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011mo r- THE BOSTON GLOBEAIONDAY DECEAlBER 19, 1910. ido 11000160.11111ftwoolOOm 1-7 SITUATIONS WANTEDMALE --'MALE HELP I WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS LEGAL NOTICES OCEAN AND COASTWISE I OCEAN AND COASTWISE River ew York Harvard Univers-HY, Emplos Office. ------------yneoaranbriethileencantemmonwealth Of and of a -men HARVARD arnaent's want employment for pottyrtnt toofra Lime as stenog lif I coon --1- 0 Reporestehne Htatt 1 ANON. tlISIT 11111EAlIERICAll college admission APPLY Idamisachusette in General Court assembled. lepewriters FIRST-CLASS SiAN wauted on soups and MeV Respectfully represents the undersigned 9 r' slew do not unless von can till the Mayor of the City of Salem in our County Cambridge.

Telephoae i position; bring re 10:30 a ma WALDORF III of Essex, who for and in behalf of said City. and with the view of improving ex- millegbkrowitidggeragi l'UNCII C4), 22 Hanover at. Collector Wanted Peiregruir at, zaLrzy 4colvcnc: isting conditions therein respectfully peti- tions for such legislation as will abandon. diseontinue, change or alter the prevent lo- the coasts of the Atlantic, Gulf of Mexico and cation or locations or portions thereof. of Gli That picturesque winter resort region along et a large instalment man over 21 yrs IIII Caribbean Sea and the outlying islands of the 0 elm.e..

Suit5to clitt high school education, good opportun' Experienced on the Boston Maine Railroad in said City ity to the right party; must be able to furnish Toys, Silverware, Jew. Sa poeition with chance of ookf, lem to the Main line of West Indies, Porto Rico Bahama, Cuba and iolestaut, WiOitlee C't age. afraid to aeeept- position itodivaareeser.oeuustlieltryt, bond. I. 3a2, G)01)A0 OfneP SUM 4 the Eastern division of said Bonton of Maine railroad from the town line IIE Florida.

ambitious awl reilable. A 210 Globe ince. LINEMAN WANTED 1 ery, i a Stationery, i o' 2t die EXPERIENCED electric light lineman for Gloves, Neckwear, Ribbons, Swampscott running In a general northerly tc. and easterly direction, crossing Jefferson as butler or A YOUNG Portuguese watt witiets positiors city and suburban work. Apply FRED T.

avenue, Ocean Mill etreet, Norman ATLANTIC, vi-Est INIllEi4 STEAMSHIP TINES l-- Eine-Porto Klee Eine-Ward Line I general man in private family, LEY CO, 642 First st, ate Boston. relference. Address M. street, Washington street, Federal street, Hamburgs, etc: Bridge street, and along the erutterly banks 9 esex eute 2to die dSu7t d19 of the North river. crossing March street 11111 A MAN-with expertence and ability wouid Apply to 'MR, A.

nAwsass, tee STITCHERS tii n- Clyde Lana-Mallor and also crossing North river to Beverly; EtoLo IDA A r2 L''''' like sitio WANTED at once on aceount of increase in 1 and' also of, the connections, branches 4 thi Po with some piano bouse, salary -MARSH CO. OF xriAs P111 railroad to wit 10S and comailasion preferred. 300, Globe Mlle. business, 4 rapid on men's shoes; and subsidiaries of said Boston Maine branch dtg union A. EATEd 00, Webster.

A YOUNG ILAN. ex eie ceirlaild-Pping, de- lless- asommonoonoor fretri afayette All the attractions of the RIVIJust oft ERA the Curt vete dot' ra 1th trade sires work; good Pt- 13 7-' street. Loring avenue. Ocean avenue and with antomobiling, bathing, nothing arid winds. NASSAU' (Bahamas) is the ideal Mill street; Tannery branch, so called.

other outdoor sports. Only direct route crossing Jefferson avenue. Highland ave- without change from New York daily, ex- 8t di Marblehead line acros ll etereace. A 2Z. Globe Ince' L.

I NEmAll Jordah Alarh -Co. rusr BE SOLD eta die a tinA al -AN, tuarrioa, 41, ttaaa-r. poor. EXPERIENCED electric light lineman for tAr WANT -4En i ti annuye etaoto nPariocont onry naonndnyPe teint nna my, I that rteneetaaa maned; ae enp neda ItAi nbagnaamt on city tied suburban work. Apply FRED T.

of Hey' kind. busiest, temperate and re- lag Jacksonville the third day' for all 6 lisbleaaAlrctereuats. 133, Giotie office. Snit 'LEY CO, 642 El. First et, 80.

Boston. BEFORE JAN 1 cy the Essex winter resort of the WileFsterrin II in Merl oettre, from gNIew Al dSuIt d12 a also the loation formerly of s. Railroad company. trom the Sitieth tun- Florida farmers, milkers, teamsters, mai-fled couples. CUTTERS WANTED on metes hue shoes; tduNt steady Apply to WILJAAMS- UMW Flint street.

Grove street and North river opFlos.ternso2tolrnoapi. 1tscouhnticni gT.rflipaltslat7g,ubpa.th. CLYDE STEMSD1P' COMPANY NEW YORK AND CUDA MAIL S. S. CO.

LNa.E.L.Arso tal.a South Braintree, EVERY PIANO IN OUR LARGE hel across Bridge street, North street. canal to the Peabody line; also the loea- fa-et-class all-round Walk, tioneFira reliable wishes steady situation in small shop. deu3t d3T 14 to 17 years of age for er- ESTABLISHMENT IS GUARAN- tion of the branch formerly of said From Pier Nth N. General ()Mee Pier 14 Est River "v-, city or country. A 2.86, Globe DeUG OLERES-My pupils have great sue- rEED EXACTLY AS REPRE- Essex Railroad company from the North or on aa the North or some other suitable re- 84 State Street Boston 'NEW ENGLAND PASSENGER OFTICE, 192 WASHINGTON BOSTON'.

