HELP WANTED—FEMALE. GIRLS .JUNIORS KAMILTON TRUST … 14/Brooklyn NY Standard … · •ve.,...
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Reore for t l i h t housekeeping;: m l t e - l o 101 coujils n ' - n l n g w a i s t , a lso back i>ur-lor, M»U> furnished. 161 WllluUghBy av*,, n*» - TotupKin* ev«.
1M High at.; large and m u l l roomii for K n l l i m t u or Hunt housekeeping, running water.
>*% Ton Eyck St.. Furwahed hall room, 10 minutes (rum Wil l l -n-s -urg B r l 4 l » '
tlddle h - f l _ilddle"b«lT
Hall. 10SS Lean at.; nicely furnished room; haat, electricity; all convenience , i .aeunable, private.
t o t Uat»i ave.—Furnlshod rooms; private family wil l . let two rooms, all conveniences; near Bedford ave., and convenient to cam.
5»a (Hi »ve. Nicely furnished room, • t eam boat; l u l u housekeeping; business couple.
HELP WANTED—FEMALE.
140 Lawrence at,, block from l ioyt subway. kitchen and laundry; hot, cold water; (as . heat; reasonable.
Back and front parlor; for l ight housekeeping; or two gentleman; near subway, 141 Lawrence St.
Large back parlor: large, smal l rooms; housekeeping; neat ; hot water; bath, . . . Schermerh.rn st.
168 Tth St. Finn connect ing; housekeeping; also single rooms; all conveniences; reasonable; phone. Peterson.
140 Steuben St.. near DrKalb ave . ; cosy rooms; housekeeping; parlor; every convenience; reasonable.
Two rooms; nicely and completely furnished; for l ight housekeeping; »*, T31 arcana ava., near Sumner.
G I R L S SO Intelligent Neat
Girls Over 16 as examiners and table work in large brass manufacturing concern; clean work and light, attractive workrooms; good wages; advancements regular; 48-hour week. 512 Vanderbilt ave., Brooklyn.
t i l Warren at. Light housekeeping ana hall room; to let: near Smith st. > i • i i n . . I
Rooms for l ight housekeeping; also for gentleman. TS Ryerson at.
Large front room, gentlemen, eonvenlelfca. $3.50; single rooms, f l .25. IT? Atlantic ave.
Front parlor; men or housekeeping, •trier roams, t l and up. S5 Fourth ave.
101 Decatur st.—Largo and ball rooms; nleely furnished: convenient "L" and trolley.
Furnished kitchen and bedroom: light housekeeping; opposite subway. 812 9th st.
LIGHT H o r R E K E E F I N G ROOM. . 20* CLERMONT AVE.
l i t Bens-en »t. Sunny front room; l ight housekeeping; convenient to cars, subway.
Light housekeeping- or gent lemen; hall room: reasonable. Basement 280 52d st.
BOARDERS WANTED. Will board family of adul t s or sepa
rate person*; excel lent table: large rooms; private home; all conveniences; phone, etc., 15» Park pi.
HELP WANTED—MALE. OB0 tlase Oae r e s t • Word Feur t ime* T i n * * coats a word • > » — t imes . , g l e n casta s> word
BOYS Over 16 Years
For machine and bench work in large brass manufactory; start at $7, with steady advancement t o competent boys; 48-hour week. 512 Vanderbilt ave., Brooklyn.
Workman wante« , wage* to start, t i e M r buut; good men will on in. reaeeu rapid! , ; s ie_uy ivora the >ear round, wltn many axtra Inducements for good men. Charles Ptlxer * Co., Inc.. 811 Flushte* •ve . , Uklyn.. near T . m p k t - * ave. Appsl-. s t ions take/, ouly beiwe.t t 11 a n a It t clock.
Boy* and young m e n ; In large mortem factory; experience unnecessary; *«l*ry f t .15 'per week lor I or 1 week* and mora on piece work thereafter; steady work ruuured, Simon Zlnn, Inc., 29th st . and 11th ave., N. r .
AMERICAN B O * 8 — Positions with largest houses in Greater New York; commercial, manufacturing and financial; runners. Junior clerks, s tock; good salaries lor high-class boys. Willis Hnwley Exchange, SO Court St., Bnooklyn.
Kxcellent automobile instruction, $10; driving, repairing, maintenance, tauuht iiulcKiy; experts demonstrate daytime, n ights ; Inspect workshop. Schools 1027-D Bedford a v e m u .
New York Rai lway Mall Clerk examinations coming; $76 month; sample questions freeh wrlta Immediately. Franklin Institute, Dent. 2M-W, Rochester, N, Y,
D»l.v*r* and helper* wanted; young men t l yean , o* age or over; are required as helpers or drivers on express wagons. Apply Adams Express Co., 10 Trinity pl„ N. Y. C
Wanted—names men wishing to necom. Government Rai lway Mall CIerk»; $75 month; quick Increase to $1.10; vacations Box 20. Standard Union,
Wanted*-Electr lc!an; for factory work: man that can do wiring and installing motors. The Van Iderstlr.e Co., Railroad & Oreenpolnt ave*., Blissvll le, L. I. C.
Middle-aged man accustomed to mocreme-ter work as assistant to tool checker In large manufacturing shop. 612 Vanderbilt ava., Brooklyn.
WAifTBo—vampert ana •y'eie.tteri: etaedy positions and good pay. u t s 4s Duns Co., IT Canal eL, Rochester, N. T.
Boys wanted for light work: pay $1.2$ to ft.SO a day. Kings County Iron Foundry, North 13th and Berrr'ata.
Laborer* wanted. Including colored men: In t inware factory, Apply S„ South f.th St., Brooklyn.
Helper* wanted. Including colored men; In t lnwar* factory. Apply IS South Dlt »t„ Brooklyn.
B o y ; Christian: drug store; good op-
Sert.inlty to learn. ISi Buffalo ave., oor. t. Mark*.
Driver*: must be' experienced In tn iek-tng basins**. Apply McMullan, Prospect and Gold st*.
