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News o/|n tere st
__L_to Wpmen j_.
Saving One'rs Strength
Means Salving Money
Sundry Mitigations o
the Labors of Day
Commonly Call?
ed "Blue."
By Martha McCulloch William?.
,: ? -aving Of strength meal
potentially a saving of money, since lr.br
is the world commodity, paid for either i
own or In kind. "Washday lias been r?;coi
??I'ed t,rn> out of mind as so much a hous?
hold bugbear it lias com?*? to b?> Mum
"Mue Monday. ' Therefore, it is wort
???hilf to run over sundry rniti?.atli>.i.< ,,f it
labors which d?> not Include OOgtt** nir
?.Mnery ?5f specially expert knowWln?-.
With tat tubs ;md a fully ?rater ouppl]
wet things thoroughly with cold Water, I?
!t run a?'a>. then make the usual OUdi
Yoi ?HI make jt very much quicker an
rasier by ?having up your aupi?lv of oc*
and di??olviii-: it over the Arc la h llttl
Aattf, with tho addition of a tcaepooi : il .
tararlo oocl cake. Cook to a thick ?oil]
?ss? to make sure the eoap is dlseolveH
1 j<] Jelly rubbed on the dirty ai*oto wi
inaYe sotg of itself. For prints an 1 colore
things, a handful whisked through th
wstc. make? suds almost Instantaneous!:
]>t things soak half an hour, then rut
wring ?ut and ??rop In the rinse \
pon't wring them cut uf the '"Int-e teatei
drain then*,. Instead, pressing th m? ?low
hard enougli to squeeze out much of tl.
water '?''king set tube, you can stil
drain your clothes by laying ihrm sopplni
?set upon a frame ill led with galvanize.
wire net. laid over a tub. It la possible t?
uke away suds and rinse water?en;
water, indeed--by help of rubber host
Fast? a length of it so the? end will read
-julte fo thi bottom of the tub. then lea?
Ml other end down and outward t?? ?her.
?Ae'jratfr can be discharged. The tu!??** wll
VlphtWI'l? away, but takes some time. Will
a grass plot hand)* the suds wH! tes?, ncrat?
It especial!*? if the hose <*id i-: move?
about so all parts of the surface arc equal):
wet.
Blue the drained clothes well, but no?
crcr well; w ring them dry. then hang out
?ihaklng .'is imooth at? possible, speclall*
auch thing.? as sheets, pillen ?ases, bath
lowels and so on. Hang Unen table cloth*
al?*e.*.s H'Tof? the warp?that Is. the lengtl'.
f them. Warp threads are doubly as
I strong - wcot, and thus better aM? te
I r'tnd ?-trair. Take down sheet?! and so o
?a?atn barely ?lamp, fold them, smooth their
t:p-*.| .. ????-an flat surface, then pliv then
"fe? en &noth?r under moderate weight In
tr. airy p?ar* Dont Iron 1 hem-It is s
waste of effcrt. Do not i?-?':i stocklre?. or
under'".e,-?r, especially woollen underwear
''Heavy woollen shirts keep ship* ?fett? H
dried upon co.it hangers w hieb hav? ?"r-een
covered thickly with clean cloth eo th?:
?hall not ru-at A substitute for such lian**
?rs cr* q iartcr-?-ectlons of wooden har*"??'
seep, rounded at tho ends, with a big sere??
hook made f^?.. in th? middle A doren
such can be made for a cost of less than '"
eenti Indeed, simply for the price of th?
t"r<5'KF
s'rsir?'rc -?;.r? h is s<> trouhleoome: ?nn?e
atarcji. that requires no straining This ?f
$t ""?'lor Put on sufTlcient clean water m
? {er-pan. and let it come to a hard boil.
Mfintrm?* mix up your starch In cold water
t<? the consistency of thick cream taking
care there are no lumps When the *?*.ater
boils rein?:", jt from the fire and instantly
Mir Into it the mixed starch. Keep stirring
till it looks clear?th? heat of th? wafer will
cook it without making a lump. A very
little lard, a quarter te?spoonful to the
Killon of cooked starch, makes things Iron
a little smoother But with or without It.
starch mads t'ius doe^ not stick to the Iron
It Is worth While, though, to rub the iron
1 "rhtl** c.er a paraffined cloth, to prevent
any fefeHMItt*** of ??muttirijr
Tlvere !a a superstition that 11ns damask
??how?. n?3 ?better If ironed without drying, a
S'ipe-?ti*!??!) that deserve? to be? exp!od?d
"lin? your Unen very smooth and take It
down, folding it as smooth as possible,
when It is fairly damp. I?****, it lie foldM
?r?d eovere?l thickly an hour or so, then
Iron dry This you can do with Infinitely
?ear to the fabric than If you lron??d
it sopplntr wet. As to the saving of muscle
to wordr ;.re neeii?-d. If things are allowed
M get hont dry. then sprinkled down, th"?y
barer .cm? quite so smooth as If folded
???mp. Hut bone drying In midsummer ?un
Is v\e?th whip ti"? and atraln. !n that It
**?**Mtenfl and whiten** At- no artificial
s?" ? ; ossibly fan.
"T*oat doesn't Interest n-.e. i kce?? a
*'-' * woman said when I told her some
?fett ef what is here act down. I only
?mlM* J knew she did keep a -girt, hut
generally kept her coming and goln*r. And
""*? 1 understood all the better wh-m the
woman added "1 wouldn't try any of your
tt&y ways?the girl don t have enough to
to a;, it 1?>- Just the two of us -and wc have
to pay auch frightful wages I want the
worth of them." I hope this woman Is
unique, that most mistresses are as
?*?ger to give the girl help as to save
?hemsehes trouble. If they are not. they
?liouid tve. Exaction of thia sort will al
Tfaya mak? the servant question a burn?
ing on' Servants ate, after all, exceedfii?
? v _**f-*-*-w -ttvge and Small
To Let Offices
Single or ca Saite in the
TRIBUNE BUILDING
z$4 Nanaau Street Oppoaite City Hall Park
The Centre of
Transit for the
Metropolitan
District
"L" Stations
Entrance to
Brooklyn Bridge
Subway
All within a Step
Absolutely ?Safe
Fast-Running
ELEVATORS
(Plunger Type)
Electric Light
und Janitor
Service
OFEN EVERY
DAY
IN THE YEAR
APPLY FCK TERMS TO THE RENTING
AGENT. ROOM MO
ly hnmnn. A philosopher wrote: "We bave
many histories, only pne human nature." I
!i ? net of ???o.s. ?Ah.? want to put servants
mi a pl:imi-.*le at? Mi*ferlng M?Qtfl sacrifie? <1
for the slnx ?>f sloth ano* ?as?- on the part
of other ?wonrten. Bui this i ??n gay, -??.itli
o'.it fepr of BU?**?Ceiaf*.l] <*ontli>d!i*tlo;i. is
who eannot get along without servants
i shotilrl put up prayer;-' of thanksgiving for
j the imperfe-tlons of those they get. Ti.e
; Imperf-actlons alon? make it p'issihie to get
j them. The -lom.'n with the capacity to he
an absolutely i?, ?i.?t servant ami the tvill
i to cxe?lse it .(?in (fet-i be\nn?l th>- peint
of ?jarring anybody bul h?en**?e!f ?>r her very
1 own.