1 Smelt diti Vete. DrAtuebOANELL, 630 0 Boston. rands and wrapping parcels; WE STAND BACK street along the -easterly shores of North BAKER-Pirst-claits ou bread, Cake awl TA 0 Ap crossin A 1 4 't DE VERY SALE WE MAKE river, ross street, ridge street. trY Wants situstion, city or country. BAKER UG CLERKS succeesfully tutored flieurithe bring school certificate AND HAVE THOUSANDS OF Collins or Webb street and along the dSate d11 ply to Mr.

before TESTIMONIALS FROM SATIS 1 southerly 'Shore- -of Coiling Cove. Str0148 BA 1034 st, (qty. R-13Eit would 10 0 in SUED PEOPLE ALL OVER EW like position la city or kiard. DR PATRJOK, 699 Witabiaglen St. NUENEELLS, laitEllhaettla; litasii :3..

Fort avenue and Derby street to Selene ENGLAND. harbor and also its extension or connet. country, Ma A merleau. 131, means more pay study to get one now prac tion along the westerly side of Coiling Globe dice Weal, individual instruCtion; lOw cost instal- a Cove to Bridge street--all tbe aforesaid .4 17 11AM A FROM BOSneq IVERNIA lam ere BARLait desires position hist-ease. ut il- Ineuts; satisfaction guaranteed; prospectus free.

Address 1776 Was' ington iI'. HAWLEY ENGINEERENG SUB.001.,115 kitmt, 3 -THOMAS GI MINTZ; 1 Just Glance H-. It locations being in the'said City of Salem 1411)61' etts including-therewith, the lands and tracks BARTLY17Eit watits a eituation. best of ref; ington ay. Boston.

within said limits and on QueenstownLiverpool either aide there -prances. 7o, be nie oc dsti3t 'IT Sutitt 4 lasostak.Eits AND FIREMEN inetructed or i ONEEMEMEIMPEIIMEMIIIMPP Of. now occupied and in the posseesion 4,4.1 Lb -As, good sou" pastry, eutrees-f 13. Glo iltienses, aethodlug to the state law; the recog, -WANT I rti! 4 New York fishguard IlYerpool Atoirmacr. European pile' ec le good ca ized school, James Coyne, at.

Ela, Instructor. 1 1,, the said ranroads: also including the pres- ent railroad station and tunnel to the mom a INTATE STEAM ENGINEERING SCHOule 121 21- telt countey. ea 14iii eie-se: ---z Haverhill Boeton; tree catalog; alwase open. RIS the STITCIIINGROQ northerly line of Bridge street. e)4'' LUSITANIA Deci289 9 Att IA.

sums, Alse for such' legislation as will -Rho), a it a 0. f113 a dgutf d22 t- alcroiuid-on re AnlilY at Factory, eorner Centre And SOU 0, aS Ish any or all of the grade creasing Of entrees and Al FIRST-CLASS, all-round. man who eat do Bickford sts, 'Jamaica Plain. 2t die the following public ways. which are 4 pestry, wants to thange, ref 4 1 1 IN 1V9.

Globe dice plumbing and tinsulithing, steady work and al a crossed at grade by said Boston Maine eau at Queenstown. 1 aaduate Ira-i---tc good wages to the right party. O. Sevtrers- Wanted raoro.d. street, near 1-4 1' e- 11 Main st, Gloucester, Mass.

dSutf 4)10 kJ net: Washington street, near the eastern I 'Iv: 7 V. 1 I '''A CAMPANIA Jan. A. M. -0 the northerly end of the present tun- WINTER CRUISES MEDITERRANEAN es in ec mere position.

145, Giobe office. WANTED at once. straw sewers on men's sums operators on No. 6 lasting straw hats, steady employment. Est.

C. terminus of Norman street; Norman 1 pit E.NGINEER. let lic, a practical elan wants machine, men's tine shoes. steady work. THE FORBUSH No.

Grafton, Maas. BROWN. Wrentham. Maw. It dSutt d2 street; Mill Street; North street; Flint a position where Intelligent.

conscientious work is Appreciated, best rer Suite 7, 68 W. OM' 'HE dSuat ell ZINDS Cik HELP street; Grove street; and as also will PI 'I' MUST BE SOLD on go at IN SITCHING ROOM; lso gi. abariden an ise the erossin tee 1 cora at, BOSt011. Sud3te dig RE a A POSITION FOB, YOU.t-100 nien IIICTE HUTCHINS INCa rls to learn So. Braintree.

1 na )e Upt d9 grade of the Bolden NOrthern street 1 Lf wanted to, wOrk into barbering; ean earn PO dStitf CIS ENGINEEP ls lie. thoroug hl experience 11 2, elect power station. E. LYONS, 438 to 120 weekly and $4 Saturday; rooms. board, Sud5t dig e7 railway company.

a street railway corn- 128 State St, Tel. main 4353 IIII ---rr and dEXPER.IEN ED table chamber niiTli IteThill pany having tracks located in certain Golfing irt the soft sea air of a Ctaatitrendon av, W. Somerville, Meese: danitaditi tools HALL'S BARBER SCHOOLS, wanted at 2.2 Lagrange at. parts of someof said nubile ways of geld South. Atlantic Winter is a glorious bi4 Wasnington st, Bostou; excelleut shaves, White Star Sou EMJINEElt.

ad He. teuipetaie. ants par- tiatrcata. 2c, ac 5c. 10a, aac 2.5c; give us mita FoaELADY wanted.

by manufacturer of 'eve Chickering la 1.r xi Five days of blue sea and fascinat- Salem, where said crossings- are sought to sport on the Jamaica manentposttion. 131, Globe Mee. Sail5elditi dSuat di7 and 60e cocolate Hoe take full charge of be namel at North street, Lor- Chickering Si9 1 al-ER-MAN-au yiiiis, cau-T-iii- any tiled Of ntd that will take half in- boiler, heady with toola wishes stosition in tiivate buhnge hotel, 187t Globe oak. a eild3t "-tile Mania-gift-couple REI all-rotmd. itt he- kiAaNDY man wae terest in jobbing shop, 150, steady work.