Tlfitmrth* and *t.1Ser*r_ wanted. Apply j j Smith 5th st.. BrooWlyn.
l aborers w a n t e d Apply rTsttonsI S')l-s h a r C s , *J4 Kent e v e , Brooklyn.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. German, t 4 ; wishing employment a*
Janitor, portnr or packer in factory of wholesale house- hard work at f hour* preferred. A. pecoront. tttt W. lo th { L C. L
HELP WANTED. V S. Government want* clorVe: t l t e . M
•nentb: Brooklyn exsmlnat lon* coming • s e n : «*mnl* o*»*tlen* free. FYanviIn l a . atltute. nent I " * •—»•—•— w * IM T Rocfeit^.'V.'T:
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Table *ad eed linen Ir mad, ready for <••* rnitf i dry, March*-, dried, ready t* h e n FAMILY I.AlTNOllVV ttT V A W • t * r v ST TF.I « M O W « t f t l Itnahwlck.
?0WER PRESS GIRLS
Several experienced stamping brass, tin or steel on punch presses; 48-hour week; steady positions. 512 Vanderbilt ave., Brooklyn.
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THE DAILY STANDARD UNION \ BROOKLYN* NFW YOW CITY. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER & 1916. FLATS TO LET.
18 WAi*»cJ.
.JUNIORS •
WANTED AT WANA-MAKER'S, 14 TO 18 Y E A R S OF AGE; STEADY POSITION WITH CHANCE OF ADVANCEMENT. APPLY IN MESSENGER OFFICE, BASEMENT, NEW BUILDING.
BANKING AND FINANCIAL , BANKING AND FINANCIAL I t * . • tiae. • i a . i ,
tfcree t l iee. . i v UUIHUIW tar, • lute, a liar, seven H U M .
JUJUBE AND FIGS.
$14, FIRST FLAT 4th FLAT, $14 ! b.wuuu ii^i, # i . . . l o o m . , small lamiii**: I
'ha l l uarpeteU: duinbVauers; i,«ar subway; Janitor earvlie . UAHAN, H i 41b a v .
f i t m t i l U l l LIGHT KOOM8. $ «r 4 rooms; bath, hot water supply. 140
Lexington av., near Bedrord; Janitor or IIKNK1 SCHKNIi , t I S - t l l Oraad Ay.
1»4« BROADWAY, o r in. . hall., aiily $lt .B« let*) HI 1,1'ON Bl , « raeau, b a t h . . . *1 <.so «M C B N T B A L A l l , , eUigle flat, batb » l . ft MABION 8 1 . , j rooms, m a g e . . t i l
4 .MCB ROOMS * BATH, $1$. TSt Bergen Ht. Redecorated and
renorsted like new. Apply Janitor. r .VRTBIOOB, TtO FRANKLIN AVE.
B i t .'ii i l ' R » : « - . 7 Targe, l lcht rooms and bath; alt Im
provements: ti.OO pur month allowed Janitor. Apply Flcka, o n premise*.
POSITIONS O P E N FOR SEVERAL Y O U N G GIRLS, FROM 11 TO 16; LIGHT WORK; P L E A S A N T SURROUNDINGS; NO EXPERIENCE N E E D E D . APPLY M O R N I N G S , A F T E R 9 O'CLOCK, 93 H E N R Y ST., BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Girl wanted for general housework; to the right girl a pleasant home and good wages are offered Call 172 Hancock St.
Wanted—H.nne. i Jewish laminae .» orooklyn and Long Island to car* fei Jewiah orphan* for pay. Apply la writing Biooklyn l l . u i e w Orphan Aaylum. Ukly.
Book* purchased; colored engraving*; old N. Y. views; auuiip collectior.s. F. O. Box IS!. Biooklyn.
Man or woman wanted; for kitchen etork, 1S4 I-'lu-.lilng ave.
X t o u r r c e m i aad iaaprveeeaeMa, $ t to $11.
Mill pay part oi mo n a g eapeuee*. Apply i ; J l l a a e - I S U A U a w t e • » • . ; Jaiutoe*.
Upper floor; two-family house: » rooms snd batb; all l ight : t i t . i l l ! l-:a*t 4tnd •t.. a*ar Av*. J
II Herkimer pl„ near Nosttaad awe. Good transportation facil i t ies; four large, l ight room»; $14 per monih. Apply Janitor.
g t t UALPII AVKNI B. Near F'ulton at.; flat, four rooms; improvements: rent t in .
t | 5 WALWORTH STREET. Near OeKalb ave . : flats, five rooms; Improvements; $11-115.
Four l ight rooms, newly decorated rent. 111. 489-491 St. Marks ave.
HOUSES FOR SALE. r. • line, s ingle laaertloat 13c. at Ita*. three t ime*: Sue. a line urtra times.
SAD.BUT TRUE! MUST SELL * t C C H A — * * • • » » S-f»mlly brick flat; W H J U IT alt l ight room*. 8 baths; 20x100; near 5th ava. car*; rent $TS0; worth IS.000;, rash $1,100; balane* to suit. €.A f l f U l — 2 - f a m l l y brick, i t room*. » V , l « w hniha; good order: ?0xl00: a schs l t street: $1,000 cosh: bal. 1st mty. # ^ C O D — 1 - f a m i l y brick, 7 room*. • P J | J U " bath; parquet floors, electrlo l l shte . macadamiiml atreet; all assessment* paid: nolo six* of house, -'0«44. * C A n n — S e m l - d e t a c h o d 2 - family * " ' l o u u brick; l ight room*; tiled bath; convenient car.i, school*, churchea; top floor, rent $300. pay* all charge*.
H. J. CALLISIhft, cor. 4o'ti, s*'
Colored; 4 rooms; $10; no children. 101 P e K s l h ave. Hunter.