W'h.eiefoi". lad) of ii" house, ?.<? not
?.rudee strength-?'-."? int.' t.? 'he -Jrudgfl In ,
the teltclten. By se much as you ar?- wiser.
nealthier. better placed in lit?. >?>u av
bound to COBSlder her an.! look out for ?
b* r ii" you would deserve the name of j
gentlewoman. Help b?r nil you legit:
i-?
Im (NA MARIA DE < AN.NU'JA?*-.
The wcrld has h?3rd little about the wife of the Spanish Tremler. b'?t m h-*r own
country she is evidently a person to be reckoned with. Mton e\e Canalejas ha?
not only organized a society fot*" fee-ling the children who ha\e heretofore gor.e
breakfastlef-8 to ?ehool, but has tahtma\ a large sum of money for this parpo*
niately can, undeterred by the thought, <
fear that you may be helping her to he]
herself out of your kitchen. T.? you b?
longs the obligation of i?ob!lit> Litre u
to It. and you wlil have your ?reward In
clear eonscienee if in nothing els? . Th.?t I
som??th1ng worth whire ?Granted that th
average grjri |? -rather ?? ? hastening thsn
blessing, ?be 1s -.till u buffer between yo
and hardest place?. Sh" would not i?
there, of <<?urw. if ehe ?ouid help It. Sin?*
she ,-at, not help It. make the pound Ins
at t'Aie as bearable to her as may be.
. g
A ROVAN BALL.
A hoatfss. who usually contrives to mak?
her entertainments unique. Is soon to gi*?'
a ball for young people, with decoration?
in old Roman ?style. At the end of bet
beautiful ballroom will be tempora-y per?
golas, with effective Roman pillars, twtaed
with vlnef of Houtliern emllax, dotted
I thl?*kly with pink roses, with bows and
j streamers of blue rain* ribbon. Among
j the vines will be Roman upoan of gilt
papier ma?he, wound partially with blue
| ribbon and thru?! through small green
I wreaths. On either side of the ballroom
. a promenade will be formed by rows of
Kngllsli bay trees and palms <?n marble
pedestals. teotOOmet with rope?- of omitan
und the MtM ribbon game. Arranged In
the pergola*? will be Imitation marble
benches, with numerous cushions of pal?
?Mue satin. Although not a cotillon, one
feature of the ball will b? h favor danee,
in which soft l.lbertv scarf.-, with Roman
. olors. will be Riven to the girls. While
wide Roman ribbons, to wear across tho
front of their d?*ess coats, will fall to tii<?
m?n. The small supper tables will have
as centrepieces graceful gilt basket*?, tilled
with pink roses, arranged with quantit?s
of blue ribbon, and the ice cream will tak?
the form of pink roses, with loops <?f blue
j spun sugar about the stem.
[ST. VALEHTINE IS DUE
And Cupids. Hearts and Arrows
Await His Coming.
"Nu, WO don'l get tired of working on
these thing**." said a gl-l employe in a
shop thai makes a si teialty of novelties for
holiday*, "tee the holMnyl ei?me along s?>
fast that wo'rt alwa;. I having to get up
?omethlng new."
They ?!<? come rapiilly. To-day. Lincoln's
Birthday, t"r whlcb the shops offered all:
kinds of red. white and hhio dinner favors,
etc. next Wednesday, St, l?<alenttn*'i ?la;:
!..si traen, Waohtngton's ntth?lay. which
will bring more. r?-?l, while an?l blue novel.
Hen. As for Bt. Valentine"! .lay, Hi ap-i
proach bas brought auch ** variety of !
prett>' trifles for elf'* and meMagM aiulj
de.'.'rafionr. for parties to b- given on that
day that th?*-counters In the ahopi <|e\oted
to the.?? things are ?piite bewildering.
Many ?*f these things .-an be ma?le at
home, with a little cleverneM ant aonie
cr?p? paper and a few of the gummed
? upids and arrows and heart* that are ?old
for this purpose. \ea, r?pate . cine go*Of**?o4
now..?Jays, so every one ought to be able
to keep a litti?. i'?\e
A New York girl win I? Coins to glvi?. a
valentine luncheon has made h<r Ice .renm
cupa by.borylng the tittle cups of stiff
I white paper In pOtatl eut from rert cr??pe
paper, forming a root, a cupid ts gummod
to the side, aiming his arrow* over the e'lc?
Some little nut ?upa she made are upheld
by three red paifobOafd arrows, which
-tan?l upon a red pasteboanl heart. Mer
place cards are al*-o fashioned l?\ her own
fln-iers. Two red hearts -pasteboard -
pierced bv an arr??w: a red ce id with a
tiny white Inset for the name; those are all
tho material*. The hearts are gummed
lightly to th? end of the card, tie name
written ano the ?-.ird Is done.
Tor the sum of "?**> cents this girl pur?
chased a luncheon set, eonslstin* of twelve
cardboard plate.?-., bestrewn with hearts,
twelve ?lollies, similarly decorated, made.
Of course, of cr?*pe paper: twelve napkins
and a decorated crSpe paper tablecloth. For
those who are giving valentine luncheons
und don't care for the*?? ?eta "runners,"
ten feet long and sprinkled with charming
?little vignette? dealing with the subject of
I love, are sold.
The luncheon Just described Is to be a red
and white affalt. A young marrl'd woman
who Is giving a pink valentine dinner I?
making pink ros?- i B| s vit h gilded euplds
for the |oa cream. She pretends to be a
cynic? this woman, and she says that every
one wants cupld glided nowadays. Her
place cards are tiny white hearts with pink
I roses gummed on them. Her ?lining-room
?le?orations will be charming. She Is milk?
ing them by the simple process of cutting
little six-petolled pink papir flowers |u?t
the flat petals. Joined togetii?r; one tau
get figured paper for the purpose -and past?
ing them upon bran.hes of real twigs,
gathered from the woods near lier country
home. "When finished these look like the
flowering elmond, which puts forth blos?
soms before the leaves come, and a room
adorned with these branches has a moat
?Blryl'k* effect.
For her dinner favors this young hostesa
will ha*.e napkin rings of cardboard, ln
? 1'blng a paper napkin and a tissue paper
cap.
Vuletitlnea to be sent lo one"? sweetheart
are legion, and are almost any price, from
a**ay up In the dollar* down to a few cents.
Very pretty are thoae with a calendar ef?
fect: ptetnten, satina woodland scenes,
? ?hristy heads, and so on. tome on heavy
cardboard unfranted, some in craftsman
fi?mes, each bearing, Instead of th? daya
of the week and month, a little Mod* l?f
leaves, with a I***? message on each.
These, of course, are mennt to Itoep and
hang upon the wall. Another valentine
which is also a present la "MOM appro?
priate book. Herri? k s l??ve poem.?? f0.- , Ue,
bound In whit? au?l UOd with a pale lined
ribbon, with '"For My Valentine" stamped
on It in gold.
