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Directions for
Making Masks

Directions for making M masks are
simple and whole family can bc
masked at small expense. Here is
how II h done: Each mask is 6xs
inches and Il made OF tvs layers Of
gauss and two Of white bunting. or
chsssecloth. Take svo laysrn d Eauxe.
put one OF chsseecIoth on Il. then one
more gzuze. smother cheeseclotA and
than the remaining two pieces cf
gauss. Stitch them ali together aruund
the edsss. stitch encs each way di.
axonaliy ffrom corner to oornsr). sew
twslvs-inch taps o. sscA corner and
mark one eide With Z stitcb Of dark
thread. this ss1s d atways 70 b worn
q rths euksi6a ~ xerais are COL.
l>ctsd % ths cui3ios layers. ind to ~
yssss he 1ssnk ssll1 - e nllow The
eollsrtiea = GSsAi y setsr ths
h,euth.
oedviins ~ s,lisk $500 .vlfias 4
- sesrllss 4 eyglS s15at IAil5ta ~.
TN u 1eao ~ nrhah lt 6eu ~ y
tvlslay nlll = 1luz16 4 = I ~.
~ = ! e,asq - 4
n 4. * $50 IL I'LL. ,-:'<t ~ n II ~ n
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GETTING THE SHEEP
INTO WINTER QUARTERS

W. E. Galley and son Henry went
to Pueblo this morning to complets
the work OF getting the Gailey-Stork-
ton flock Of sheep into winter quauers
ON the old Pueblo county farm. near
Eden. on the Fueblo-Colorado Sp-sngs
road. which was begun last week Mr.
Galley came home Friday night to
spend the weeksnd:. Mess.~. Gai-
ley and Stockton have dock of be-
tween 600 and 500 sheep which they
pastured IN the Oak creek district: last
summer. Nj Galley and Henry ex-
pect 10 return to Canon City IL time
for Thanksgiving. -,ss +
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Gradual Decline in
Influenza Cases

In the opinion Of many people who
have given an intelligent ssudy to the
Situation the influenza situation In
Canon City is slowly improving. and
thnt within comparatively short
time the disease will hare become q
matter OF history. This belief Ia
strengthened by the diminishing num-
ber Of new cases OF the oontaEion re-
ported in tbe community from day 10
day. On Mnnday fhe number of nss
cases OF The seAiseass In the Canon City
district was 13. On Sunday there
wers Is: on GAtusday -: Friday -.
and ON Thusday Of last uesk 2s-
There were fewer now cases yester.
aay than any AAy aimee the epidemic
laid hold on the community.
While physfcians arc = ~ chary
about saying anything concerning the
lsngth of time fhc contaxion 10 likely
10 run. they admit that conditions
here are not a. bad ~ they were. ami
are Eenerally optimistic over the out
look While the total number of new
cases yet looms large. It Is far below
the daily average for the last tour or
five weeks and gives encouragement
that the Hood tide Of the epidemic has
been passed
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The Denver Post
President Wilson's decision to go TO
Europe is distinct disappointment to
the American people. They feel that
his place is in wasbiny-oa attending
to the affairs q this government.
Friend after friend-newspaper
after ne~spsprr-in fact. All those
who ars supposed TO have their m
gsrs oa-the public paise. have urged
him % stay NJ hone and NOT risk his
pspulsrity by ~ ssyaes svessess-, -
But IL seems Mr.. Wilson Il deter
mined TO 60.
With this annodncement comes the
news that his trip. from the time he
bosrds ship until he comes hack. will
be one OF splendor and pomp. A whole
feet Of warshipe VIII convoy him 10
England. On his arrival there the
greatest fiec< the world has ever seen
will pass in review before him
Then viii follow q series Of sfupen-
dous military reviews. entertainments
and brilliant ceremonies. Woodrow
Wilson will sit upon the right hand Of
the king Of England. He viii be feast
ed. feted and applauded as NO other
American befone him.. He will receive
the visibis' abortion Of the Eiatefal
people 81 France. England. belgium
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The Fremont county board of mill
tary exemptions will wind mp its work
by December $. according to informa-
tion sent out by Provost Marshal Miles
Saunders day or two ago The or
der applies TO all of the draft boards
in Colorado. The classification of tine
IS-year-old registrants must be COM
pleted by November 80. and the local
board will BE- busy on this work during
the greater part of the coming week
Instructions have been received to
condense the work as much as possi-
Bile and provide copies of the proceed
ings since the board was organized in
the summer of 1917
Late registrants whose question
naires are received by December 8 will
be classified. but none after that date
Appeals on industrial or agricultural
grounds will not be forwarded by local
boards to the district boards. as the
cessation of activities includes the
district appeal boards as well.
About 5000 Colorado boys of IS. who
were TO undergo physical examina-
tions next week. as well as those
among the 1s 10 Sc years group. which
local boards had not completed up to
yesterday, are affected by yesterdays
order@
Forty-one of the 70 local boards in
the state have completed their exam
ination of the 1s-to-36-years' group. and
Is boards completed the work lacking
80 per cent OF the physica, examina-
tions.
Gen Crowders order. reads:
lin view of the armistice and the
consequent temporary statement of
the immediate urgency of complete
classification. local boards should
complete principal work still remain
ing as follows
Collect and transmit data for an
nual report
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rHE CANON CITY WEEKLY RECORD,
so THE PEOPLE NAY KNOW