KAMILTON TRUST COMPANY 189-191 M O N T A G U E STREET
Capital , Surplus and. Profi ts , $1 ,616,100.59 TRUSTEES
"'ILI.lAM l i c i t Hi CHARLES COOHEfl JOHN C McOUIRB HKXltT N. WH1TNET JOHN n. HRQEMAN W 4 L T E R C . HT.'MSTOMB JOHN N P A R T R i m i E B E B * n. BCIBHKELL
n v v i f l t . , . > . . . i . . K CHARLES • EEATOR KRK1IKK1CK H. POUCH JOHN A V D E R t O B IVKRBI.ET CHILB8 EDWINI A A M M FRANK SULLIVAN SM1TB rREPKWlCK 11 WRBBTatn QKOROB B A O D B N DANIEL J. CRBEM rREOERICK II. ECKBK M. C f^JLOER W I t L A R O * RDM?«.TBB C U A A . J McDBRMOTT
, . _ _ JI 'Ltna R. DAVENPORT * MCUBRMOTT Acta us Kxi-.-tit.ir, Aduiiulauistor, Trurtee, Q a r t l l t n and coiuiuiucxt
Iatcreat on Check ActouniA. SIM , u l liatexi on TUuu Veposlto
I CCnralor Orlsnd' B. White , In Brooklyn I Botanic Garden Leaflet 11, Sept IT, l » l « . l
I The Jujube 1» t o m t U m t a rtferre-t , to aa the ditto-plum. It i t A aweet -l sh fruit, exlat lnc in m a n y varlattea,
| l o m i of which a r t At large i s * ' hen'a tig- I have n t v e r ee>en It In our markets, though doubtleaa It It locally procurable In California, One of our explorera predicts lt»
: commercial p lant ing o n a l a r g t ! t ca le in the near future. In China > jujubee are dried. S o m e varlet te t J are uaed to bake in bread a t w e d o
raUine. A dtl lghtfut Chineaa fruit t h a t i t
c o m m o n in fruit t tores during t h e winter is the "kakl" or partlmmon.
NEWS. N. Y. Stock Exchange Prices.
In color It reaemhlt t a t o m a t o , but I Am Steel Foundry
Alaaka Gold 12 Alils Chalmers . . 2SVj Am A g Chemical. &9'« Am Beet MUKur 104 Am Can *3^i Am Car & Found T1H Am Hide & L, . . . . 1«V* Am H & L p f d . . „ 72 Am lee) Sec Am Unsifted Am t iocomotlve . , Am SmeltitiE
Open. Noon. l « t
KINGS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY
312. 144 aad 14t rnl tea Street.
urnciMi JT.'LeAN D. FAIRCHILD. Preeldent JULIAN P TAJRCHILD )
VIce-Brealdeat* f
t l « - t l ? . Becnnd. third floor; ail improvements- well kept. 141 Albany ave.
Four room*: l ight ; rents $10 aad t i l . Janitor 44 Sands at.
APARTMENTS TO LET. Itr . a l iar, s ingle Insertion; tBr. a llsHk,
tare* i l m r . : Mr. a l lae. aeem titues.
HTKA.V1 H E A T ; HOT MATER HLTPL1T. l « t Btale st. | 1 and bath «f40.00 III Halsey at.; 6 unci b a t h . . . A . . . , . T t? .00 8.r> Kingston a v e ; t and bath 15.30 CI AIIKM K B . SMITH, 14\'4 I ulliin at,
S BIO, B R I G H T RUN.; H E A T E D ; $.'H Decoratad and renovated throughout like new. Apply premises, "92 Park pi. Sunday and Tuesday, nr
PARTRIDOE, 700 FRANKLIN AVE.
WILLIAM HARKNr.SS D W. McWILLlAM*M WILLI A H J W ATSON. Jr THOMAS BLAKE. V c y . HOWARD D JO!»T. Atst. Secy. J. NORMAN CARPENTER. Trust Offleei
Capital $500,000 Surplus and Profits, $2,701,000
IRlMTKEa: Walter E. Bedell D W. McWllliam* !•: C. Blum Henry A Meyer Ceo, V. Rrower Charles A. O Donnhue Frederick L Cranford Charles B. Perkins Robert A. Diyx.lale Dick B Ramsay Julian D Falrchllri 11. B Scbartnann Ju lUn P. ralrchlld John F. Schmedeka Joeeph P Grace Oswald W Uhl William Harkneas John T. t'aderwood Jo.'epli Huber W M. Van Anden Whitman W. Kenyon John J. Williams Llewsl lrn A. Wray William J Watson, Jr
larlted. Interest Paid ea Dally Relanree.
wiurtiuAut LOANS.
X Flatbush—Owner preaaed tor money,
peremptory order* to sell twenty feet wide brick house; with porch, l iving-room, dining-room, kitchen, four bedrooms, tiled bath; steam heat, parquet floors and electric l ight, for $3,tiuO. No waiting. Possession NOW. < HKRKINdTOX. Crayeeend ami 10th A Tee.
B E A C T I F I X S-FAMILY HOI SB 118 WOODBINE ST.