A cunning little val? titln- ha- 9 tiny
pasteloard telephone on It. with vim -.ours
If you ring ate up" written below. Then
there are all sorts of iiactbal valentine
tilfle-.. auch aa heart f Imped !?enwipers and
balls of twine In heart-shaped baskets.
A moat unkind valentine Is one meant to
be sent to a married woman, eo.italnln-,- a
paraphrase on the Ten fommaudmenta.
?Thou shalt not nag" Is the not m-. end
the fourth begin-. "Hemembrr thy husband,
to keep unholy hi- many ?Jod"**."
?No similar valentine f"?r n*..rr*. -1 men haa
I appeared yet, but it Uk* soon, tur the
suffragists have taken to making ? I A. n
tines., ?o far. however, tkoff ***?tPW " ""'?
fined to :,llow roses. With "VeMU tor
? Women <*,D the petal?.
SEEN IN THE SHOPS
Book er.?.? In Clr_?*u?Blp.n walnut, mahog?
any, onk and powdered ?cold. ~*-|i|ch ar> r-oM
for from VJt to f 17 50 a pair, are :iot ?.nly
?-?autlful. but <>f much practical value. The
pieces arr we!~;'nt-?l to that Umj* niak?* a
euftjcl? nt support for tlio books withoot any
?onn.rtini* framework of any Kind. Tlil -
make? their ?i.?sti'itv ?-ult<* usHsdled, sad
It make-, no ?llffe-en?-?- arbetker ?"i" w.ii.is
; lo me them for one book or 8 ?l'i-?n. f-ome
I of tho?c in poid arc elaboratly dacorated
? snd bear appropriate motto*? In ra|-??Kl lit?
ters. All arc covered With felt on the bot
i lorn, fo there is no <lan*--r of their Injuring
I th?- ntteni --olislird surfac-.
Some nighiff-wns. which. thODiili machine
made, arc dcorat'd In styles U-*l~alt~* *?" n
I In handmade garment*, are -ellini- for 90
,' Mate. Ont has worked seeJtopS around tbe
n-ck an?J the bottoms of Hi? ;-l? ces atid la
j drawn up at the top by a nuiotv rlbb mi;
I another has a "imply etnbrold.To 1 yoke
ar?d Is finished Slittl a narr..*.- torchon etlaje.
I Hoth have low Becks ?nd after Bleevi a and
air rna?i?. of a I'm?. BOfl mat? rial.
Both st\..bis spd -mart sre some
simple nssjUgBea of 9XnX cripe Which am
Intern;. ?' tnmei ally for travelling. They
are made with big ?Tftasl .-ollar, wlibii
< roneen te a siil' ik.siti*;. SIM] both this
and the s|c?>\.-s are trimmed ?rtth an un?
pretentious little frlnse. The **annenta ran,
of com-.?-? be wanned with the greateat
aaae aed the*/ nerd no Ironing. They cutne
In pink, bit:?- snd lavmiirr. th?* price being
??;? :,',.
Amour; ti.e neeresi tblnss in neckwear are
bored collars of nel and Iracp. trimmed si
the upper c.i-re vitb a pleated nel frill a
little over an Inch deep and -i tbe lowei
with a frin about flvs Inches deep in one
?hop these colla:? in .? number ??( dlltereni
materlala ran i> boughi for 11 l~ .??i?? *i "?'?.
? ?ne ?if ii.. prettle-t <>( inem, .'i -i -.?.?. ims
.in ertae ef rtlCI lacr ,.?. i-..| ,-i.| ,i : -? 11,1
of blaah v.-lvt ribbon at Ihe I...-.- >?i the
? ollar tinlrhed ""1th a boa "t niel, Other
rollar? .it iIm same price an irlromec
-? 1111 et .un ?hadoi la. - M -i IS I h
??n- iiimmed \t\iii l'alenciennc? und ??reo
t?te,i (n front ?**.-1111 a small b" I re? ?
ill.b.fii ?bow. a Matin lh ... i ?r? m -1 :>.'
mo?-ei in ,,f hmiM" trimm, i wob dotted
fo??till_.
Reprodurilona of old Kngllsh mahi
?aidlrsticks. wi.-cd lor ?I.. tr|. it ?.. hi < from
f*M to .?.;. All an about lift", n inch-si high,
the difference In price de->endlng ?
up r th" amoui t of ? laboratlun.
A nickH In res! ol?! Cototrinl Btyle, ?rtth
rarved l? >?.?.? and fael snd a rorerlns ?r
irj ??n veloiir. can I? bought for JH.
Ti? name? ot ?top. where ?rtlel? i ?
.i Ifita page ?irre seen .-an he obti Ined bj ?
ii g a ?tamped and addrea?d envelop? io
? ? ho ? ? .-.< ? rerli Tribu? ? i.
? | I? tlil fat? Of n ? I io | ,
St? ?i.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Agency.
Ctt.MM.r.-' *\II.??'?VS Bmplojrn?
;,hone 2224 I'la-.i HI IUmI Wtl ?I
pl|... 0r~*l .-i?? ?- r .?n?. lu p '
t?' ?,..... in'?wtlgated._
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WORK WANTED.
Male
f:???"KK'.KrKP. sTi;\c?;f;uili:il A?, er
rreli ?du. ?f?d; d* ? ??
alb- u-ef?i1 willing, obliging; hir
,.,<. ?alarr. *s Energetic, Bo? 10, Tribun?
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t.?!?? ? ?? !??''? ?? bom ?on
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t-u?>. referen?**? ?nd -?.?n-o- ?*.. v? r y
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,.?i referene?
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
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ETtLEB an? l SI ??' -M , | j.-;.*
Hollander: ????' :?>i". mac.
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rARMHANT ?'?' ?- I ' g',*?! t'-mm-r
an?l ?/nllker ar.d all ?rou-ifj f?rin?r
"I In Am?rl?-an fe'mlnr 0 M.itliew ? .i.'i
>r-- ? III ?b av.. T?l 818 Rrranl
HEAD OARDEN?B M II M-ni',':
?raoshb uBderatand? hi? bocine??
t'ianeh???, also landK?Pln?r; * v*r?' ? '
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plain eooiilng, eleanln?. et, exrell. n. refer
erie.f ri?., ?r coiinlrv. Ini'nre Mailiewgnn'a
Agen?-' ?118 ?Hi 'i' T'I ?7?? I?
JAPAN?KK wann rui? ? ?'? i? <?'? work.
Vaka. insu Bd ?re._
MA.VAORR of farm hy lnteuif?^n?, roaponalbl?
^ol|ng man !ia\tiig exp?rience In ??lentlfl?
*n?-:i?ing <? H M. Tribune Uftle?.
r-iil:TKR or ASSISTANT SI 11 l'I'l M ; r**|.ERK.
?I?r-n*n. mld.1i? agecl. ?ober sad reliai ?,
?1-?t???i poaltlon. Un? M?t. 1171 New Y?rk
Brooklyn_
l"SR*"l.'I. JT?^ '. "trh" |2r7; ?-an ?-.ir? for
h .re?. eo-r. rblekenr. lawn?. geo<1 refeern-e?