and Italy. HIS reception will be mag
nincent and rattering
This does Rot seem like simple de
mocracy-rather ''kiugly preroga-
tive"
The Temptation to achieve a won
derfni reception would be too great for
almost any nan to resist Evidently
the Presidspf could not resist II. but
IN feeding N vanity he Win lose that
ss'ss = s;s:sses :s's' =
They would have wished him to stay
In his own country---to have had his
reviews and ceremonies in our own
capital-to have given his time and en-
ergies to solving the great problems
of reconstruction with which we are
now faced.
Secretary lansing or any other
neaber of the Presidents cabinet
could have very easily taken care of
our interests at the peace council.
After All they insignificant as com
pared to thoserof our Allies. In any
case they do not require the presence
OF. our President at the head of the
council table
:. And Mr.. Wilson win be the eonspic-
uous bead Of the presidential party ON
his regal trip OF kingiy state
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NEW STOCK eATHs ARE
THIRTY niLGs WicG

Bstweon 20 and so ''driveways"
for use Of cattle and sheep growers In
TAXING their herds and nocks 70 and
nom summer Kraxing grounds tn the
national forests have been established
- Colorado durfng the past year.
The avenues to the fattsnins Erassea
II ~ mountaina are set apart spa
coH11lly. q passaxeways BY the nc'd
6fSnr1sn q ths o. 8. ssneEal land q.
- fnneoor1ancs with . seeeae ansaA-
-nl)nts1s ~ ian1 lawn. The dravewaye
~ Il isasth from twol q thirty
lsns1 s11ung = ~ eee - ~ wsees
- s]ope. Ths ma5orAy afo 4 ~ uan
I1ls vallsp. ~ Montrep - - tintrles
- neusf - Meest eeentiee o1zy
= IN efo s1tnnto1 ~ 4eseoer go
y ~ s,uaalHsnaal eevseA
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DRAFT BOARDS TOEND
WORK ON DECEMBER 9

'C9mplete classification as to rcg's4
trsnts 4 both ls to sc years ard 1s-
year group. except physical examina-
Itions.
Forward no more appeal cases to
district bosr,ss.
Submit re. MS not Ia r than De-
cembei 10"
In explaining the general position
of the War Department. Gen crowder
said
~since physical examinations. in
duction work and classification by dis
trict boards shall cease, this work of
initial ciassif. alton by local boards
may be prac- ally completed ON or
before November 30. except late regis
trants and no late registrant shall be
classified whose QUESTIONABLE is re-
ceived ,fter December 8. ~
"Distre t boards will discontinue III
work of classification and of appeals
They win at once proceed to complete
their records insofar as the same are
deficient as m men already classified
by them. or 4 respect Of whom they
have already heard and determined
appeals"
Chairmen Of local boards are in
structed to seal and preserve all rec
ords after December 10 and to hold
them pending further instructions
from Washington. The telegram also
says:
After the receipt of this order NO
access shan be given to records Of To-
cal boards on the part of any person
whatsoever not board member or a
member of the clerical force.
Future pension laws Of the country
will in many cases depend almost ex-
clusively upon data contained in these
records also these records contain in
formation of thepIxst value as to man
power IN case OF any future war
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WILL RESIDE AT.
R'Alro. CALIFORNIA