O P E N F O B INSPECTION Ratordaye, Hundny* A Elect ion Day, 9 to B,
Detached; 11 room*; 2 t i led baths; show-ment store, a number of competent ' * f f i *¥X*1* .»>—ff ^ t o t l t f t j t t j . t t t t a J w M l young women typists, those fainlllar • E * * * * * " <3««°ratlon*. Alferman. 4.1 Wood-with making out bills preferred. Ad- i I "'"* *'• urex* Typist, Box 11, Standard Union, I —. Hrouklyn. I J 3 ,
GIRLS W A N T E D FOR THE ENAMEL-1 . ' . OKCOKATlNCi A N D WRAPPING £ f t . ? A . M T M S N T S : UOOD . P A T AND «lfa,ADV P v d l T l O N : UOt.RS, 7 TO It AND 1J:46 TO rati'; H A L F D A Y 8ATUR-LAY. APPLY ALL WEEK, LAUA.NOfc. A UROSJEAN MFU. CO.. ATLANTIC, WEAK WOUDl iAVEN AVE., WQOD-H A V E N , L. L
Wanted—in the offica of a depart
W A N 1 E D TO SPOOL A N ' O V u V K R WIRE l O R MILLINERY PURl*OSEH; STEADY WOHiC; COOB PAY- NO D A N G E R ; HOURS S TO 6:30; HAL*' DAY SATURDAY. APPLY W1RH WORKS, N O R T H S i l l ST. AND WYTHE AVE.. I iROKKLTX,
SteiiOgrai/her—Position as atenoeraphcr to ."9 day . MS.IUIUII l,y W. T. Moon, uubliaher Buyd Syl-lab-u- »horthand works; we guarantee 100 words per minute In 80 days. Call or write for free iesona and catalogue. MOON'S BCHtXJLS, S&7 Weat 181at St., N. Y,, and 214 Livingston St., Brooklyn. Main 6791)
I t s TO 140 MONTAGUE ST.: 1, t and 3 rcoras, with maid service; $17 to | 3 S ; housekeeping on premises. CLARENCE B . RMITH, 14tt Fulton St.
1S$« DEAN ST., NEAR NEW YORK AV. ''holce 7 and i rooms; steam heat; hot
viator; t i n to $45. CLARENCE B. SMITH, 1424 Fulton St.
2, 3 & 4 ROOMS, $5 TO $9. 141 Manhattan ave.. near Meserole sL
500 Buys 7 Room, 1 -Family Brick »5.000 'Ml " 2 " $7,250 " 2-Famiiy Stare Briek
TERMS TO SUIT BUYER. J O H N H. FOI.LMER, » i0 t .rare .e i id Aye
BIG BARGAIN lmm ^M ,„„ , „,„ _, _ , On. - faml ly brick house-, 7 rooms and 2 2 & 2 4 W L L 0 W P L N * * r • 1 ? r a ' ; -
bath: parquet floors: eleclrla l ights ; show. ! ^ " j t m \ , V ' , u „ v " . ' , ' m o " . " L ^ i : — • - • - • - » heat; stone porch; large 1 * t o r y English basement brick of S < O f
ujrch avenue; act o«;os;. ! room*. Now M l j r put In order. «>»•*«. ^ r O N . 14t0 N . . t r a - d A e . . j H A V I L A N D & S O N S . c U . "Srand AV.
HOUSES TO LET. Wc. . l ine, s ingle insertion: 2Se. a line.
taree I'mee: gt)c. a line, .even times.
103 Jefferson Ave., nr. Bedford It-story and baiiement brownstone- fur
nace; open plumbing, two bathrooms- two families could use to advantage; rent mod erate. Key with agent, 1103 Bedford a v e ' or owner. ' LEONARD N. VACGIfAN, POO I'nUpn St.
W e Do Not Charge SLS?yC^,HsfW,S V.'ihN£?"i?.,.,tiK?l0 ' 8 ^^l « MORTGAQB A I ' l ' U C A r i O N TO-DAY. ESTABLISHED
- - „ „ . OVER SI YEARS. JOHN F.-JAMES A SONS. INC.,
ia:t MONTAGIE STREET. ESTABLISHED ISM.
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T H E BROOKLYN UNION GAS COMPANY, 178 Itrmaea SI.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN THAT ths Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the BROOKLYN UNION GAR COMPANY will be held at the office of the company, No. 1T« Remstn Street, Brooklyn. N. Y„ on TUESDAY. November 14th, l»l(i, at 1:00 o'ctook P. If., for the e lection of Director* and the transaction of such other business as may be brought be-fortthe meeting. Stock transfer books of the company will be closed on Saturday. October Stth, I 'M, at noon, and reopened on Wednesday. November 15th. 1916. a t I t o'clock A. M.
F R A N K L I N B. J O t R D A N . Secretary.
Bck-ntist h a s derided that no trees are immune to l ightning, and that one apecics is struck a s often as another.
The upper half of window shut ters patented by a N e w Jersey inventor can be opened in the usual w a y or lifted from the bottom to serve a s awnings .
Norway has built the first of a number t>f ships with concrete hulls backed by. steel rilm for use a s rai lway ferries between that country and England.
A novel elertrlc vibrator for medi cal purposes imparts its v ibrat ions through a belt that can be placed over any organ or muscle requiring treatment.
In Sweden articles sold as gold
the common variety here i t t o p -shaped, though In China there i t great variation in abape. s o m e be ing ribbed and furrowed, o thers s m o o t h and flattened. Seedless variet ies of these pers immons are k n o w n . T h e wild form from the m o u n t a i n s ides h a t small , sour, puokery frui ts largely consist ing of seeds . A re la t ive from Mexico h a s green i sh fruits with excel lent flesh of about t h t color and consistency of ax l e grease .
The fig, in all probabil ity, w a s native to aouthorn Arabia, a g e s ago . 8 ince then forms apparent ly wi ld have c o v e r e d ' t h t w h o l e of wes tern Asia, southern Europe and northern Africa. Once It reached the s h o r e t of the Mediterranean Its distr ibution was rapid, though the channels of this distribution lay through t w o different peoples, the anc ient s e a w a n derers, the Phoenic ians and the Greeks. The Phoen ic ians had dis tributed it over the major part of the great Mediterranean basin, in al l
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Am Sugar 120H Am Woolen 66^ Anaconda 98,a Atchison 108 At, f iulf & W I . . . 107 Baldwin Locomo,. 88% Bait & Ohio fc9 Bklyn Rapid Tran 88 Butte St Superior. 68H Canadian Pacif ic . 174V* Central Leather . . 104ft Chat ft Ohio 70 Chic Great West* 16 Ohlc Gt W p f d . . . . 46 Chic, M & St P . . . 95%, Chic, K I & P a c . . 36 Chino Copper . . . . US Col Fuel & Iron . . 66 Columbia Gas . . . 46"4 Corn Products Re-f 20 Crucible Steel . . . . 94'4 Cuba Cane Sugar TSft Denver & R . G . Distil lers' Sec Erie
before It reached the J™e * 5 J g » probability, Greeks. Th» first authent ic reference to the fig In Greece w a s about 700 B. C. LAter the A t h e n i a n s were nicknamed "fig-eaters." T h e s h e -wolf nursed the infants R o m u l u s and Remus under a fig tree In a n cient Italy, so runs the legend. And from our school readers we learned how Cato held 'ip a bunch of fresh figs from Carthage (Tunis) as ev idenco of how near the hated country w a s to Rome. The fig is supposed to
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KONEY TO L O A N ON BOND j p U r e silver. AND MORTGAGE; QlTCh p U 1 ° m l v t r -ACTION.