Bandr, Mathe-raop Agen-y, *i>> ?<a i ? Tel
? Bryan?.
?il" MAN Strong. ? ll'lli.. sue.'? ?f.e"Bk?
?onie V,rmll*l\. goO'1 vorder, gcerl i-f r?
??y ?raeea Oai?eberg'a Aseaer, lis i.e.\in_?on
ai e Tel 1051?, Plaza
i SK.Kii MAN Willing ?nd or.i'Ring. ran
mike Vilnieelf generally useful atioiit li??nae
or ?mail pla> n In rounlrv. $2T. Wlleon ?
tr??i-?'. 141 Fa?. r,7.h Ht Tfl ?.??-?-? criara
i sun i. er" B?C?VD m\- (feed valet;
Pi sa? a; ?nenka but little Engllra; l-tgh-et
refeier.c.? fron- ahro.ii. Protectlv? Reglatry
?gem ?Vt 'V.-i lO?iih ?t 1.1 -?74.?. RIveraM?.
l'BEPt'L. or SECOND man Swedleti
gio.i ?ppearan-e. *:::,. exrellent referetire?,
?Scandinavian Ag'ti?-', -'.'7 l.-xlngton m?-. I!.
?-.-,74 Pit*??
1 m;-~'I, tap-nese lo.iiti ?<|.h?. poalllon Inquiet
rrlvaie family; willing to do anything. T. ,M..
*'-_. M *v>- _ ,
L'BfBFt'U BVTUSR. HOI'r?EMAN. St ?ag
vonng Pan?, go miimi. r?. blgbl'- rucare ?
mended. $.*?". B*b*l Phea'* Agen->, 8 -~-*t 42?1.
Female.
i'HAMBP.RMAir. or "*. AITRE*-:" Capable
-.-Iniileh girl; city or eo?intr\; baa good refer
mc??; ?ery neht ?n?l willing. .Iiieaila Agency.
880 I.exlngiou ?a?. Tel 445 ! Plaxa.
."haMRRKMAID N>at Swedish; ev, ?lient
chaniteniuid; willing aaeiot with other nork;
beat reference?; $23. Oel-rh'rg t- Ag?nc^. 718
?.e?lngt-n ??e. JeJ 10.V? I'.iT? _ __
??HAMBERMAI1? WAITRB-48 -Neat Sne.tlari
girl; willing to asalit other work: e??-. lient
cl_unt*e~~~-ald; exrellent referen?et. OKterberg'e
Agenry. 71?^ t>*Ington av?. Te 1 ?U 1 ?, ?
(THAMBERMAID atul WA1TRE88. - N*at
voung lrl?h girl: excellent referen.. v
thoroughly comp?tent.
ran 57th at.
Hie
Ag.n?
141
will-on'?
Tel. 222? P1??a.
? H?MBERMAID and sI;.\MSTItKSS
man; eiperteiiceij girl: best reference?; city
or country, wage? $2.*?. Call at l.aiig _
Koecjii-rer <*o. Agency. 4:. j_ Ci XX ?st_*:id ?n_
PlIAMn-KrtMAlP an?1 WAITRESS. Willing.
competent girl: be?! reference?,; .Uv or
country; wage? $2.",. ?'all at l.ang a Boecher.-r
CO. Agerey, 41-4.'?-47_}___ &|d -' _
CHAMBERMAID ?nd WAITRFHB. Ill,?, neat
riunlrh trtrl; good chamt^rmal.t One refer
eii'-e? Mvnllnen'? ABaSST, UBI BW Bf* Tel.
1005 Marleai
iMAMHKItMAIt? and WAITRESS. Oood Eng
liih ?poking nastst* glil. eery ?"'?, *-n'1 "bila
Ing; excellent rtrferencee; ?22 Mina WsllTS
Ag?ncr. "1 >*a?t l'-M'h *' [?! _WI l'arleni
CHAMBERMAID. WAITRE8B. Touna
willing; ex.-ellent cltv reference?; ro.mtry
pr.ferrtd; $2r. Ml?f Tb.ekley'a Agency, 17
U Ml 42?V_Phoiie^ 74?7 Bryant.
COI-ORKti ?Hl PL*- Vom-, competent; will
?lo entire ??rk of family. ????'?: ?rood refer
?nce?. Ml?a Khea? A,?:"-?. * 1 __1 Ud
.K LTnderatand? ?H 1.ranch??. g<.'rt man?
ag? r. houaekeeper: private family, baeheior
?partment or -mall ?lub; excaiient referancaa
R. Ml?? Fl'.sOeralu'? P-.ireau. .?<?" 6th avc.
entrame 42rl *t ??
?,????K ?nd i.ain?.KKS.-. I-'V rbanibei-mald
?nd waltre??. 127, v-ary g?""l rafwitee?; ?Hy
or country. tAndeman'a Agency, U3 K?*?l 12.?th
?*. Tel. 4QtW Harjei.i._ _
rfrOK. Strictly flrii ciaa?. waehing.ot. pr?
rerred; reference* fr?jm beat fan.illea, ?*?. Bran?.
?Ilnav'an Agen), 727 1,-xingion ave. Te,. ?41,4
l"a-*
? ii?iK " Rx. -lient fan.?'?
li.g S.-1iool experien.-? ; vet-j ?r" '''''? ""'^ *-'v,,:
clt) preferred. V~? n 111 ? Ag-H'>. ?' &* ?-?'"
?t. T?-: 4^1 H.r
? ????.K ?ieiin ,n Bret elaa?; '.? b*_*_T: '"*'
or ro?intry bent referen, e?; wagea 840. ?hII
at l.ang g Bo-cberer Co. Agency. 4_-4.??7
~Ae?t Md .1 _
Bw, ..,., pr* u** l" ?" cl-tall?. haa
cooked tor beat famille?; ??: cvellenl '.efei
-ice?. olwm ?? Agn ??>, 721? l?*?li'?l"n **? ? ? T-l.
' *_} P'a*-. _-_
COOK a'n.l l"A"rNI?Rri?>. -Sw-llah; ?scellent
?"Ott pad ?>**>1 latiiidre???. very excellent .efer
en?; i... ,.?,'.,. 11. m lo ro.in.ry ?.*.. I_n**oi? ?
Agency. 51 ,*a?t VJT.th ?t T"1 2'?.' U*tU
.K and 41EJ-BRAL IK"' BBWORKEB
Toung. neat Norwegian. ?h-ro?ig.i[- cotnp
tent; flrtt cl??s ref?ren--e? ?
R*gl?trv 23<> "A'eet I'-oth at.
???i r**"* atv?r?iae.
Prote-th
Kr"i?i'- a
P^MEllTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.
COOK, Virai claaa; s-.v dish, ha? beat reter
Am\*m\\\\**nFt?)*"?? --?n-ml. ?_!. Jua.lla
Agency A*0 Lexington >v?. xP? 44-,,; p|a2_,
C?DOK. -Competent; ni 7r?_te~"fam?lyT wT?ef
M-*?,M??., "f '?' wm? coarw Ironing If needed.