Cala 'e arl 174-itritTd iox tui or rat-clan refereneets. evenings, 42 Taibet av, Dor. lute control will be given heads Of fheSe fri0 I MADE: $50.000 in live years witb a small mail order blueness; began with send for tel or board house, 22 yeare', WI" free booklet; tells LIKAOOCK, feill go out of city or aaywhere call or write. Lockport, Y. U.

T. 41 Appleton bt, eity. OS AT MAN, milk rooni-e. xiierieneed, refereSunces. 241 'S, Exchang at.

ll POSITION as salestueu, good roed experience departments; must, be thoroughly experienced arid capable' factory located within 50 miles of af 'it in 1.i State full New or city rep ng a expert. 1' ence You have had and what houses employed d8uSin di by and salary desired; replies will be treated EASTERS halid pullers for Chase confidential, W. Va IIEID JR, 106 lug avenue, -and Lafayette street Forest Davies 4 t) WV 0 Schumann 84 ill th I Alms for auth 1 eislation as lot au or eat Sons e- Inv' the relocation of said Boston Maine rail- a road. beginning at a point near Jefferson errIll Jacob Doll liallet Dayls Upt and No. 5 lasting machine, steady employ- Clinton av, Newark; reply by mall.

SuM i mut. Apply to MK WHITINte. care WIL- EIASIS-KNEELAND CO, ruas RiiMODELED, coats rematle, di-a; Inse Soot Braintree. $10; muffs lined TAYLOR'S, 88 Boyi- for pack ee- 11-r-- A V. Urle.

Tad avenue at Castle Hill so called, in the line of the Eastern railroad location as de- actibed in the act approved April 14, 1S38, on the south and from thence running northerly and northeasterly trossing Ocean avenue and the freight yard of said Boston- Maine railroad and continuing from eraItalyEgypt 1 Unities Porn hew York anti Boston Aimee, Madeira, Gibraltar, 'Ville- franebe, Algietio, Including the Largest Steamers ever sent the Mediterranean. CEDRIC" From "CELTIC" New Jst ork Jan 25. Mar 8 Ing sights' to reach therm You can 1 leave New York on a brand new, I LOU perfectly appointed steamer Thursday. The fare to Jamaica and back is $85.50. -k' Writ for illustrated booklet.

United Fruit Sud4te for driving and repairing aut bil and references. IL- J. 1 Box 409, Prov, I. mass. Sudlit d18 Eton st PLUNICER----Young a wants poialtal-1 an demand do steam or gas prc airs, moderate Suttee d18 -ALEN -11-1TIL, light housework no cooking, no expert- II big demand, Large pafa when experienced; full enee, easy place.

After 9:80, 257 Washington. Mason- tfe Hamlin Miller Ft II ti Pi thence through a covered subway or sub- r4 ways in the general direction of Pratt. Crombie -and Sewall streets to Bridge North river and from $69 street near the THEE, DEPARTURES. 7 STEAMeHIP SERV1cE FlOrnarti0. Feb.

4 mar. 29 17 BATTERY' PEACE, NEW YORK. Romanic Mar la Canopio.Aaril 8 Or any of the following Boston Tourist a 201. Globe 111 ce. atic course al -f Instruction with road driving lessons, $25; easy payments; day and evening MACHINE STITCHERS on birris and shic-- on porters; steady work.

Mr HUNTER, sT1tONG YbUNG etAN. williug to work. chteses. Free particulars PROVIDENCE AUTO VelITTE 00. 99 Court at.

Sudats dIS wants position of any 21. Globe office. scHoOL, 26 Market st, Providence, L' SuMs 2t die -RUFF'S AGENCY, leS behool st-W 1 tresses, liranich Each $57 thence along and over the flats of North river to a point near the Beverly bridge a es trn, Term pt. i7 loeation Or relocations between the said OFFICE Agencies: W. II.

Eaves, 200 Washington ete Raymond Whiteomb Waehington St -1 Thom. Cook Sons, 832 Washington St. 1 George E. Maretere. 28 Wnshinclon St.

$87 South and North limita in place of the Beeknian Tourist Co, 336 Witehington St. "A braiding Machine, factory girl wardirlaidS, Webber 1 wanted by aa experwuced mot- to learn plumbing, plastering or brick- institution. present locetions when abandoned, discon AL LAN ROYAL MAIL Da 8 Broad et mey Son, leg picture operator. references. 118, Globe laying in a few months and then earn 5 a Steinway Untied.

changed or altered as aforesaid; STEAMER a Ince. dSu7te d13 day; day and night- elasseS; vieltorit wet-- STE OGRAPHER for typewriting and bile in CM clerk for millionaire- adding machine; and alao for some other suitable locations weeeseeetesseanesseesaneaseswesseeesseramweiweeeenewo "MODERATE RATE PASSENGER SE.RVIcE A WANTED-A poeitloa ait janitor lu apart- come' write for free catalog. GREAT remit or office building. uuderstands the care ERN' TRADE SCHOOL. be E.

32d at, New a a' agl It ad accuracy 'required: Newton or weeteam applicants given preference. Apply xvers rond upt and croseings of said Boston Northern street railway company In place of' the s. a of ateaus and hot eater beaters, would prefer York city. dautf n19 to MARTIN olINFO CO, West Newton. position with livink rooms S2 Globe oeleee MEN WANTED to work into and learn auto- dSo4t d16 $5-00 DMA If II present crossinato to be abandoned and din- Tom ft 28 Jan 20 I Vah a PARDifirtcQ crn Boston-GlasgOw via Londonderry, Ire.

SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE Harvard Vnivertsity EntpleImeof nice' HARVARD stnaents want employment for pert of Hine as stenographers. typewriters or tutors in college admission subjects. APPLY 9 University Hail, Cambridge. Telepboae Cambridge 1073. A--BitiGLIT YOUNG 1.4.4, hien school gradnate, accurate at figures, some knowledge of bookkeeplog and office experience, wants Post' lion as clerk; good references.

230, Globe Suit5to dig poeition With chance of advancement, not afraid to aceept position of responsibility, it whitlows and reliable. A 210, Globe Mee. 2to A YOUNG, Portuguese Wall NV i Slit POSILIOil as butler or general man in private family, can furnieb good reference. Address J. M.