E. W. RIDER, SO COt RT ST.
must "contain not less than 75 "per , haye reached China about a century cent, of the pure metal , and those sold as s i lver a t least 82 per cent , o f
Gelatine golf tees have been i n vented, the idea being that they soon
HATeraiaJC*/ FT»R I « T * t n wrr.ic« I * " dissolved by the atmosphere, and M O N E Y S^iok " t i f n - low rafee" w l l> n<>t Utter up a golf course if for-Henry L. Rcdfleld. 18 Court ft, Main M i l . 1 g o t t e n .
'A species of cac tus growing wrench for factory una saves more than half the time of a h i n d tool.
prol i f icacy in Algeria h a s been made by French sc ient is ts to yield 14 per cent, of sugar and about 60 per cent, of a l cohol.
To permit tho outs ide of windows t o be washed by persons Inside rooms is tho purpose of a recently patented wire frame into which cloths can be clamped.
, , , . . The international electrical expot l -horscpowor that use crude oil for fuel , ,„„ N v h l ( , h g p a j n p , a n n < ^ t o n o l d a t
a r t coming Into common use in Barcelona this year has been post-France, poned to 1917, and will be broadened
A now wood-burning stove for! in its scope, cumpers can be folded for carryinR; A c n c c k p r o t o r t o I . patented by a into lens space than a suit case would ( ral i fornian that both prints upon and I
An Englishman Is the inventor of an a larm to show that vapor is leaking from gasoline pipes in garages.
Teeth on the lower blade of new shears enable them to grip heavy materials firmly and cut thorn smoothly.
Portable power plants up to 59-
Gen Elec ir lc Goodrich Gt Northern pfd. . Gt Nor Ore c t f s . . Inspiration l n t Nicke l 51*4 Int Paper 64«4 Interboro Con . . . . 19 Int Mot- Marine. . 41 Int Mer Mar pfd. 117% Kan City South . . iU% Kcnnocott 56% Lackawanna Steel 93% Louis & N a s h — 187
before Christ wag born. T h e Spanish Max Motors 88% and F r e n c h first brought It to (Mex P e t r o l e u m . . . 112% America . Later, our Government interested itself In import ing fine var ie t ies. For about a thousand years t h t figs of Algarve, Portugal , dominated the markets of western Europe . Then the f igs of Smyrna, of which , in good years. 3v,000 tons are e x ported, replaced them. T h e Call-fornian product exceeds 4.000 tone. Over 400 variet ies of figs have been described. Many close relat ives of the fig are known, a m o n g which It the common rubber plant.
er bath ya*A; near Can; WRIGHT A A
OLOVB OPERATORS. Experienced i,n si lk or fabric gloves: all
operation*: steady work year around; host • • M l ; fire-proof bui lding; G0-liour week; call for Interview. The Boas Mfg. Co., Inc., I 7C Washington st. Ouir Building.
Mother and son, about 12; of married" couple;, given furnished acnommodatlon* | .-.ad commlaBlon for woman's services; s housekeeping. Captain, 143 Hk-ks St., ! Brooklyn Heights .
tL4 O C A Near Nostrand ave. subway sta-* ' t lon; T room*, tiled bath: parquet floor*- s team heat ; e lectr ic i ty; large p l a n a ; semi-detached new brick. IIS K. 28th St., near Tilden Ave, , Flatbush.
SCENARIOS. There's a si lence hanging h e a v y In
the kitchen all day l o n g -Not a pot or pan a-cllckln', not a
snatch of Irish song. Not a MI.ell of foodstuffs cooking,
not a banging of the platen, Not one sound of dusty ashes being
shaken from the grates . i t Ellen
Snnerh 3-story baiereent 1-famlly *tos« llln ~ - . . — -rx dvelTlng. • rooms and bath, open plumb-— beautiful McDonough at.; selaot block;
— " 0; worth $7,600. FRIDAY M3 Har—y at.
<ng :
rrlco only 18.000; A LKHMANN.
$4600 Lafayette av., nr, Bedford: t - t ty . base., frame: • moms , 2 baths ; rent 1510;
EXPERIENCED SILK GLOVE OPERA-1 furnace- excellent condition; make offer. TORS WANTKD ON ALL OPERATIONS; RF.MMKKS A CO., SIS Noitrwilrt A»e. STEADY EMPLOYMENT A N D UOOD P A Y . ! . » M E J " " ^ M » w " • " " " l n M * " ' CALL JULIUS K A Y 3 E R A CO., 2S2 ; TAAFFE PL.
FLATBUSH BARGAIN. EXPERIENCED SEWING
„ . „ , . , „ „ ! 1974 East 13th st„ between Ave*. J »nd S s F ? « * f f l ? ; .""L 4 0 *??! ! . : . , o o . m . torjttrif.tln* house OPERATORS TO L E A R N MAKING SII.K j J"'iargs"rooms and bath; parquet floors,
G L p y E 9 , _ P A I D ~ W H I L E ^LEARNING, elec. . l l fht^Prlce_f5 .000; reaeorf'abl* terms CALL JULIUS TAAKFB PI
K A T S E R A CO., 312
C.IBL8 U N D E R 16 VEARA OF AGKi FOR LIGHT, CLEAN, EASY HAND WORK: STEADY WORK AND GOOD FAY. CALL J L L I I S KAYSKK A CO.. 2SS TAAFFE FL.