M K . Il] *?"?? -i l' 1 .? . ?..-,.. top tW>r.
L*OOK lasUt Mr, ????hing; hu friend a*
chain berma Id and ?J-alt?*ap; together or sen?.
rate; best referen?-?; Finnish girl. Jn.slla
? OOK.- Pcotrh; friend ehamlaerawUd waltteaa
or KepHrare; ?x.-fi^nt rpf,,,,
country. 13? and r.?>. industrial As?o
eiatlon Aittwr, 1, West 42d. Phon? .vio
1 *> ^ > :? n t
COOK ind i.A ' NDRBMJ **y -tampetaMy#*??
waraan, goott baker, h -rears' reference?;
? ity ??r country, lira Coeper'a Agenrj. 991
?ili a- , near Slih ai.
COOK ad UALSOREM.-B; naat *emmmi
girl, with c.K.i ?personal reference? -mp?-.
i'nt end ?viilnm. H.. Mathe-.? son's \grncy **18
?i ? 378 r-- aat
t-'OOK !'?im claaa ? luidemanas
cook!?is; In nil branche?, city or ?bort dis
lance m country. Mlai M.irgnret Smith"?
2?j v. .m u?! (?. !?h.?n. *io3a Bryant.
? OOR N? ?i. willing Norw"?f|_n; very goo-l cook,
taker. agre Me, capabl? he?- reference? ?no.
? Tl? I.? ??In? ,, a\e. ' TH.
P?."..*> Pitta._
<"<V."k LAUNDRESS ? If AMRERM.?. in WAIT
LES? -Two very til. h ?*v.edl??h -dits; -ne very
?iood CMfc ar?l lauiflrear. other goo.i upata-V
?nald; b??t references, j,2S and 920. OMerberg's
..'g.i.v, Its Lexington ?ve jtL 1060 Pia**.
1 'JOK "*? .'?' ?-' Swedish; ,..,. r|ienl
lood '?" ? eat n term cea ?t.-;:, i. ?ter
HI I.? vli.srt'in ii\e. Tel. PC??
Plaw?._^_
COOK and i.AtM : ?MBRRM v;i? and
*A AITHF.ss. - T**o Svedlih girl? preferably
I ?ether; .,i. or countr Myntlnen'a Ag.-n.'\,
j ?.'K'T :?n? n?. '??.?? 1000- Harlem,
at - ??? ne i.i.-i, th item,
? ', and wrl'ten r.-fpr.-n.-rs; po anywhere $:???.
I Wilson'? Agency, l?l Ka*?, .-juj ?,' xel __???
COOK tnd l??r\|.l;l^. Finnish", tir
?k: ;?>.i lautidreaa: |2*S, Mmttnen ?
tl ?th uve i ?i?,-, ?Harlem.
'?"'"-. ? ?omlcal
t*'? ?v' 0d ?? -, ?.?; ?;(..
dlnat-ltu Agency, rr, I?, xirirton a\e. Tel. i?lT4
.k' ?v niiii w -
In ? '?i"ir. . beat r? r? ? u?-??; wug? * |22 un?i
*?-'"? Yltberty'? agency, is:. .*oT.in?bu^
Tel . - hinder iv?.?.
COI*PI all branches';
? ? - ? \
? ? '.? ? v?V' 9u\ in?
dustrial \- :: \?, .-? la*.
['[??t?. ?. .'i.? Hi" ant.
? ? ?i : i |; .
? I ?
-?-.? . tflterberg'a
v L"-.. ? . tic i ? ? r. : ir.:.-, r
CO! y.Y barman; f?0O: tattler and uaeftJl; ??f?
Rood ... an ?
rene i. \t <t?iewe..m's Agei?.. ??.
Sill Rtti i' V I ?."a t; yant.
'.?i ri.i: ??i? rmaii. i,?an underaundi hen?e?%
?'.??? ..?/clent f.?., ?lui good laun
? ? ' l?rti? fir.? .-:???? r? ferme, ? Wimen S
...?
?i.v, ?RKBR.- By n at
? ...,m: Irish girl i/<..>?l *taln
rtahertr'* Me ncy, i?*?
- huyler KJJM.
HOT'it'KW?RKE** (??Vi. ' ????; landed;
for >J1 prtf? rr-'l 10 l:ln;h
'??"??: *eil!ln>t i? Referen?-?? ?an be
* ' kg T! ?. ??? 124th ?t._
li'ii _gW( RKKH *t?*l ?'?>" s ??"^??'.rV'fri'. ?v
??elbnt r?f?renc?e; j:"'?.? ?.ikin . .,, , ?,-isiiir .tn<j
}22 I*??al L..bor" Kxehange. ni I^iox
1- ? 132 I " ?I-?'' Me, vit-.'
HOCflBWORKBR. Young Flnniah r?lrl
I in 1. 'i | lo les i-.?' i:???|.. ??.oriVer.
.n.?/,- Mjrntlnen'? \?"i ? :'i"7 lib aw Tei.
li'n "?. : i- l ?? . ? ? ? renetwl <^x?k and fh-at
? in?? Iaun4rei.ii *.. reference?, yvn
Ar ? ?. jt? ; .'?*? ?vt ??-? 1001 - Harlem,
.. ? ?l '.- f, \\ ? >*. 'v *-: I' 1 ,? lei -I .? 1-"."'!
reference] elty or country, K S., Misa
? i . entrance
''-M.
i'.w . ii.ki.i: Bj tu it youn?
?mall famip. la tne eountn. understands
rookitid lr; wort rafareacta Mi*?.
? i ??? '.'i), ?t. ?
HOUSEWORK 1.?
?.?"! laundreaa honest ... ??. ??ininc.
. reference i'?l?n?von> Ageney '?'
.
rx\*A~I.1D ATTEND ANT.?First claa*. UMfUl,
nil rt . '.i?, ?roe?! aewar; n o*h
...... .?it. referan ?? tzo y..*e
? ^'"??*_t.-lJt_
K1TCHE" "257
r???- : ' references; *2<?
Tunk? *?.- ? III ?vti a-e.
fel "? "-? ??_
* ? .-? Vorw^fisn
excellent I ?- references,
?'.':? 123 i.?teri ??? t | flfl {ton Aie
? ? Plaza_
! \'?\ R MAII ? ??? r?(er?nces; e?x>?l
--? aiJ ri'kei ; ?llllna
? ti ? ?' ate? Margaret Stni'ti ? Agency, 2*
Ft '?..V
' ...... rllll
?? ,..-...... f-'inntsh
\,- .>*?" :.? clngtoa a\c. Tel.
i" ' _
. ? nd all
?In- -lien? refer
??.','. ? - I ?? .'? \\'?'?t
11080 Bryant._
LAt'NDI Competant lrl?li ?Irl; geo?
. ?? .-.. aneae; i ?',* nr eeantri
?.?je,, .< Lajsg ft H-ie.'herer Co
?.?- . ; i". ?: *?"??'? IM at._
LArfCOREBI CHAMBERMA?B -Neat. ?r?
"ir" 9r\ ? i - I*?' r'-??-*, exceleln?.