76 Middlesex et, suite 8 2to die A MAN with experieuce and ability would it position with some piano bouse, salary and comailesion preferred. 300, Glebe office. d4u7t die A YUUNG ILAN. experiencedialthipping. desires work; good reference.

A 295, Globe oMce. 4t t119 A MAN, married, Ant, Wants position of aey kind. Limiest, temperate and re. 163, Globe Men SuAlo AT 6 treniont rowtin feint farmers, milkers, teamsters, Married couples. cooks.

teluNt hrbt-closs aTt-rouud Walk, sober iara rellabla. Nylons steady situation in entail 101013. city or country. A 86, Globe odic. Sucilitl diti BAKEltFirst-class ou bread', Mike eml Pastry.

wants or country. BAKElt, 1034 Washington st, city. dSu3to di BARBER would like position in city or country, tirst-elass man. American. 131, Globe desire position, tirst-class mail.

Address 1776 WasAngton rt, Boston. BARTILTitIffit wants a Isittlattuo. best oi ref. 70, tiloho ottive. t1Sn3t diT C11.1XA1, good soups, pastry, eutrees: American.

European plafl economical, good caterer, country. 65 Ituniad Hill at, Mass. Salle, 11-roand, on soups, roasts, entrees and pastry, wants to thange, ref- Al. 199. Globe office.

bitAFTSMANExi--34-itenced, graduate Ifi-i---si. hist Tec h. desires position. 145, Globe office. SuM ENGINEER.

lat tic, a practical rase, wants a position where tOtelligent. conscientious work Is appreciated, best ref. Suite 7, 68 W. Ooncord at, Boston. Sud3ts d18 ENGINEEit, lie, thoroughly experienced mill 2, elect power station.

E. LYONS, 438 Clarendon me, W. Somerville, Iles dSu4tsditt 3d He teloisitaLe, wants psrmanent position. 131 Globe office. 81e19t illei GEit.MAN---36 yea-re, cau-7--ritri any kied of boiler, lonely with tools, wishes rosition in plicate bulidings Or hotel, firat-elass references.

18T Globe oaten bud3t -4118 -i A it 111.th couple. sa' si' 11, cooks la he-. tel or board house, 22 years', experienee-, will go out of city or aoywhere, call or write. U. T.

41 Appleton et, eity. Sud4t 4118 MAN, milk room. experienced, references. ATII1WP'S, 202 Exchange at. POSITION as salesmen, good road experience and references.

it- J. 1, Box 409, Pros, It 1. Sud4te did a wants POlfaitall7 CM) do steam or gas taLrs, moderate wages. 201 Globe office. ST1tONG YOUNG MAN.

willing to work, wants position of any 21. Globe SuMs SITUATION wanted by an experienced moving picture operator. references. 118, Globe office. dSu7te d13 WANTEDA position, as Janitor lu apartment or office building.

uuderstands the care of ateaux and hot water beaters, would prefer position with living rooms. S2, Globe offlen THE BOSTON MALE HELP WANTED 000V. FIRST-OLASS MAN wanted on soups and siews: do not apply Un 1e88 you can flu the poaltkm; bring ret; 10:30 a WALDORF LUNCH Co. 22 Hanover at. Collector Wanted BY a large instalment house, man over 21 yrs of age, high school education, good opportunity to the right party; must be able to furnish bond.

352, Globe office. SuNI LINEMAN WANTED EXPERIENCED electric light lineman for city and suburban work. Apply FRED T. LEX ea CO, 642 F. First st, b.

Boston. d.Stat fi19 STITCHERS WANTED at once on account of increase in business, 4 rapid stitchers on men' shoes: union factory. A- AIATE A CO. Webster. Maas.

gt dig 8t dill 1-INEIVIAN WANTED EXPERIENCED electric light lineman for city and suburban work. Apply FRED T. LE! CO, 642 First et, tio. Boston. dSon dI2 CUTTERS WANTED om men's line shoes; steady employment.

Apply to WILJAAMShNiuk.LAND GO. Braintree, detLit 431 DRUG CLERKSMy pupils have great sue-veto. DrMacDONNELL, 5.16 Wway, bo Boston. SuM DRUG CLERKS successfully tutored for the DR 1ATR1OK, 699 Watthington Bt. l'IKESI ENA bet ter license means more pay, study to get one now; prac feel, individual instruetion; lOw cost Instalments; satisfaction guaranteed; prospectus free.

HAWLEY ENGINEERING Him tIngton ay. Boston. timitt s4 ENtsaNEEics AND FiltEM.EN instructou or licenses. according to the state law; the recog-, nixed school, James CoYne, Instructor. -STATE STEAM ENGINEERING SCHOOL, 121 Haverhill at.

Beaton; tree catalog; alwaYa Pen dSutf d22 FIRST-CLASS, all-round. man who can do plumbing and tinsmithing, steady work and good wages to the right party. O. 11 Main st, Gloucester. Mass.

dSutf old VIRST-C-LASS operators on No. 6 lasting machine, men's tine SLUMS. toady work. THE FORBUSH Grafton, 31aas. dSitat di? HERE'S A POSITION FOB, I013-100 nien Wanted to, work into barbering; can earn 10 to 120 weekly and $4 Saturday; rooms, board, tools furnished.

HAIL'S BARBER SCHOOLS, e14 Wasoington st, Boston; excellent shaves, haircuts, 2c, 5c. 10o, 15c. 25c; give us triaE dSudt d17 HANDY man wanted that will take half interest in Jobbing shop, 6150, Steady work. Cali evenings, 42 Talbot av, Dor. I MADE $50.000 in five yelirs with a small mail order business; began with send for free booklet; tells how.

