either IN
increasing supplies or lowering priees
In report recently issued by the
merchants committee Of the London
Chamber of Commerce it is emphhti-
c. Is declared that the action or the
controllers has in mary cases eonduree
10 high prices and ultimate scarcity
NO government IL is added, can
control all the worlds trade when Tree
markets In other countries attract sup
plies at higher prices. Nothing raises
rrices more quickly than the knowledge
that the government i buying. II u
ir,possibla that controllers can possess
anvtEing Ike the knowledge OF INC
qualifications Of the world trade anc
Of the extreme dslicacy Of the isor.e
OF inance upon which Il is conducte"
which is at the disposal " the mer-
chants of the City of London, whose
daily business il has been for genera
tons
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FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
YORK -WiLFRED FRANCIS RICARDO
and MAURICE Gang as Trustees undsr
certain Indenture ar Deed Of Marriage set
Element dated the sth day Of Angus. 1897:
Plaintiffs. against FANNIE DEUTscH and
others, Defendants.
In pursuance Of Judgment OF fereclos-
ure and sale, duly made and entered IN TIE
above entitled action, and bearing date the
Goth DAY 81 November, 1917, T. the under
signed. the referee IN said judgment named.
will sell AZ public auction. a. the EAchange
SalcsroOm. Nos. 1i-i6 NeEey street ia ths
Borough OF Manhattan. County q New
York. City OF New York. on the isth day
" December. 1917, at y O'Clock noon On
that day. by Arthur =. Sheridan. auetioneer
the prsmiars directed ~ said judgment 10
be sold and therein described a. foli0ws;
ALL that certain lot piece or parcel %
land. with the buildings and Improvements
thereon erected, situate. lying and being IN
Tho Thirteenth Ward. Borough cfasnhat-
tan. or the city Of New York. on the east
erly side Of Pitt Street, between DELANEY
and KyingtOn streets. known and di5tin-
guishsd on map Of the estate Of Isaac
ClasOn, deceased. made by stephen Ludl low.
CITY Surveyor, on the goth day OF March.
1915, by lot number i-3, and now known
by number GO Pitt Street, one hundred and
nifty feet g0utheriy from the southeasterly
corner Of Riyngton and PITT Streets, run
ming thence easterly and parallel with Elv-
iugton Street one hundred feet; thonee
southsrly parallel with PITT Street twenty
five feet; thence westerly parallel with
Rivlngton street one hundred feet 20 the
sasteTly side OF Pitt Street. THENCE north
erly along the easterly side OF Pin street.
twenty-five feet 20 the point or place Of
beginning.
The land affected by tie foregoing de-
acript!on lies In Section ., Block 33s. on the
Land Map Of the City Of New York.
Dated New York, November 9th, 1917,
RICHARD COCHRAN, Referee,
JAY & GAMBLER. Attorneys for Plain
tlns. IS Wall Street. Borough OF Man
haitian, CITY Of New York.
The following is q diagram OF the pop
.fty 20 be sOldf its street number Il g. Pltt
Street. Borough Of Manhattan, New York
City.
EIVINGTON STREET.
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Ohio's Slate Clean;
Beats Sherman Team

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 2s.-ohio
State University, two-tims big ten
champion, kept her seasons slate clean
By beating the Camp Sherman, Ohio
all-staf eleven here This afternoon. Is
10 0. The varsity had little trouble in
passing and made biz gains around the
wings, playing an open, running game
almost throughout. The army was kept
lasely on the defensive. Rupp's ferty-
ward sprint standing out as the one
feature.
A crowd of ten thousand paid $4,000
into the Camp sherman trust fund 20
see the game and military exhibition
BY select.ye draft soldiers, feature
of which was platoon Of boxers,
trained by Johnny Kilbsne. feather
weight champion, who 10 Camp sherman
boxing instructor.
Lo ifua-uu.
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rho apprexirste amount Of the lien or
.harps 10 satisfy which the above de-
scribed property Is 20 be sold, 10 l~enty-s. *
thousand four Hundred and eighty -iouT VO-l10
tZ6..bA5Ob dollars, win interest tHs'.'"
from tie 9Th dsy Of November, 1917, To-
gether with costs and allowances amount
M 10 Three hundred and forty-iive os-lOo
1t3i55sb Dollars. with Interest from No
MEMBER 2Sth, 1917, together With the eA-
psrses Of the sale The approximate
amount Of the taxes. assessments ana
water rates or other Hens. which are to be
allowed 20 the purchaser out OF the pur-
rba.a money, or paid by the referee. Is one
thousand one hundred and thiriseu $1,000
(tilI35) Dollars ana Interest
Dated New York, Novambrr g1th, 1917.
RICHARD O'GCRMAN, Referee,
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Two Penalties Give
Bethlehem Victory

BETHLEHEM, Penn. Nov. 29.-The
Bethlehem Football Club, champion OF
the American Football Association, de-
teated the New YORK Football Club In
game Of the National Football League
here to-day By score Of goals 70 ,.
New York led at half time b. %,
the goals being sho. b. Petrle and
Koelsch. MeKelvey Tailed the FIRST
point for Bethlehem. after which came
the two penalties given against New
VI
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TIE Weather Report