VAN WAGNER, 184 Montague M.
Girls wanted: in our spice, cereal and extract department: minimum wages 11 tenia per hour; aprons and ca'ps aupplied. E. R. Durkee A Co., SS4 Washington a t , New York.
Foot Press—Several girl* with noma experience, also learners; start S8 per week of 4S hours, or piecework later; can make up to 112; steady work; frne. clean workrooms. 813 Vanderbilt ave., Brooklyn.
GIRLS OVER 18 YEARS OF AOE TO LEARN StLK W I N D I N O ; STEADY WORK-P A i n WHILE LEARNING. CALL JULIUS KAYSER & CO., 2SU T A A F F E PL.
Women and girls for c innlng , label ing: good pay: experience unnecessary, 146 Spencer Bt., near Myrtlu and Bedford aves. Brooklyn.
Operator* wanted on burlap and cotton bngn (Union special machine*. Apply Percy Kent A Co., 238-260 44th st., South Brooklyn.
Wanted—Girl* for l ight employment, afternoon and evening only. Apply with references to Mis* Graham, the Prospect Building, nth st., near 5th are .
Operators, assembly, foot and power pres*. end examiners ; clean shop and work; experience unnecessary. W. R Ontrnnrter A Co., MS Broadway,
Saleswomen wanted for Saturday- dry
foods experienced only. Writ* or apply «« ,*.'h ave.. Brooklyn. "
Operator*; experienced or learner*; n>alq
Clark, I»S Taaff* pi., near DeKalb ave.
WANTED—Vampsra and eyalettenr eteady poKltlon* and gnod pay. Ots A Dunn Co.. ST C«h*l at., Rochester. N. Y,
Girls to work *t packing and tying; light work; good wage*; stoady, Henry M. Ryns-hart Co., IT Fulton »l., Brooklyn.
Women and girl* for ... , — . -merit. Apply Colon!*! Work*, «» i Norman av*., Brooklyn.
Girl for genera! housework; good wag**; I In family. Call »f» Union «t.
Dressmaking— Helper* and errand flrl wanted. Oeraghty, 441 m a t e at.
Girl; aa cashier in meat market. Grand *t.
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PACIFIC, NR. ALBANY-, 8-FAMILt* HK.: IS RtKIMH. RENT »1«»; SELL »S.5rH). ANTHONY' VAN B E R G E N , a?S Noatrand.
$2.»00 huys complete 2-family. 12 room* and Z hath*. f.'I.SOO. ESTERBROOK, 14«S Fulton *t.; phone M l Bedford,
LUNu K>LAND REAL ESTATE.
PLOT (1i/2 ACRE) FOR $750. Term* JhO t»*h; balance II.) monthly;
between F R E E P O R T and MERRICK, L. I. (40 minutes o u t ) ; on State road; with gaa; 12 minute*' walk to trolley; running i r o i k and fin* trees on property; ideal location for chicken or duck farm. Call for free t icket to Inspect this bargain. LAURKNCB, 149 West Sjrd St.. New York City. Phone. Qreeley 581
STORES TO LET. l t> . a line, s ingle Insertion: iRe. a line
tare* t lases: H e a line, eerca Urn**.
Atere* with rminis: good business blocks: 134* FULTON ST., near Nostrand ave . »80 I ar t 13«4 F I I . T O N ST., cap. " ' - I " T84 P A R K AVE., near To<
o c , u l J > - _ i perforates paper re sembles -a pocket i H*,,- """"'-"-^"™—" Urugnay, mtK-h of which formerly cigar l ighter and can be ctrritt l In » l w R n f f e r t v O S r m v
w a s treeless, within a few years has vest pocket. w " ^ " » y planted moro than 17,000,000 forest S t e e , trough-decking invented for t r e e s - concrete flooring or roofing by a n
Stop watches which register fif- Engl i shman it so formed that-It can tietKs and hundredths of a second . be riveted from one sido and g i v e n have been perfected for very accurate timing.
Several houses in a Spanish town
water-t ight Joints. A tool composed principally of flex
ible rubber-covered fingers has been
Is engaged In the construction of a moving picture play.
built of meerschaum, a coarse invented for removing and Inserting
ROOMS TO LET.
m'plrUMSvS'rJiS! v a r ! < 5ty of which is mined in the j neighborhood.
F o r use in emergencies paper rain j coats that can be folded and carried i tn a pex-ket oc handbag have b c i In-
T H R P F R H f l M Apartments, with sink, , v e n t e d
m n c c nuum t„i„, ,on*t and g**.i " , . . . . IS to $11. 17 to 21 Columbia pi., nr. Jorale- Although most of tho citie:< in mon «t. See Mrs. Ci«rk at No. 17. • 'Japan have good s idewalks modern
. i ._ ._=gg • gtreet paving is practically unknown
PARTS OF HOUSES TO LET. |'« th* *™&™ Made entirely of metal, a new vise
rarlor floor and basement: 8 large for Woodworkers can be secured at any anglo at which it may b© desired to use it.
An English woman is tho patentee of btinkn for ships so supported as to remain level no matter how much a vessel rolls.
A key for police patrol boxes has
rooms: hot water; hath, tubs and go*. Carlton av*,, Brooklyn.
FLOORS TO LET. Four large rooms: tubs and ga*.
quiro 10 Carlton ave.. Brooklyn. I n -
electric l ight bulbs in sockets difficult to reach.
Surgical instruments that are n o t affected by the presence of e lectromagnets are being made of a secret steel al loy by a French professor of medical electricity.
Operated by clockwork, a Los A n geles Inventor's automatic poultry fender at set t imes measures out the desired amount of grain and scat ters it over a wide area.
Mechanism In a German l ighthouse that uses electric l ights automat ic ally swi tches on a new lamp and moves It Into focus should the original lamp be extinguished.
A t ime s a v i n g concrete barn p a l -ented by an Iowa inventor has u
In the Icebox hot and s tuf fy all the Ice has gone away ,
And the iceman, Paddy Duffy, will not bo around to-day. . _ . TT .