HEACOCK, 5006, I Lockport, Y. dSuStit di EASTERS hand pullers for Chase and No. 5 lasting machine, steady employ ment. Apply to MK WHITINg. care WILLIAMS-KNEELAND- CO, Soufi Braintree, Mass.

diS ALEN for and repairing automobiles; big demand, Large when experienced practical course of instruction with road driving lessons, S25 easy day and evening classes. Free particulars PROVIDENCE AUTO SCHOOL, 26 Market St, Providence, It 1 2t d19 MEN to learn plumbing, plastering or bricklaying in a few months and then earn 5 a day; day and night (gasses; vialtorit welcome; write for free catalog. GREAT Egtii re ERN TRADE SCHOOL. LSI E. nd st, ew York city.

dSutf n19 MEN WANTED to work into and learn GLOBE-MONDAY, DECEMBER FEMALE HELP WANTED 1111.0EMMEEMMENIMI 01, SALESWOMEN Experienced on Books, Toys, Silverware, Jew. elry, China, Stationery, Gloves, Neckwear, Ribbons, Homburgs, etc. Apply to MIL W. A. HAWKINS.

JORDAN MARSH CO. elINNIEN110 Jordan Marsh Co. tAr WANT 100-GIRLS 14 to 17 years of age for errands and wrapping parcels; bring school certificate. Ap ply to Mr. before 10:30 THOMAS G.

PLANT WANT GIRLS in the STIIIIIING 110Q1 Apply at Factory, oorner Centrs and pickterd sts, Jamaica Plain. 2t (119 Straw 'Sewers Wanted WANTED at once. straw sewers on men's straw hats, steady employment. Est. C.

E. BROWN. Wrentham. Maas. a dSutt d2 WANTED-ALL NINDS 6E-BELP IN STITCHING ROOM; also girls to learn.

IIICE HUTCHINS INC. So. 'Braintree. -Sud5t dIS 3.1a wanted at 22 Lagrange at. FORELADY wanted by manufacturer of 40..

and 60c. chocolate line, to take full charge of dipping forelady 'also wanted for packing department: faOy and bulk absolute control will be given heads or these two departmentS; must be thoroughly experienced end capable; factory located within 50 miles of New York city; In replying -state fully experience you have had anti what houses employed by and salary deaired; replies will be treated strictly. confidential. W. W.

IIEID JR, 100 av, Newark; reply by-mall. SuM rukta illiMODELED, coats remade, dIeT, $10; muffs lined TAYLOR'S, 88 Boylston et. Staifits d18 GIRL, light housework, no cooking, no experience, easy place. After 9:80. 257 Washington.

MACHINE STITCHERS on bolts and porters; steady work. Mr nuNTER, C. W. WHYTE. er 00.

99 Court et. Snd3ts dIS -RUFF'S AG L1N 0Y, LkS tie hoot braiding machine, factory girl wardnialda, STENOGRAPHER for typewriting and billing; als0 clerk for millionaire- adding machine; rapidity and accuracy 'required; Newton. or Waltham applicants given preference. Apply to MARTIN olINFO CO. West Newton.

dSo4t (16 MUSICALLINSTRUNLENTS. LLISI CLILL! OF xpAs MAIMS MUST BE SOLD BEFORE JAN- 1 UMW EVERY PIANO IN OUR LARGE ESTABLISHMENT IS GUARANTEED EXACTLY AS WE STAND BACK DF gVERT SALE WE MAKE AND HAVE THOUSANDS OF rESTIMONIALS FROM SATISFIED PEOPLE ALL OVER NEW ENGLAND. Just Glance 11E11 JED USED MUST BE SOLD Knabe Upt $79 McPhail $67 Chickering $51 Chickering $79 Haynes Schumann Sons Upt $150 Merrill Upt St! Jacob Doll rpt $250 liallet Davis Upt rose Upt $93 Mason Ilamlin F. Miller rpt. $74 Huntington $69 Kranich Each Upt $57 Everett Upt $89 Webber- Upt.

$87 Steinway Ivers Fond Upt $5.00 Down 19, 1910. Tn rah'. ,1 To the Honorable Senate and House of Representatives of the Commonwealth Of 3.1assachusetts in General Court assembled. Respectfully represents the undersigned Mayor of the City of Saler)) in our County of Essex, who for and in behalf of said City. and with the view of improving existing conditions therein, respectfully petitions for such legislation as Will abandon, discontinue, change or alter the present location or locations or portions thereof, of the Boston Maine Railroad in said City of Salem to the Main line of the Eastern division of said Bonton Maine railroad from the town line of Swampscott running in a general northerly and easterly direction, crossing Jefferson avenue.

Ocean avenue. Mill street, Norman street, Washington street, Federal street, Bridge street, and along the eaeterly banks of the North river. crossing March street and also crossing North river to Beverly; and also of, the connections, branches and subsidiaries of said Boston Maine railroad, to branch from Marblehead line across Lafayette street. Loring avenue. Ocean avenue and Mill street; Tannery branch.

so called. crossing Jefferson Highland avenue to Proctor and Putnam streets and any extension or connection with the seme also the location formerly of the Essex Railroad company from the Salem tunnel across Bridge street, North street. Flint street. Grove street and North river canal to the Peabody line; also the location of the branch formerly of the said Essex Railroad company from North street along the shores of North river, crossing Cross street, Bridge street. Collins or Webb street and along the southerly 'shore- -of Collins Cove.

Stroh Fort avenue and Derby street to Salem harbor and also its extension or connet. tion along the westerly side of C011ing Cove to Bridge the aforesaid locations being in the said City of Salem Including-therewith, the lands and tracks within said limits and on either side of. now occupied and in the posseesion of the said railroads; also including the oresent railroad station and tunnel to the northerly line of Bridge street. Also for such, legislation as will -abolish any or all of the grade crossings of the following public ways, which are Crossed at grade by said Boston Maine railroad. street, near the northerly end of the present tunnel: Washington street, near the eastern terminus of Norman street; Norman street; Mill street; North street; Flint street; Grove street; and as also will abandon and discontinue the crossings at grade of the Boston Northern street railway company.

a street railway company having tracks located in certain parts of someof said public ways of geld Salem. where said crossings' are sought to be namely, at North street, Ler-, Mg avenue, And Lafayette street at Purest Aim, for, such legislation as Will authorize, the relocation of said Boston Maine railroad. beginning at a point-near Jefferson avenue at Castle Hill so called, in the line of the Eastern railroad location as described in the act approved April 14, 138, on the south and from thence running northerly and northeasterly Crossing Ocean avenue and the freight yard of laid Boston. Maine railroad and continuing from thence through a covered subway or subways in the general direction of Pratt Crombie and Sewall streets to Bridge street near the North. river, and front thence along and over the fiats of North river to a point near the Beverly bridge on the North; or some other suitable reloeation Or relocations between the said Seuth and North limits in place of the present locations when abandoned, discontinued, changed or altered as aforesaid; and also for some other suitable locations and crossings of said Boston Northern street railway company in place of' the present crossineto to be abandoned and 110100111101110 OCEAN AND COASTWISE THE That picturesque winterresort region along the coasts of the Atlantic, Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea and the outlying islands of the West Indies, Porto Rico, Bahama, Cuba and Florida.