WASHINGTON. Nov. .9.-rhers Is pro-
n,unce,! disturbance OF ue extreme Norti.esn Pa
enc Coa,. and rA.ns have fsLsn o-' ths north-
,m District ass. O, ths R1ly Mountains. Ia
,.ttls,i g.aJhrg AsO coitiurs4 ~ Tie O-C Va
l,y lie .guther. upper .s.e ErIoa. lie mldc.s
sHI SJutheru Atlantic sns Essteu CO. St.tss a..
T-4ulsse5. UitA quite ss1erl. though n0>.S NJ.
rains Cgec tAls asa = 4sss tlE -eatissr "s'
f4L.
p5s,snt s1cvJt a tie -E.f-.ae Northwest 4i,sre I,
TLsfs 1iil le local Pairs Friday "a tie uDgsr
l-t. aud w~rrl lower AXE region. tie uppef
Ohio N-ile,, Ito southern pO..iaI =! Lao Middle
ltI.ati. dGlrlct -nl MOTH Carolina. followed ~
srtrrally i4ir Wss;.lsr r4iGFiAy. Eseklsre east
u The N..ssipri Rive: tie se3ilsr oil ~ fsii
T-iapelstgrs change vt.l BE- ynimporsat
Fo-.casts fer ssseisi lsesitiss.-Nsss jersey.
Tao.em Pel!.a. .ysaia. parry cloudy ~ tie nyTl-
on p-rtioH EaIu A rls sosthsu yO.-ion Fr.isy
E4sss.I. Ne, Yor. New England. fair Friday AID
We,.c,a Pe1ugi74ziI. cloudy Friday. probably
.ocal rains. S.tJrday is.,.
Weste-I Nex York. cloudy add gusstIisl FRIDAY
in the western portoB; far H. tho sas-su portion;
SUNDAY fAif
LEGAL ofAelsi asesrs.-rlle following official rec
ord from tie Weather Burrau .hoss trmp~ratuTes
1lrins the last twscty -four hours. IN ootaparison
riti>the cUyr-spontAg gate o. las. yeAr,
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sCORE By PERIODS
Pringle Makes Two
Kansas Touchdowns

COLUMBIA. No, Nov. 2s.-Sniashlng
its way through the line almost at will,
University OF Kansas football team to-
Gcy won is football game with the
University Of Missouri By score Of
- 20 3.
Missouri a: 10 time vas q dangerous
opponent for the Lawrence eleven.
Pringle. Kansas' lsft-half. msdo tue Of
the four touchdowns.
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Marquette Beats Wabash

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Nov. 2s.-Nsr-
ouette defeated the Wabash eleven
here to-day b. Il to o. Il was Z hard
fought contest throughout. Left
half Butler. Quarterback De!mOre and
Righthalf Langhof we're tire stars Tor
Marquette.
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Hoying Wins Varsity "B"

PROVIDENCE. L. l., Nov. 29.-Wsl-
ter Hoviny. OF i25 West l22d Street,
New York City. graduate o. the De
Witt Clinton High School, has been
awarded his varsity "B" In football
b. the Brown University Athletic As
socfafiou
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Tuscania Soccer Men
Lose to White Roses

The soccer eleven Of tire White Star
Football Club, Of Astoria. entertained
a team from the steamship TuEesnis. OF
the Anchor Line, and the sailors were
beaten b. the score Of goals to o.
At half time, the White Roses led by
2 TO o. Halliday scored twice and
Mitchell and Fry once each for White
nosss
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ENGAGEMENTS

cpry<sToNE- KATZ-Mr. Jerome ;. M Ma,
n Is West goth IT.. announces we SSi-sSy
ment OF his sister. JOSIE >, " 80 80 conv :
Grecnstonc. Cleveland payers p''''
,,upyI- MCLOsKEY-Miss Fila MGTlos-
- ~ Of Providence. r. l.. to William ram
nj. Of NeE YORK.
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Great Lakes Navy Team
Beats Fort Sheridan

CHICAGO. Nov. 2s.-The Great Lakes
naval training station football eleven
easily triumphed over the Fort Sheri-
dan officers. q to 0, at Stage Field to-
DAY. The proceeds OF the game, APP
proximately $50. 900, will be equally d.
vided between the officers association
and the Jackies' Recreation Fund.
Pat Smith. former captain Of the Uni
vsrsity Of Michigan eleven, and Erich-
son. formerly or 81. GLARS college,
PLAYED brilliant game for the navy.
The lineup:
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IMPORTANT

Yirth. Engagement. Marriage. DEAN
nd In Memorism Notices may %
,,Irnbone1 10 The Tribune any '"e
,p 10 midnight for in-ert'o" !"
cert day. paper. just cau
Beekman 5000
ard read tho notice as 700 WIN ,,"s ..
,,rted. Bill for same wiz DC ihSu -,
later. The notice will reach over
100 600 readers daily.
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Retains State Championship

BALTIMORE. Nd. Nov. 2s.--Nary-
land State College Of ARi ieulture re
tanned the football championship Of
the state to-day when Johns hopkins
was defeated infs game full OF thrills,
20 o.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BtNkBOOks