????: ?etlllnr m ar?t|t eth**r wirk, rxcel
-ffrenee?, <*:\ ?"?'?rberaH Aftncy. Tilt
? ?! n ? e 1 ? ?_
| v?..- ne?t" "out-, ?jiri -?111" ?*h
?.?k. fl?? ?'?ar?' r'ferenr* W1I
?e?, t **t it' ttnM :T'!i f* Tel 2224?
Vlara ___________________
t.Al NI'l'.l.:-.? and ? HAMBERMAIO?Very neat
?'.114a MJh irlr!. Koe.1 reference?. |25. W|l
airi * Agency. 111 Earn. .".Till M Tal. ?22i?
Pins? ... _
L?fNDREM.- gwedlsh"; neat: **'.'lent laun
?a; flrst <*la?? in '??rr reapeet; 'a ttlaat ret
?..n,'??, $.v? ?^?terberg-? Asrersry, Tlti t?exlngt.)ii
-? 1 ??' '
S'E'.VI y ?.r ... r'^ition aa
n.ir?e or upstair? at? ? i-">od *mmee? ettp or
f'intr. a ?????? ? 1 in?x 4 B?>ee|i*rer
\gi 1 ?'.-i: "> ? ?t IM ?"_
ni'i:'-v. Cngllsh; can i I 'rom Mrth;
derstarnt? all fo^?d?; ascellant r-efaranesa,
Mlaa Margaret smith'*? ?\gency, ^.y w??et 4.'d
[?l,r???. 8080 Hnaii?. _
Nt R8? North girl:
geod .??err. beat referen?*ea; eity ?r counir?;
??<e? $2.'. .*hII ?t Lan?; A Itoerher-r ?'".
?kgenei 1 I 1.1 I' ,>J2*.?:??_) *'
SI K15ER? ? ?' ?\ K1 :m-:.-'*-' North ?Jet-man; re
flned girl food N?M: ba*l reference? elty
r ?...?i-f -% i'. are- $;;."?. ?all ?' Lang ?t
B. . .-, 1: .' ... d st.
v,, ?;.-' . r? ??l .?wer. ii?ar ?nd .'?'?'
In* .?U" Netrth of Ireland Protestant; c|tv
r country. Flaherty':? Ageney IM ?'oiumbu-?
120a_
in* ? ornan an Infant's
nurse'; h"?t'i?ai ?rained; |3C. Misa Shea'a
\... ?. <t i:??t ?ci ?t_
\ToR?Tl?"i1~"HOr'?EkEEr^'H Oood .-.??k: for
?ts* h ou? . cit] ?>r eountry M. >'.. Ml??
..-raivi Bureau, :."^ S'li **?>.. entrance
_
\\ \|il;l- Makea all salads, mid. r!>t.-n?la
Oral Claaa referen?-es. Miss
Margaret smith's Agency, 25 West 42.1 ?t.
Phon.. :?-?>:**?-? Bryant _
WA?TRKSH and ?*HAMBERMAlD B~ first
1,,?.? iraltreaa excellant ref?rence?. riiy ?r
rii:- >... . 'o??|.? r> Ag?aey, o.*>? ?Itl? av?.,
W?ITR?tS- CHAMBERMAID .-?.?li-'i n'at
?oiittg gul?. ?M"*tlen. ? 1; pood >?er?oiiul refer
... "Hilda.'' Mathettnon's Agency. 818 tt'ti
ave T? 371 Bryant._
WA?TR?Hi" ?'""! PARLORMAID Compstent
Tri?b Ulr1 DOal refeicncen; i-ltv or .??untrv;
age. $2'.-*''.'l. ?all at I...ng * Rochcrer t*o.
?g. m y. 4'.- *"? <T \v.-?t :;:i,i M_
ynrvo OtRU kit? hentr...ld or tilth children;
I,,,.M.etv-ed low -.??rfet?, cit?. country.
Usa BuekOy'? Agtatsr, IV Wni 42.1. Phone,
ts7 T*r>an?_
LOST BANKBOOKS.
?LOST.?-Bankbook No. M0.I80 ot nry Dock
t-'.ivings inatituti??" iny r"'!'"*! having
??lalma upon ?aid book is ?.ailed upon to pre
.. nt tl.s ?ame t,? Hie b-nk within thirty day?
or tho ?aid book ?grill Le declared ?????ncelled and
extinguished und a new on* ??sued In lieu
thereof _
?LOST Bankl.k N" ;:<14.4TT of Dry Dock
?avtaga In?tltutlon. Any person having
clulms upon ?_i.l book Is called upon to prc
?ent the ?nme t?> the bank within thirty da>?
or th? !>al?l book adll he ?le.'iai-ed ?-.mcelU-d
and extinguished an.l a new one |??ued In lieu
thereof_
l.usT Bankbook No. W5.833. Bank tor Sav?
ing?. 180 4th sve., New York I'liyni-nt
?topped. Pleas* rettirn_book to hank_m
LOST Bankbook Ne !'">:.HI. Hank for Sav
Ings. 2<"? 4th ave., New York rayment
. ,|. |'|..,n.e return b.???k to bank.
suanocATE'S notices
CARR. ALFRED IN P?BS?ANCB OF A??
order ?t the Hon. Robert I.ndlow Fowlsr. a
Surrogate of the ?"ountjr of New York, notica
U h*?rebv gtvea lo all ivrrm. having claim?
agalnat Alfre?! <;irr, late of tho Borough ?f
ManliattHii. County, city and State of New
York, deceased, to present th': same, with
tbo voucher? therefor, to '.he undersigned, at
N<> 2 Ite?:toi' .-tre*t, In the Borough of Man
)iat??n r.iunty. ? It*, and ?Stat?> of Now York,
In the off??..* ??f l'?rk?'r K. Ileape, Esq.. her at?
torney, on or before tho "trd day of April. 1912
Da'ed. th? 2*.t!? ?lay of H-ptember. 11)11.
?IABAB i:. ?'I HI'Y. Kiecutrl*.
PARKIR '?? tiy.\x.y. \?i??:?!,.???? r?>r __ee~tt-tx
?jftlce and P 0, A?ldie?a. 2 Rector Street.
Bor...igli ??f Mai.'iattan. New yo.-k N Y
BUSINESS CHANCES.
" ' rllKKT MKTAI. PLANT !?"? ?R >\\.Y.
Kn ni'lUldunl owning th' controlling lnter???t
of a iiiobrn ?t-et metal Plant ??IT.-ra hi? lntrre?t?
(or sal*? ''?anlseil In ?IMS, nlth
. capital and PUrpMa ?if $!S">.0?K> fully
pan!. In 1?U th? ?.?Linen? [?M 14", on t!ie ?ale?
for that ynr. ?"ornpany'i? product ih largely dis?
tributed throughout the fnlted States and v'an
ada wl'h _ rapidly increMSing export trade into
all t'ouutrles. Plant Jo. ?ted In ?'etitr-i lllln.tl?,
l.V? mile? fP"!i ?nl.i;o. ?rtttl flr?.t ?la? ?hipping
fa? lime?. Party offering this plant for ?ale
?a-|?he* to use th? money and tiiu- in .?thei plain?
of a different nalur- In which he I? nmre largely
,n,.r^ted ?' M. ?' ? ""V V Trillin?. OfH.e.