ATLANTIC. GULF VI-EST INDIES STEAMNIIIP LINES Clyde LineMallory Linerorte Klee Line-1111rd Line Et7LORIDAIB2 All the attractions ot the IIIVItRA with automobiling, bathing, fishing and other outdoor sports. Only direct route without change from New York Sunday, calling at Charleston. for ail Georgia and Alabama points, reaching Jacksonville the third day for all Florida resorts. CLYDE STEMSDIP' COMPANY From Pier 136, North River, New York.

NEW ENGLAND PASSENGER OFTItE, 7 FROM BOSTON IVIIERugeNnisAjowlantullv'elrploAolm rNew York fishguard IlYerpool 1.11SITAIIIA.', Dec.289 9 A. IA. Jan. 4, 10 A. M.

WINTER CRUISES MEDITERRANEAN CARMANtilliana CAROM, in 21 dStaf da White Star a 1.1' Til Alternate Sailing's f-otn New Yotk and Boston Azores. Madeira', reltar. ille- tranehe, Algiers, Including the Largest Steamers ever sent to the Mediterranean. "CEDRIC" From "CELTIC" I New ork Jan 25 Mar 8 OTHER DEPARTVRES. Flom an to Feb.

4 re to an Romania. Mar. 1 8 Canopto 29 8 OFFICE: a State Streets Boston. ALLAN LINE 1 tA 'YEt "MODERATE RATE PASSENGER SERV1cE" Boston-Glasgew via 'Londonderry, Ire. Dec 28 20 Lake Erie Jan 6 I Sicilian Eel) 9 15 OCEAN AND COASTWISE ra Just off the roast of Florida, bathed by the Gulf stream ttnd tempered by trade winds.

NASSAU' (Bahamas) is the ideal winter resort of the Western hemisphere. Splendid hotelP, excellent golfine. tennis, popio. rnotornsi. yachting.

fishing. bath. ins Weekly sallings from New York. Fare 21 up. Icound Trip 147 up.

NEW VORK AND CUBA MAIL S. S. tO. General Mee. Pier 14.

East River, N. Y. 192 WASHINGTON BOSTON 1 Golfing in the soft sea air of a South. Atlantic Winter is a glorious sport on the Jamaica Five days of blue sea and fascinating sights to reach them. You can leave New York on a brand new, I 5,000 ton, perfectly appointed steamer Thursday.

The fare to Jamaica and back is $85.50. Writ for illustrated booklet. United Fruit Cornpny. STEAMSHIP SERVICE17 DATTEttle PLACE, NEW YORK. Or any of the following Boston Tourist Agencies: W.

ft. Eaves, 200 Washington Raymond Whit eomb Washington St. I Thos. Cook Sons, 832 Washington 1 George E. Marst era, 248 Washington M.

1: Beekman Tourist Co, 336 Washington C. V. Damey Son, 8 Broad SC I. It auseaarnageornonassrnasrninernarnssarnassawsaAmsessisavasscrns ----s HORSES. CARRIAGES, ETC Second cabin, Glaszow and $12.50 upwards; third class 629.00 to Glasgow, Derry, Belfeat and Liverpool.

Prepaid steerage rate $32.75. Entire rooms 'reserved for married couples. Children 1-12 years. half fare. H.

A. ALLAN 110 State st, Boston. AlICIIOR LII1E 'LloANE itlE1111? Sailing from every Saturday. Splendid accommodations. Moderate rates.

CHAS. V. DASEV SON, 8 Broad at, Boston. tiSutt 2 0 GENERALSTEAMSHIPAGENCY All Lines to Great Britain. Ireland.

Continent of El leoPe. South America and CHAS. V. BASH! SON. 8 Broad Bout of Trade Bldg, Boston.

Tel A497 Main. AlFtt 115 WIN ES Callahan Quality adds Christmas cheer. Callahan quick service makes buying by mail a The Callahan "money back" plan is a guatantee of satislatton, Suppose you try: Callahan -A Whiskey t. Second cabin, Glaszow and perry, scz.ou Bupewtrardmasan; ttlilLrdivcelrapssooll.29.1,00retopatGdialree $32.75. Entire rooms 'reserved for married couples.

Children 1-12 years. half fare. H. wrigDe errarft; A. ALLAN 110 State lbw st, Boston.

Ile I I 0 11 I. 'LlollsoWol 11 AND A Sailing from erer3r Saturday. GE Splendid accommodstlions. Moderate rates. CILAS V.

DASEV SON, 8 Broad at, Bof.ton. dSutt e20 NERALSTEAMSHIPAGENCY at All Lines to Great Britain. Ireland. Conti- nent or Europe. South America and Coast- 4ol, CE(AS.

V. BASET SON, 8 Broad Board of Trade Bldg, Boston. Tel A49 Main. higtf fI5 vis, u. WINES; LIQUORS, ETC lbs; 3 at 401, vis, The on et, 1 I the 1, narneaa and top grocer's wagon; 1 7-vear-old cob, P50 lbs; 1 pony, best on earth.

an. 5, 700 aloo 5 bn ales rubb h- ed, etcr good stork. solo tor cash or eredit, l'AIN LEGuAtittearAsitN, slort gIlirTopandvvgay, tonmiet.rv. liblea.luo.NTILe: good condition, price $45, or will Ict for board. stands 1534 band's7absolo-te; also my coupe and harness.