Mr.. and Mr.. Harry C. Duutsch Vim
- numbered .snohg Rialto's newest
residents next week ~hen they take
10 their fssidsace IA cas a The Frank
saith propertisa N. DuAtseh Torn.
;srly owned A. pahalsAsd ! newspapsr
. nivsrtoa. wS6s ~ ~ Aas come Z
ntaaes . take eknzus oeatks brihtlns
deDartnsut of ~ Nscora M. ana
lara 1nntsch - 1lt>ls ~ will ~
= sUasnala eoolillns = - ssa1at =
wSll = ~ huslo la1s ~ ~ tslnu ,
illaleo xcplit3 -. sSs'
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CLYDE c. DAWSON RETsREs
FROM DENVER LAW FIRM

According 10 an announcement rc-
ceiyed at The Record Office day or
two ago, the law partnership that has
existed Tor several, wears past between
Charles d. Hayt. Clyde c. Dawson and
Fred R. Wright Of Denver has been
dissolved by mutual consent Mr.
Hnyt will continue the practice OF law.
with offices at 521-se7 in the Ernest
& Cramer building. Mr.. Dawson and
Mr.. Wright viii continue the practice
Of iax under the hrm name OF Dawson
& Wright. with Offices at III First
National Bank building. -
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srHE LAST ouARreR~
sAoWiNo GOOD VALUES

The Wet Mountain Ttibune.> In its
column Of -AininE Brcyities,- con
rains the following item Of local IN
sersst; The Last Quarter properly
ouned and epsratsd hy canoa. CITY
people. = sAcwtnk the earsnArks q :
mine. Althoash - treat .dePtA has
bssn atta1.s1. enA oily : sinAll tsroS
~ nea azs- snpaoySd. The ovners nd
= fall caxla4a q ers ~ NE NJ 1ssh,
wAioA, - ~ aifoFIz il -
shiyp(1 = - . = ~ - ~ .;
a4,1 q r. .!. 'sles3 4 y !. :19 e ~ n
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Government Orders

The Government has set rules by which news
papers must go in order to buy print paper.
One Of these is that Weekly Newspapers must
be paid in advance.
Your subscription must be renewed and paid
for within three months after it expires must
discontinue sending The Record.
Your credit may be ever SO good at the bank
or with us but we must follow the rules we cam
not buy paper.
If we have sent You statement will you kindly
send us check this week?
Next week must drop from the list all those
who are more than three months in arrears.
Other rules are that we cannot give away free
subscriptions, cannot grant special discounts, and
esnnot give premiums-
Please help to adjust our list TO the new rules
by sending in a check.
THE CANON CITY WEEKLY RECORD,
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;. 4. purMEv ls
/ sAcx ON rns ios

J. n. Putnsy q the sasscfim;ca and
cireslatiax dspartmsnt q Tha paily
Record. y beck; = ne ~ AstSf: =
weekas enforcsa veeatioa Il cn1ae-
eseass = ~ ettaek = ~ s11aaflA
luaseaza. ~. rstbey.s helid6Sr was
dpeHt q he ledganep = ~ Y, =. 9.
4. tHsldiag where eeeosko1al viuata
fPse ~ 1oeesr ~ ~ flsspls hs1pe4
lfsaf ~ 1eenqtsv = N eiz1s.
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GOyEI|||IllEllT
eO!!!E!.!I!l||yIIIhhIM
sns usSs<s t+ea.., (,

Ge-eva. Nor. 2sTne Kaiser took
all of the government gold and silver
securities on his hight from Berlin.
and employed fraud TO get them across
the Dutch frontier. says a German
newspaper.
Gen. Lundepdorn has ned 10 swe-
den. Won Bessler. the German gov
ernor of Poland. has also ned-s
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DIED REceNTLv At
3. \. Les. souTh DAKOTA