Time there was when honest Paddy „ , * " ; , ^ " i ? " was as faithful and a s true
As a bridegroom or a watchdog, but he's got the fever, too.
Ho is Reatcd In the parlor of h i t l i t t l . Harlem home.
Working on a picture drama called "The Isle Across t h t Foam."
Miami Copper . . . . 40 Mo, Kan & T e x a s . M| Mo Pacific 11% Mo Pacif ic c t f s . . . 11 Mo Pacific w i , . . . 27% Nat Eenam 34 N Y Air B r a k e . . . 1«1 N Y Central 109% N Y, N H & H . . . 62 N Y, Ont & W . . 31% Nor & W e s t . . . . . . 144% Nor Pacif ic 113 Pacific Mall 28% Pennsy lvan ia R R~58% Phl la Co 41 Pressed Stee l 76% R y Spring . . . * . . . . 54% Reading 111% Rep Iron & 8tee1. . 81 Sloss Sheff Steel.- 75% So Paelficl 102 Southern R R . . . . 29% Stude&aker 128 T e x a s & P a c i f i c . 1S% Third Ave R R . . . 04 Union Pacif ic . . . 158 TT 8 Ind Alcohol . . 143% U S Rubber 61% TJ 8 Steel 124% U S Steel p f d . . . . 121% Utah Copper . . . . 113% United Frui t 163 Va Caro C h e m . . . 46% Wabash 16 m West ing Elec 67% Wil lys Overland. . 43%
12 ! 8 % »»%
104% 64% 7 1 % 16% 72 28% 26% « %
112% 66
1*1% 57 98%
107% 109%
89% 88% • 69
174% 106%
69% -16 46 95% 35% 64% 55 45% 19% 94% 72% 20% 46 39% 54
183 72%
119% 43% 68% 5 1 % 66 18%
118% 28% 56% 92%
137 83
112% 40
8% 11% 1 1 % 27 f | 85
161 109%
62 31%
144% 113
26% • 8 % 41 76% 54
111% 8 1 % 81
102 29%
128 IS 64
158% 144%
6 1 % 125% 121% 118% 162%
46% 1 5 %
104 •87 42%
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Sales to 1 P. M.: Stocks , 1,6W,6 Shares; bonds, 82,71-1,000.
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LOTS $50 At Merrick, L. 1., 1 nave only a raw left . with ga* lamp* on atreet; snort walk to depot, atore* and schools; will be worth }2u« when road !• • lectriried; will take •S CASH, 82 per month; real bargain; a s faka : investigate. Write ma to-day
OKOROK UTTT. Merrick, gTX.
STUCCO BUNGALOW Near FREKPORT, Long Island, on large
plot, with ga*. water, chicken house, all fenced, near school, (tore* snd ohurche*. The greetent bargain to-day. Price only n .doo . Term* f l tO cash, | 2 0 per month pay* principal and Interest. Write or call. Cartman H. Frederick, sns Broadway, N»w York. Phone Barclay *".ivn8.
RhALfcSTATE WAX I tO. ! •« . a l lae. s ingle laaertioat Mc . a line.
tare* tla—at > . » U » l . m « « Hama.
Houses aad lota In Kensington. ParkelUe. Borough Park or Flatbush, bought, sold at •xchanged for other property a f CBKItRlXQTOW. Craeeaswa at l a t a A sea.
Hay* ea*h buyers tor Brooklyn Income property, lots, farm*, etc . also sev-rsl good exchange*. D*U* Otso. 44 Couft at,, Raem ITX,
Newest Motes terlal to guard users from possible electrlo shocks.
Tes t s of various kinds of concretes and cement mortars now under way in Oermany will extend over a period of thirty years.
N e w glass number plates for re*i-' '' " ~" ~~~ ~™ ~' ' (lenees can be attached to porch cell-
Fi f ty thousand combinations are Ing l ights so that they can be read possible with a new combination pad- i easi ly at night. lock. j The Venezuelan government ha*
An entirely new and apparently rich decided to -..so 1 per cent, of the 1m-oll fiold h a s been discovered in port duties collected for a fund for Burma. . sani tary purposes.
One of the new electric toasters Is ! A Michigan contractor Is the In-enclosed to retain the heat and s a v e ventor of a motor driven riddle which currect . | quickly separates gravel or sand Into
Peru will be g iven an aviat ion B l * different sizes. _____ school by private subscription to a '_ A method by which metals havo government fund.
been made of a non-conducting m a - | « a t e r tank and feedrand hay lofts . " . ' - ' . - - • .. • 'surrounding and emptying into a c e n
tral space on the ground floor. The municipal authorit ies of L i m a
are endeavoring to enforce a P e r u vian law making the metric s y s t e m of weights and measures the only official ono In that country.
Maintaining a speed of thirty-four and one-half miles an hour for four consecutive hours without showing any smoke w a s a record recently made by o United States torpedo boat destroyer.
French sc ient is ts bel ieve that carrier pigeons are influenced by m a g netism and that , with the spread of wireless telegraphy, much less de pendence can be placed in them.
Instead of a n inner tube a new puncturelem automobile tire has a re-
Once the f iats of old Manhat tan were a s tidy and a s nea t
As a newly fashioned beehive or the flagship of a fleet.
Once tho halls were bright and sh iny and the water a l w a y s hot,
Anc] t h e janitor, when summoned, always' Johnny on the apot.
Now we cannot find His Lordship, look as keenly as we may,
POST BULLETIN C U M HUGHES IS ELECTEI
The Republican National Committ*. put out t w o bulletins jus t befoi
f o r the Junltor is working on a ' m o v - , 1 o'clock this afternoon, reading: ing picture play. j "Hughes i s elected."