LOFT -B-ukbook SO. g2o.fsi - Dry Dock
FanInkr Institution. Any psrEop hsVins
.tsfrar upoB sad book - Jailed 0poa 10
sr..enf fhe same 70 the bank within thirty
d : Or cad book VIII b. 6saiars9 ran.
cslsd aud d new QUO Issued 10 usS thefe"i
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FURNISHED ROOMS
WEST SIDE

7!Sr $50 WESr -Rooms. Nth ani without run-
A!ng water; near al car lines.
I'D. sCG WEST-Wsrm and attractive rooms
excellent Southsra meals. line location references
LEMON Az, 2f0-L4rre ana small cOluse.ias
rooms newly furnished. overlooking PARK loi
and ould waisI: board optional, reference. f77a
H1-leIa.
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Once Busy Merchants Of
England Now Idle Class
Government Supersedes the Middleman Nearly Every
Form of Marketable Product Is Brought
Under State Control
By Herbert S. Oakley

conditions lying down. The merchants
are making strenuous tight FOR life and
are taking the utmost pains 10 convince
the nation that, whatever may have been
necessary for war purposes, the per-
manent control OF production and dis
tributiOn by the state would not be in
the best interests of the country. The
tragic nature of their case hardly needs
demonstrating. IL can be understood
when IL is pointed out that to-day the
government controls all dealings in:
Coffee. O.lseeG,
Coal, Paper.
Coprs, Petrol,
Diamonds, Preserved meat.
Feeding stutfs, Rubber,
Grain, Sugar,
Jute and its fabrics, Tea,
Leather, Tanning materials,
Maize, Tobacco.
Meat. Wood.
Metals, Wool. etc.
Not a single ounce or a single Yard
OF any of these materials may be
bought or sold without the transaction
receiving the sanction OF the govern
ment. Ia many cases the material is
only purehasable abroad from
neutral country or an ally, but the rule
10 just the same-every transaction
must be carried through under govern
ment license. IHthe bulk of cases the
entire machinery by which the trade
was previously conducted has been
swept aside. Produce exchanges. metal
markets and other centres Of barter
have been let dereliet or have become
government arneXes. Merchants, agents
and brokers are out of work, and busl-
nesses built up by dozens OF years of
hard work and worth thousands Of dol
lars year have crumbled TO nothing,
Risks Taken With Profits
OF course in theory the closer the
producer and the consumer can be
brought together the better for every
body concerned. Theory does not al
ways work out in practice, however,
and the merchants are declaring en-
phatically that it has not done so in
this case. In the first place they point
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.Iest tfmDsfI.gfs sslifriAJ. g uerecs a
F. 70 p M -a;. a tst e. m.l. average. =
average fo- sane date at yea.. %. average .os
anne JI.e last thiriy -thfcs yssr. 81.
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SCORE BY PERIODS

uts-.,-- gsuts,1 Mean. PenrG Tmplre-Dr
Lsrrsrt OnI1 state Pisid JUDI. Mr. Gor;IAi.
Yale Heat n1ssman-Mr. WEIGH. ONO Wesies AL
I'm, " gua-Srs-lJ, T.. i2ts and ~.
ohio STAT, sc0rinS-T ouctd0,. H,-- sun olcoul1 "
J. Courtrsy. Mi.lural. Sud for Bocig!-AGH.
. Goals (-Jm tsgrhi!osns- farley, 4
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Fire Record

l. l3-'.i Dawson -. TIE BrvnI. ov-.sr 4n.n5uz
Sign.
I2.Jo-ii2 Fast Ind Ave. Aa,oas J4nks. Lslt
1915 - IL East l0--h = New >t4- Casino
slisnt.
100 Vest 49th 81 G. Dgrtla 5. gi.
Att siIih Ave Conca Zs5or. 81 a.:
5000 West Bs0scEsy. R05e 1iAEa-i. tri,lIs
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a m. 80 I p m...so.c6 :. NV 20
lscai orIeisI Fsresast Generally ssIt TO DAY
and % morrcs Moderate east and southeast winds.
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OVER : 9co POSITIONS open TO SIR srpica1.s N
ssvea months. qualified mgh ard hogS glck
plscsd: s.traet 70 salaries. biz demand: CLERKS
boolsssgeo. s.eu0zavhez. typists. Chauffeur ger
eral woysrr< &c Te,tfUri Y NJ &. 4 k-1pacg-
nIsut Department. ilel B-iford ave- BruokJn.
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Female

PERMANENT POSITIONS
For Young Women Between ASs
Of 10 and g
T-LEPHoNE OPERATORS
Experience No, Necessary.
We viii tes-h you. Pay yea vh.ls Jou
learn and assign YOU 70 a central els,
as near ss possible 70 your hon.
clean. pleasant, inisz's,nG sood
paying occupation
Apply Bs.ssen . 4. n and 5 p, ~
INV YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY.
hAOhat''a-'' Y,s H0a'''n St.
BronI-Isis'wees,er ~
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Miniature Almanac

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