18 Webster st, Off cross et. Somerville. Sall sound and price where dealer could carry him tilt spring and sell for good profit. Address BoV Holbrook. Soci3to dIS 4 tat tue room tor wy auto- 4 mobiles.

I offer for sale the content of my stable, as follows: 1 Huntress commissary 1' An! HERE ARE BARGAINS, 3 Canadian lbs, sound horses; 1 sound norse, harneas and top grocer's wegon; 1 7-year-old cob, 950 lbs; 1 pony, best a earth. age 5, 700 alio" 5 buggies, rubber tired, sleighs, eter-', good mock. sold tor cash or credit. PAIN Cutter st, tor Broadway, Somerville. BARGAIN It given good home; bay iorse.

good condition, price $45, or will let for board. also my coupe and harness. 18 Webster 1, eW Cross et. Somerville. Saddle and rnivtng berse, brown, yrs old.

stands 153k ban.i s. absolutely sound and fearless. sold for no fault, will sell price where dealer could carry him till spring and sell for good proat. AddresssBot" Holbrook. Stici3to kolt.

Gm room tor wy auto- mobiles. 1 offer for sale the content of my stable, as follows: 1 Huntress commissary Park democrt wagon, Stanhope buggy, (all, rubber tired); 2 sets double harness. singiw harness, coachman's liveries. etc. WM.

ilk Aflin rti a 1 democrat wagon, 1 Staohope buggy, (all. rubber tired); 2 sets double harness. 1 harness, liveries. etc. WM.

LAP- oR I H. Adin rd. Hopedale. Ntasi: rise't discontinued as aft said, And further for such legislation as Will authorize the construction of said covered subway or subways for the running of railroad trains and cars therein to be operated by electricity or other ing motive power: the relocation or building of a new passenger station with suitable approaches or exits; the alteration and relocation of freight yards. with neoessary facilities; the substitution of other lands therefor, the construction of bridges and such other structures as are incident to and made reasonably necessary by the discontinuance and abolition of said present locations of said Boston Maine railroad, its connections.

branches and subsidiaries as aforesaid and the abolition of said grade crossings. And for such further legislatioe as will authorize the said City of Salem to lay out and construct a new street or streets over said railroad location or any part thereof, or at other places; and to take all such lands. rights and easements as may be necessary therefor; and for the aeeente plishment of the various matters mentioned In this petition to change the grade. reconstruct and relocate such existing streets as may be found necessary and convenient for the Iloilo surfaae travel. And also for such further legislation as will authorize the filling in of such portions of the flats of North river and other lands in the vicinity of Mill and Canal streets, as may be found desirable and advantageous for the development and use of the same for industrial or other private or Public purposes; stud also for the changing of any existing water-ways as may be found necessary.

And for such furthen legislation as will in general cause the abandonment and discontinuance any or all of said grade crossings within the territory above mene tioned and the abandonment and discontinuance. enlargement. alteration or improvements of the present locations of tha said Boston Maine railroad within the limits above mentioned In place of the locations of said Boston Maine railroad, so abandoned and discontinued; and as will authorize other suitable locations of said Boston as Maine railroad, it connections, branches and subsidiaries as aforesaid. as may be found the beet suitable and most convenient for the public in the use of said railroad and its branches in connection therewith and also for the traveling public upon Said public ways above mentioned and such other public ways as may be laid out in tonneotion with any such change or improvement' as Is contemplated within the scope- and purposes of this petition. ARTHUR- HOWARD.

Mayor, City of Salem. di? 19 26 TO the Honorable Senate and House of Rep. resentatives of The Commonwealtb of Maaaasetts in General Court Assembled. The undersigned, citizens of the Towns of Lakettlie, Middiebero. Freetowa and Rochester, resoectfully represent that the State Board of Health by its rules and regulations has assumed to control the use and enjoyment of the waters of Lake Assowarnesett, Long Porn i and Pock.

sha Pond, which are situated within the limits of said Lakeville. Middleboro, Freetown end Rochester, in a manner burdensome and Olen. sive to the citizens of said Lakeville, Middle. boro, Freetown and Rochester, and that by such rules and regulations which are unneeessary and uncalled for by either the public health or any oteer reasonable cause. said Board of Health bats practically deprived tee citizens of said towns and of the whole eon- monwealth of the Uht0 and enjoyment of these waters to which they are lawfully the great damages less and ineoneentenee Of all efild citizens.

Wherefores your petitioners pray that such acts be passed by the General Court as will eurtails take away the rights of the said State Board of Elealth to make rules and regulations controlling the use of the waters of said Ponds and controlling the use of the land adjoining said poods by the Own. 03 thereof. and in the event that the eontiol of Waters and land by said Hoard by means of rules and regulations Is not taken away, that an appeal and trial by' a tory as to the reasonableness of such regulations' and rules be provided. or that some Other method be provided whereby the reasonableneas and tried and determined by some necessity of such rides and regulations may he body or tribunal Other than said idate Board of Health -your petitioners further pray that- such further acts he mtesed as shall provide that the City of Taunton shall be compelled to adopt some seateM of filtration -of the waters which it take from the pond or ponds as aforesaid so that no rules or regulations concerning the uae of the same as far as the purity thereof is concerned shall be necessary. and that all acre and laws relative to the power of the City of Taunton to take land around the shores of said ponds for the purpose of protecting and preserving the purity of the waters thsreet he repealed.

SIDNEY T. NELSON, 0. COMMONWIIALTH OF MASSACHUMETTS. thee of the Secretary. Boston, Dec 10.

1010. I direct the publication of tbe foregoing Imiti tion in the Boston Globe. WM. ki. OLIN, SeeretarY 410 12 19 AT A COURT OF PROBATE holden at Hartford.

in and fot the District of Hertford, on the 17th dey of December, 1910. Present L. P. Waldo Marvin. Judge.