Everybody's writ ing dramas to be shown upon, the screen;
Thin men, thick men, well men, s ick men—authors fat and authors lean—
One-reel killers, two-reel thril lers are a-buy. lng in the knobs
Of the mute, Inglorious Bhaksspeares who have left their s teady Jobs,
And the writer of this di t ty must conclude these few remarks,
For he's working on a drama for some moving picture sharks.
—William F. Kirk, in Memphis Commercial-Appeal.
"California and Minnesota hav gone Republican. This means Hugh* is elected."
Aft the t ime these bulletins we_ posted a parade from the beadquai ters of the Democratic Nat ional Com mlttee w a s marching up Fi f th avetiu celebrating the election of Wileoi They were shout ing "288," "Californl and Minnesota hav© gone for W i l s o n ! 'Three cheers for the Solid S o u t h ! "
The Republicans claimed Mlnnesot had been carried for Hughes by 10,06 and California by 6,000.
The Democrats claimed both S t s t e i but g a v e no figures.
i been absorbed by a human body can I A patont for cutlery made of ham- DC withdrawn by"electrolysis has'beer
boo has been granted a Japanese res- , ' leveloped by an Englishman.
STABLES TO LET. Three aep .rat* stablaa of 4 stall* aaeti:
cencrete floors; plenty af wagon room; rent t l - each. I n q a l r . 161 Ryerson at. Telephone IS Bedford.
O n e c e n t every ds>y. T h e s tandard * Union , s even days , s e v e n cent*.
T w o m..ssagc rollers have been In-er wlilc'i
continuous or Intermittent electric currents.
An English patent has been Issued for a process for rolling hollow steel
motion picture pTa>t_pro. I vented to st imulate flesh ov e r a g e o f 3,000,000 f*f fS>_H*-*? y _ *.___?,• ."?•* 7 7 1 * , . t M a r . *
movable rubber core that is soiled e x cept for cup-shaped air spaces a t each side to afford resi l iency.
According to an Engl i sh sc ient is t there is an individuality in h e m t beats af fect ing the handwrit ing t> such a degre that It can be Identified when writ ing Is magnified.
Aa an automobi le fender a T e x a n
ldsnt of Seatt le . One Paris
duces an average films weekly.
A n instrument that, measures t h s glare of l ight reflected from paper has been invented.
The Chinese h s v o practiced a form of vaccinat ion against smallpox s ince
a . | „ , . „ . u _ »„__i „» _ ,-_,__.i„ „ _ . ! ffle from Its handle, s n d is hollow, so
e n 7 e d t h . h o e h f o r h % & J B S U F m f T t h e 8 ° , d * r ™ ^ m ^ "*«* complete van i ty cas4\ I '
Nearly 1,000 variet ies of rice nave- T o ? r y *Tftln before grinding, a Oor-besn identified In the Philippines by m f t n ' n v r , n U , r „ , " ' « . t r ? d . U W M ! * " . « ! _ . government scientists . t r l c n e a t J n * •_?BL_n.t lPto ?, ""Tit1
„ _ _ . , , . , . , - _ ' screw which conveys it to the mill-Safety brakes that can be applied atones I
to warehouse trucks have been In- _„ ' . „ . . K „ . _ — - . . . - I vented hv a Mil hio-mi invnntnr i Apparatus Invented by an uhloan vented by a Michigan inventor ^ J > e t t , b r o k p n lrgn t , e r m l t B A , , a . t a „ o r d o e » t h a f - E x c h s B f s .
An American automatic telephone tlent to move an Injured llfnb glightly , system has been estahllshed In Blmla, without displacing the fractured! ' the summer capital of India. bones. One o s n t «Brery <to7. Tfce Htssidard
Driven by compressed air, a n e w After exhaust ive research a Scotch Union, s e v e n daya, s e r e n cent*.
bars from Ingots that arc drilled _>-'l|has Invented s hugs rubber Imll that filled with heat-resist ing sand. | !s intended to envelop a pedestrian It
T h e point of a new soldering Iron i h i ts ths air . that he forces out of i t for electricians can be set a t any an- | sett ing brakes on -he car.
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SPEECH AND WRITING.
"Many people ta lk ranch more a g r e e ably than they writs ," said the l i t erary person.
"Yes," replied Mr, Owlngton. "My
What the Eye Sees Often, It Never Sees at All
„ By J. R. HAMILTON. The purpose of our s e n s e s Is on ly to m a k e us conscious of new thing*
If the eye sees tho s a m e picture, or the ear hears the same sound ofts i enough^thcy cease to be consc ious of such s ights and sounds.
When a man has "looked like the d ickens" long enough he c e a s e s t< realize that he looks l ike the dickens. In the s a m e way a home become shabbier and shabbier. A table wi l l lose part of a leg, the spr ings o f • couch will sag, the hole in a rug wil l cont inue to catch us and trip u s daj after day and we are never consc ious of any of these things.
Every t ime father cuts the m e a t the poor old dining table wil l s ini
And so it goesr "Look out for that chs ir ." "Be careful of the rug." "Don't sit on the couch , the spr ings wil l t ear your clothes.** "Use this bureaa, the drawers of that one a r e stuck." "Wait, I'll get you a towel ; the towel rock is broken," We never see these th ings . Our eyes are accus tomed to them
don't you ever believe that the eyes of your gues t never sees them. A home has to be k e p t u p Just the s a m e a s an Individual. Otherwi*M
It runs down at t h s heel . Just the s a m e a s an individual. And In thes* days when good furniture Is offered a l m o s t dal ly at prices or t erms within our reach, it behooves us t o fo l low the furniture news , as well as the stack news, or the society news , and k e e p our h o m e in shape.
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FOR SALE. IMMID1ATR DELIVERY! f a l l »na , * ,
(ham. ford and other delivery bodies;
'JSW _7t "o'ri'aS" StT," RreeSdya.
nauw-ftwsn «EWINO MAcmwm Singer. Wh'te I t * and up: ho* teft*
l t . 0 * 111* Pulton st . corner Pe tchen sve
INSTRUCTION.
INI0"20 LESSONS Knowledge of note* -nne<-es*ary~: taatsaa
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