LAWYERS.
? ? i?m- , ?! NSELOR VT f.AU. V-?UN
.el ? bank?, rompante? and Individual?. 83?
Fr-ia.lc.ay Ne? ".oik: -on?ultatlon. ?10 addre??
me b' letter endoilnx pontal mone? order or
eiD'*?* rnon?v ottat for ten dollar? an? I will
mail jou 10, tj.?'ritten opinion.
TIME TABLE?._f_TIME TABLES.
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LUSITANIA S S i ? i MAURETANIA
Fastest, Fiaest, Largest Quadra-) e-Screw
Turbine Steamships in i be World
MAR. ' : 1 V *!.
_ APR. S. t A. M.
*PANNONIA ?b.'S. CAMPANIA S%rt\\-M8%RLV
?Liverpool only.
Commencing February 28th, th? "Lueitanle," "?MauretaniV and "Campania" win
?all from New York at 1 A. M. Wed ne? day-, tut.iect to the discretion of the Com?
mander, matead of 8 a. If. Vaaaenger? ?erred cold buffet ripper between IP. U. and
midnight Tueaday.
LIVERPOOL, LONDON, PARIS, BERLIN, VIENNA
VU (?ir.r\?rn?N AM) R-MB?J-B
Mauretanla and Luaitania do not stop at Queen-town eastboucd
CRUISES to EGYPT
CALLZVO AT -.AD-ISA, anSSAIiTAS. AZ.OI~SBB, VILLEFHAWCHB
or acNOA, n__**xxB, trixstx:. ritmu, alxxakdeia
Writ? for Itinerary. Sailing hour noon.
?CARONIA ?. Feb. 20 ?CARMANIA Mar. 2
cIVERNIA ... Mar. 28
b?Omita Trieste and Flume, c?Omita Algier? and Alexandria.
A la carte aervtre wltboot extra charge. _ _. Mopo-era permitted.
Ppei-lal through ratea to Egypt, tbe rar Eaat. South Africa ?nd Mouth Ameilca.
Pt?r? Foot TV 14th St.. North River. Office?. 24 State 6:.. Opposite Battery.
American Line Wi"
Plymouth?Cherbourg?Southampton
ft I>,ul?.Keh. 17 New York.Mar ?
rtilladelpht* ...Feb. 24 to.-eanl?-.. ".'ax. t.. noon
vWhlt? Star Line ?-.-onier. Pier 58.
Red Star I-i ne l "Al.:R
London?-Psris vis Dover*--Aritvv?rp
Vaderlan! .F?b. 14 Lapland mew....Feb. 24
; Zceland .Feh: 21 ', Kr?*onlan?l .Mar. 2
White Star Line ????
Plymouth-?Cherbourg?Southampton
; The Largest and Fioeat Stearoer? In tlio World
?ft?s Olympic ?L feb. 2i ylln
T?na "rs*-,--.i-? VKsV Mar. 1? April?
Karl. ilianiC YOKK APRIL 20
?rt l/iui-.Feb. 17. 8;30 am',-Jhi1a?leiphl9..Feh. 24
! Ol) topic (new ?..?"?** 21,nooti,~N'-w York ? Mar. 2
K 11 an Lin? ?teamcr. Ht* 62.
New York?Queenetown?Liverpool
I Rait t.- _Feb. if?, nooal Battle .Mar. 14
! Celtic Feb 2?, noor.lC'eltl? .Mar. 28
? K&??? RIVIERA?IT?LY?EGYPT
Tbe Azore?. Madeira. Gibraltar. Algier?. Ville
franche, tienoa. Naples. \lr.?ani1r??.
ADRIATIC .... FEB. 21
CEDRIC.MARCH 6
CANOPIC . . . ?MARCH 16
I'assfnger OnVe*. 9 B'ernr (Tel. HBO Hector)
and Her ?2. >? H. HVe?t 23d St.. N. V.l.
HAMBURG AMERICAN
: LONDON?PARIS?HAMBURG
i FKK*-. (?R\>T.Feb. 22, 11 A. M.
TF.NN*4YI.V\M \ Feh 19, ". P. M
v-h-hik* .March 1.1?. \ M
IKKs. LINCOLN.March 14. ? P. M
'Hamburs olreel ??eoond cabin only.
Gibraltar, Algiers, Naples, Genoa
S, S KAISI-KIN UT.. VIC. ?ttalv and
11 HAMBURG,. Feb. 20,'?0 ? M.
Tourl?t Depr. for Trip? Ever-'wl.?*re.
! HAMBI BO-AMEB1CAX TATftt, 49 B'way. N*. T,
BERMUDA
$15 *-'p
Avoid 8ea?lckne?s b- TraTellina on
i THE MA?MHI EM. FAST. TWIN-SCREW
Transatlantic Linar "OCEANA"
14.000 Tona: 535 Feet Lon*.
I l.?.rg??t, F?gte?t an?l Fineet Steamer to Bermuda.
i Ffr?t?-|ae? Pe ??enger? E?cluelvely; Begt Service.
No Cattle or Freight Carried on this Steamer.
I "Oceana'a" passengers obtain beat chotea of
, hotel tccomr.iOi1.ilion? Beautiful Booklet of
' Bermuda-Atlantic I.ln?, 280 B'way. New York.
Parie?London?Rotterdam.
Tn ?n-Pcrew Sailing? Tut?. 10 A.M.
?ro??dam. .Feb. IS
? New Am?t?-rdam.Feb. 27
?Noor?l?m.March 5
*Rvn?1*j"?.March 12
?VIA BTLOGNB a K.
? PLYMOUTH * BOULOGNE.
oftv?. 30 B'war. N T.
)LLAND
AMERICA
UNE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC GO.
?'?! It oodway at Franklin *??.
1158 Broadway at **<i. St.
t Broadway at Bowling Kitten._
COOK'S *? TOIRS TO El ROPE.
All Expeniea Included. Booklet*
THOt- COOK A SON. .43 Broadway. .?M an?~
.'.."3 Fifth Ave, "?.ISO Broadwa", N. Y.
North
I?. I ? nd.in. Tari?,
Bremen.
Kxpreas talltMg*
Tuesdays 10 A M
Krnnpiini "Allhelm
February LS, M:i
. "?_? /d0tt Kal.rr Wilhelm
I.ondo;-. ?Jlder <>???-?????. April 2
Pali?.
Breini-u.
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Thure ys.liTA.M -
George W-wUlngton ttSat. ). Feb. 24. ?lar. ?i
Prinz Fried. Wll.ieltn.Mar. ;. Ap. 11
"K l.tilxe.April 4
?Bremen direct.
To (?Ibraltar, Algier?,
N'aplr. and
Sailing? Sat'dy
Berlin *new)
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lelra ear?- AVmfAXJ J **?%
onnectlon? ftcm Genoa or Nsple? ?or
Alexandria, Pgvpt. India. China. Japan,
Australia. Philippine? by Company*? im?
perial Mall atean era
Special Through Rate?.