Word has been received here OF the
death Of Mrs. John HAll. formerly
Miss Pauline Trenkle Of this city. re-
Gently - her home At Lee. s, d. from
pneumonia roeultins from an attack Of
the Spanish in1uenaa. Her husband
was critically III At the same time
from pneumonia. and was not apprlscd
Of his wifes' death until after tho
funeral had taken place. Mrs. HAN
len csaon City = number Of years aso
for Cripple Creek where che Wis mar
rted. 4 ..' 8. ~, s. .;
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TAXLEvIES
FOR THE Year
1878 MADE

FVhe tax lesies in Fremont county
If& the year 1918 as adopted by the
Esosra of County Commissioners on the
recomme ndation OF the various town.
county and district school boards. and
certified TO the assessor by the county
clerk. follow:
State tax. 2.77 mile; county tax.
TO mills; military poll. 81; general
fund. $50 mills. support of poor, u
mills: road purposes. ESQ mills, gen
sral school. mills: improvements. 50
mills; contingent fund. 90 mills: pro.
motion OF immigration, 20 mills Total
county tax. ~ mills.
School Tax.
District No. !, II mills; No. 2. 5-75
!. mills; No. 3. ITO mills; No :. ITO
Ninills: No. 5. e-3o mills: No. 6. 1850
mills: No. Z. 3.<o mills; Noe. &, 3, Is
mills: No. IL. l.4o mills; No. u. 2-7o
railis: No. 10, 4 mills: No, IA. 6 mills:
No. 15. 1870 mills: No. Is. $40 Kills:
no. IL. 1.70 mills; No. Is. 2tc mills:
No. ls. mills; No. 20. LAO mills; No.
n. 1880 mills. No. %. $50 mills: No.
q. $40 mills: No. zs. 25o mills, No
&c. $40 mills: No. %. 2.st mills No.
ss. : so mills: No 30 $50 mills; No
II. s.so mills: 40. 81. $50 miils: No.
as. $40 mills: No. 81. see mills: No
IS. ll.4e mills: No. 50. Is mills; No
90. $50 mills; No. ~. s-7a mills: No.
@s. mills.
The people OF school districts Nos
50. 40 and 80 voted their own schoo
ieries at the school elections las,
spring. School Districts Nos. zs and
81 applied to the state tax commission
for permission 10 be allowed to fix the
lesy needed for school work ar their
requirements were in excess OF the ie-
ezl limit
y The total state. county. school and
municipal lavies an Canon City 10 10
ntlls: IN F1orence. 1is miils; in South
csnnn. 1850 niIls; Rockvaie. LOG
xas.sr: ~ cpsi crxsk. Isl mills; wl,
7.ase ~burr. y mflh: E.t Canon. S-s6
uaills: Prospect Heights. ? mills The
riaduct iexy In Canon City for 1915 Is
sissi.s7.
In fgurins your tas ,svs add the
state. county and school district lev
lee. II living within n town and aho
the town levy. This VIII give yos the
total mills. and II you know your prop
cry valuation yon can hsnre What tax
ycu must pay next spring
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'xEtps MS oAss.v y
RGcoRp on F,Le

= 3. Frizos. wAo 1ivsS q ~ Nossh
ysftesnth strse(, ~ oaly rva{S IAs
u6llf RSsoe1 ears1sl6 uNery ~. ~
- kssoa svoey eeqV. ~ = - vali
11ebe - % - ~ cii "a
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS vo ~

'fSh srACE opposite Seventh ave -Chrstonher
On sG a, subway station. Apply &c Dunlap 4 Iloyd
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ENGAGEMENTS
MARRIAGES

ADLER -KLEINMAN-M yctta Klein
man. OF IS Bay 2Sd St. Brooklyn, an
nounces the marriage Of her daughter
Rose to Mr.. Albert NJ Adler, Deem
her -, 1918.
ARNOLD VANDERBILT On Saturday.
December IS. at the Unitarian Church
Wilmington, Del. Barbara Nandcgrft and
Edgar Hobbs Arnold.
MCCONNELL ESTERBROOk Mrs. Rich
ard Esterbrook of 545 West lilth st. an
nounces the marriage Of hcr daughter.
Caryll N. to Lieutenant Robert EARL Me
Council. Il. S. Naval Reserve Forcc. on
Saturday, December IS.
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

STENOGRAPHER. high school graduate; expert
enced IN taking charge of important details; SIS
Address f.. Tribune Harlem Oiice
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G. | a $ Sifie q
Advertising Column
HELP WANTED MALE

DEPENDABLE AGENCY through which 10
secure good positions. Gala for accountants.
bookkoepers photographers. sccretartes. clerks chip.
pers. chauf1curs. craftsmen mechanics than We can
nn ~ e. A. Employment Department. 2ls
Vest 23d st.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

AMBITIOUS WOMEN ought to know what an CT
optional fntTe Is IN s9,s for the WOMAN a1
for Bulletin n. Opportunities for Women" and
details OF training needed. Pace Face, 80
Church ST. h \.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSE,

hs.An Ilt Ia NARLoR FLOOR aristocratic neigh
porhood' suitable for doctor or hish class h,s,-
ness ness. Easement for tea room. % West b7tn st
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FOX SALE


FOR SALE
Restaurant l95 chairs. soda fountain. ca4bonator
oyster and cigar counter display griddle in win
dow foY cakes and waf.es. table. and
electric light fixtures. ceiling fans. coal and gas
ranges and heaters. well equlpped and stocked
so yards from Brooklyn Nay Yard main entrance
leading restaurant in nelshborhood; doing over
800 per week, easily run UP To 1000 by
lively partners: open day and night; sl53
month; long lease price s. o00 cash $1,000. bal
terms: sickness for selling. 22oA
Sands ST. corner Bridge Road Brooklyn.
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NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT
EXCHANGE,
so Church Street

Established 1909.
Worlds foremost clearing house for
EXECUTIVES, ACCOUNTANTS,
TECHNICAL MEN, BOOKKEEP-
ERS. SALES ENGINEERS, STEM
OGRAPHERS, S A l. L S Nj L N,
CLERKS.
Executive Department.
SALES CORRESPONDENT
High grade man with consider
able experience of soliciting bust
ness by correspondence excellent
opportunity; $2,6oo-$3, 100.
SALESMEN-Scveral openings for
men with experience in Bakers
utensiI and machinery linc must
have good records and character;
salary, SIS and up.
Technical Department.
SUPERINTENDENT - $1,000
$4,000; New York as executive to
supervise and operate grain and
elevator mill.
SUPERINTENDENT $4,000
$1,000; city; must be thorough
mechanic, with quantity production
experience.
SALES ENGINEERS-Two; city;
$500; college graduates; some
practical mechanical experience,
MECHANICAL ENGINEER-$3,-
600; graduate; 7 years expert
cncc in power plant operation or con-
struction and mechanical lines in
general to become field lubricating
engineer (troublc mani.
TECHNICAL EDITOR - High
grade; city; TO lecture statesmen
on powcr-plant equipment; is now
associate editor some technical jour
nal, or instructor some recognized
technical school.
NOR PRODUCTION EN-
GINEER~$I, 5oo-$I,S 500; Jersey;
some technical training and factory
experience; splendid opportunity to
advance as production engineer.
ELECTRICAL ENGlNEER-South
America, two-year contract, ST,
500, board and lodging; practical
electrician, to install and maintain
d. c. equipment and wiring in gold
mine.
Clerical Department.
BOOkkEEPER - Staten Island
bank wants man with experience
on bank ledger; must be quick and
accurate at footing columns; SIS
$50.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE CLERK
Downtown bank; SIS.
VOUCHER CLERK-Take charge
of small department; must under
stand voucher system; SIS.
CASHIER CHIEF CLERK - Must
have knowledge bookkeeping;
SIS.
LEDGER CLERKS-Threc; we'll
known silk manufacturers want
men able to take charge of sales
ledgers; must average accounts and
figure interest; prefer married men
$27-$2S
BOOKKEEPER-Must have ex-
perience in street railway ac-
counting or know |. c. c. rulings;
$500.
BOOK X ZEE p f r - Advertising
agency; prefer man so to 40 years
of age; Al bookkceper; $50.
BOOkkEEPER-C AIMED goods
commission house wants good d.
Z. man; SIS.
BOOKKEEPER - Marine insur-
ancc; 500.
BOOKKEEPER-Must have stock
brokerage experience; $25.
Other openings for Bookkecpcrs,
Assistants, Stcnographer, etc, at
salaries ranging from SIS to $50.
THE NATIONAL"
so Church Street.
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DEATHS