Independent An.uud the World Tour?. ?VU?.
Baltimore-Bremen direct, one data ill)
Cabin si-am? r? Wodnesday?.
?"rulse to Black Sea and Cancasu?, from
G?uo:. April ?S te May 28???200 up.
Crulaa tu Polar Reglan? f;oui Bremen
Stay i* lo \iig???.t u??it.1? ??p.
Trnvoler?.* checks good all o\er tU* world.
OFLRICH?*? A CO.. General Agent?.
?, Broadway, New York.
?PP
DCn "ft*' I IME Pl?r U. Wall St. Farry,
nCU U LII1C Brooklyn, at. Noon.
Tor Sen Ju?n. P n . La. f?uayra, Pto. Caballo.
rursci'o ;?nd Maracaibo via Curacao.
PIULA DELPHI A..Feb. MICAftACAl....**?*, ?
For Ma vaguez Pf R.; La Ouayra. Curacao
and Maraoalbo.
ZPLIA.F*b. 2i:MARA?AIBO...Mar ?
Superior Accommodation? tor Pae?cn?-ers.
BLIS*. DAM.KTT * CO..
(.encrai Manager?. _?2 Wall Pt.
FALL RIVER LINE
(Splendid Steamer? ? Splendid Service)
Good music enlivens
the voyage?
To Boston aboard
a Fall River Line
steamer.
Tear* New York, Pie? 1?. N R . ft. ft
v.arren St.. 5 p. M. Arrive Boston
?i A. M. or 8 A. M.
Fare to Boston, $3
City Ticket Office?171 B'way?>?hone. 5121 Ort.
LI W _bV_SUr ?80 AT.R AIL
. rcvidee.es ulract. ?l.bO | worctsUr. .2.4)
Daily. Including Sunday. 5:30 P. -L
From Piar 19, B. R.
New Management. Improved Servie?.
City Ticket Office. 290 Broadway. N. T.
R E SORTS._?_ R ESO RTS^
MTV JERSEY. 90B9T ttamasnW.
ATLA
NEW JERSEY
Invites you to visit to-day where there is no snow or ice on the
famous Boardwalk. The salt air is crisp and invigorating. Golf,
motoring, the piers, attractive shops, etc., leave nothing to be
desired. Leading hotels always open.
TRAYMORE CHALFONTE HADDON HALL
Qttontic City
CALEN HALL
ATLANTIC CITY
HOTEL AND SANATORIUM,
vrtth It? elegant comfort, it? Tonic and Cura*
tlve Bath? snd ?uperlor tab!? and ?ervlc?, la
an ideal place for Fall and Winter. Alwsy?
?pen. Alwaye ready. Always busy.
F. L. YOUNG. General Manag?r.
New Yoik OlTlce?1122 Broadway.
_rt_K?l
; Winter Days at Atlantic Mt| Ara
HOT KL DENNIS, dlreetlv on .
; fron' Is always open ?nd 1? an Ideal home
f?>r the Winter guest. WALTER .T. RUy.RV
mariboroutib ? Bknbeim
ATLANTIC CITY. X. 1.
?loslah White O Sun? ( ompany.
ADVFRTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for Th? Tribun? received at their Uptown Ofllc?.
No 18(14 Broadway, between 3?th and 37th ?t?..
until 8 o'clock p. m.
FLORID ?.
?rid?!
^EAST COAST?*
The w?ters of Florid? provide about one
fifth of all the member? of the fish f?milT
known to Amerka, north of Pa*iar_a, and
each species in unimaginable quantit
Could any quarter be more enticing to Urn
follower of I^aae Walton's aportf THF
EAST COAST OF FLORIDA provide?
thi? feature a_ librrally a? it? hoet* of
other?, ?nd all under Summer ?kiea ?:.?!
with semi-tropical surrounding?. Hotel?
?nd arcommoiiations for all.
PRINCIPAL RESORTS AND HOTELS
Ponre de Leon . St. Augustin?
Alcazar . . . St. Augustine
Ormond . Or_-ond-?n.the-H?lii?x
The Breakers . Palm Beach
Royal Poinciana . PaJmBea-J
Royal Palm . Miami
The Colonial Naseau. Bahama Isl*.
Key. 92 mil?? south of Miami,
with every
florida
East Coast
10" w. ?d?**.?*>t. 243 filth Ate.
?CHICAGO NEW YORK
at Si. AUGUSIINf. nORlOA
?ESkV aND^OFFICE FURNITURE.
TOP ,
Office Furniture
T. Q. SELLEW
Hi FULTON ST
INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sciea?City.
SCHOOL AGENCIES
-PROPOSAL?._
*-m -MIDS WILL BK RECKrV'ED BY
,K".U'F?k>ard of W?t?r ?Supply. ?at Jta.??*
?? v Y
ton. ' '*lLr,' ?."..?ace and time the bids ?III
At t'1**,8,"^;?fP and r*ad. Pamphlet? coir
be pul'Hcly :';".,?? for bidder? and contract
tstnlr-g !n?l''r'n^1 obtained at tfU above od
drawipg? c?" . ,__ tne ,um of ten dcllars
ar.s? ff _S_h pamphl-?*. For further par
l*,(!' ioh. informal on for Bb"?ders.
tlculara '*,.)?!?,?V .<Tlt"?r*?S. Preldent.
chabiSn. ?&AWWIA
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? _i?ners 'A t>* Ho?r<? ?* "*V*tar Supply.
<''T.\!li'pil V ?OBBtfWr. Secretary
" ta*Wanmmt**\H%> K_
?-?.o?;_ kut H ?^Competent; makes ?nd remod
D?,f6rS a f-?>* Juliet. 12? E..t
JfilW. 40? -atuwmnt.
RAT EXTERMINATORS.
Rats
Embalmed
" This is our process "
Premise? of all kinds cleared of
RATS and MICF. without annoyano*.
Guaranteed yearly contract work a
arp?elalty. No obligations Incurred by
having us call to explain our method.
Write or 'phone Worth 2911.
Rose Rat Exterminator Co.
309 Broadway,
NEW YORK.
EXCUR-iONS.
?^^3 Raymond (/
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Through 1
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ft?>TOOndl/Whitcoj-i? C^*,22$r_AA-e? j
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CiUIW/rL ? ?i?)i<-e.?t berth?. Lowest ratea.
Inteino.lonal sleeping ? ar 1 o.. t?l .Mb .re.
~0T?iV0NDS A N D "WATCHES.
DIA MOM US
Can ha returned wltbtn on? year.
CHARLt*-A. l.-.Nt.iai* Broadway, New York
CARPET CLEANING.
CAREFCL CARPET OLEANINQ ?CO.?-Clean?
by comp-esaed ?<". staam. hand or on ftoo<
IS.'.S Broadway. 4-1 K*?t 48t_ ?t- COE ft
HP **-_--_?If-1 i'-?a8tt*_
NKV: YORK CARPET CLEANING WORK*.
ulleai. I-ti?e?t. Most Modern.
FINK RC-8 WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prie?? Reasonable, bane for Circular.
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