ting. Funeral services at Crscc Church.
Broadway and 10th St. on Monday morn
ing. December 80, at 10 o'clock. Members
of the Fraternity of Delta Psi are invited
to attend.
SIMONs-At Roselle Park. N. J., Deem
Der 81 1918, Julius Fernando Simcr,s,
aged 70 years. Funeral services from the
home. 11S Grant av.. Roselle Park. Mon
day evening, December 90. 1880 o'clock
SPARKS-On December 81. Mary Elizabeth.
aged years months 10 days. only daush-
Sparks tnec Cooneyl. Services at resi-
dence. 930 West End av., Sunday, Deccm-
Der 30 at p.
SPEvACK-Lous. on December 81. 1918.
beloved husband of Eva Spevack and
father of Lillian and Edith. after an Ill.
of a few days, at his home, 1918
East 163d St. New York City.
STUYvESANT-On Saturday morning. De-
cember IS. at his residence. 3 East 57th
ST. Augustus Van Horne. son of the late
Gerard Stuyvesant. Notice of funeral here
after.
TYNAN-Carolyn. on December 81. Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH. Broadway.
66th st. Drank f. Campbell's). Sunday.
p. m.
WAUTERS-On Thursday. December IS
Lucinda Wauters. at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Henry P. Dodd, 1872 Bellesille
av.. Bloomfield N. J. Funeral services on
Sunday. December %, at 3 o'clock, from
her late residence. Interment in Roscdaie
Cemetery. Orange, n. J.
WORSDELT-On December IS. 1918. Lu-
cretia Marie Worsdell. in her 18th year.
beloved daughter of Ernest w. and Marie
Worsdell. Funeral service from her late
home. 300A Brooklyn av., Brooklyn, Sun
day. p. m.
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JUST George on December p. Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH. B'way. 66th st.
CFran< f. Campbel's>. Monday, II a. m.
KIHM At Summit, n J., December y. 1915
Helena, widow Of Charles kim, aged 81
years Funeral services will be held at her
late residence u Essex Road. Summit
n j., on Sunday. December 20. at , 80
p. m. A special car will be attached to
Lackawanna r. r. train leaving Hoboken
al 2 : d D. N. lntcrment WoOdlaMn
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SAIESI.ADY with some experience IN bakery
steady position. r. A. Cushman Co., W
NcStrarld ave- Brooklyn.
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HAZARD On December 27, John Gibson
Hazard, in his 42d year. Services at his
home, in Syracuse at II a. m. Monday
December 80
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WE'LL PAID
PERM NENTi
Bright Young Women
Needed In The
TELEPHONE SERVICE

TEiEP ftO y II DEN V lCE
Good pay while learning, during first
four weeks.
Earnings within next few weeks
average $3.50 TO sl4.50 week, &C
Cordinr TO tours of duty assigned.
Earnings by end OF first year ever
age $500 to $3.50 a week, accord
ing to tours of duty assigned
Further salary increases and add
tional earnings thereafter for all.
Many advanced and more highly
paid positions open to those who
are ambitious.
No experience necessary.
Age 10 20 % years.
EMPLOYEES ARE ESPECIALLY
WELL CARED FOR
Homelike quarters.
Lunchaons served at cost.
Vacations with pay.
Anniversary payments, SICK
benefits and pensions.
to s hour working day.
CONVENIENT APPLICATION OF
FICES OPEN
Apply weekdays. day or evening,
during hours shown.
Manhattan:
IS West Houston St,
u m. TO p. M
% East 2sth St (at Madison Ave.),
2 III. to S p. m
Bronx:
45s East fremont Ave,
p. n. to p. m.
Brooklyn:
81 Wilioughby st. 9 a. m. to p. m
1880 Gates Ave (at Broadway.
NEW YORK
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