Upon the apron, cation of the Superintendent of the Board of Charities of the City of Hartford, in said Diarict, alleging flutt John Began is a minor, re skiing in liartford. seven years awl four months old, having no mother, and that the father of said minor WitS last known to reside at No. 197 Falcon street, Fast Boston. but has inn gone to parts unknewnt and further alleging that said father iv an Milt person to have the care and custody of said minor, and praying that be be reMered RI natural guardian and that aome suitable person be appointed guardian of said minor in his plat and stead, it is ordered, That bald application be heard and determined at the Probate Office, in 113rtfcir1l. on the 27th day of December, 1910, at ItM0 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice of the pendency of said and of the time and place sot for a hearing thereon he giten to the father of said minor.

by publishing a copy of this order three times successively in some newmpaper having, a circulation in East Poston. at least five days before the day set for said hearing. i L. P. 1N-ALDO MARVIN, Judge.

3t dili I FOR SALE Christmas Apples IIALDWINS $4 a bbl, 'fancy boxed $160 20 Ilowkor st, Boatmt. SWEET CIDER, FOR let me all Your barrel or cask or ell you one filled complete at lowest prices boiled cider for sale. IRA DICKEY. route 5, Manchester, tineetotor to Oliver Merrill of Londonderry. SuM START RWHTFit up your ottorea, offices anti restatinints from ALBEti'S immense 53 Hanover, udt dIS, CASH REGISTERS WANTEDA good second-band national cash register; keys lc to loweet nrice and Where it can be seen.

Addrese C. r. BV)i 17, ta)weila Matta Si I4 44 diS REAL ESTATE I HAVE $100,00 Laat: at 411121 Cl DOWntOWIll Business Property jOSEPH COWAN Ever Branch of Real Estate. 109 Washington Street, Coston 5ACiE SO. SHORE POULTRY FAam LEN-EL FIELDS, brook-watered plisture, ale Milt, aulY a mile to village and all ad- a few minutes' walk to lake and ac- eemwe to ocean, large poultry bouae: colonial r.neel botseo with 0" change in et'a, busine ss ieesm alte tas quick sa le and ptiee is wok); for picture, all details troe mg instructions sle, rue 22s litggest Farm Bargains," copy tme.

F. A sTaour. Station 343, 1:34 Wasuington STORE PROPERTY og SALE. stsowing large new. Just bargain; owner.

A 13, Globe rtrtice SuNto sq rine brick house, it putt down. monthly payments. MASS. May CO. 43 Tremont st.

sum, down, Motithiy pap. ts roll bOnse, 8 rooms, bath', furnaoe, en liAsS. h'EALTY CO. 43 Tremont et. tor build to order 2-fitui17 Itud nicely loeated, easy paymenta.

CO. 43 Tremont st. sam iTinr.14, ts in house. nicest rooms, only gatiO, monthly pay. REALME cO.

43 Tremont et. Sioi ACRL with -new it-roou; look from ears. be tars, -good level lad $11ts). W. E.

PORTER, 28 Pemberton dSuTts 815 Binges trout cars, good high land. fie fare. Pemberton tel 244 Hay. dStat (114 --prViMrend moot bnye nets, 131 Tom. woo cement 'louse In Melrose; all proetgentl.

W. E. PORTER, 20 Pemberton tel 244 Ray. tiSn7ts 813 A1tMS-5 acres $25-1)er tit) dom. $3 per month; 15 acres woodland fame terms, wood wit pay for land.

Particulars pot Mfi ss. 2t .11,1 isod. 45400., MILLER. Builder, 84 Orchard st. (dab.

SuMs -110 SE tyr 25 yeat Address 'W. 127 Neat st. Felleni. Me. Sud4to SEM) TOCriThRVILLE It-EAL-ETTA'rE to we tt, sell.

FRANK S. MASON. Thompson IQ Charlestown. StalWtt ja1.14 REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES Money Loaned to Heirs no divided and unsettled estates legacies, ete; dan't sacrifice your interests; see us tirst; AIMS for lid and 21 mortgages; no delay. HENRY W.

Pemberton Square. NVF.Nt tt my3 I "TIEST AND SLCOND MC1ItTUAG3waiiC Cail or write V. 11. JACKSON, 43 Tremont Itt. Bud4t dIS STORES, OFFICES, ETC A LARGE LIST LS OFFICES and mtg space tor rent to MOSt ill downtown bidgs J.

KESSLER CO. gulbury bidg. 79 Sudbury st; tel Hay 328. WINftt s28 PLEA-tt ara astl, bout-21 rim year. QUINCY it CO.

28 ktchOol at. SuMo 21 Common at, $101 at smat It, $10. QUINCY is Co. 28 School sL Suld Atit.s.BANT othees. desizavouts, stores, blilgs; storage.

A ELA, 9t ()Id tioutlx. BAE.EitY to let, fully equipped, witli two L. Apply 75 Brooks st. East Boston. hiod3to 418 fACTuar in Marlboro to lenLocated on r.

ttott, with spur siding. 44 by 144 feet, tour floors; equipped with elevators. p.oengine in Brat-class condition. Irked for electric lights, automatic sprinklers; low rental. For Loaner 11.11(11WAL1011 write sr telephone oR'.

L. DOUGLAS SHOE CO, 1.tatton, Mass; U. L. 3lnkham. Treasurer.

dSit15t d17- 1U LaiLast in)ut and on State et, sear Broad, on a lease low rent to rigtit tV bd. Globe office dSu3t d17 HOUSES TO LET AND WANTED Id CAMBRIDGE ST, 1 rMs, $40; 12 Porter It. 811s, 5 So. Ceder pl loft 'Winches- ter) 6 furs, $15; lA Lawrence et. 5 rma.

62 Melrose et, 14 rms, $40; 5 Mahan (IL a run. QUINCY In CO. 28 School et. Surtt ALLSTONAt 34 Ald le st8 rms, bath Lila sumtee, CO (key at 44 kletton el). QTANCX Ctit.

School StiM Id LEtsouse, Nu. 2 Stamford pl, W4 Ltd, r. sol 27 mo; 'No. 2 So, Russell et, 1 moms, $1 week. dSugt d11 1 APARTMENTS TENEMENTS I THE MOUNTFORT, 1 OA Beacon and blountfort sts, sunny suite I wall privitie bath, furnished or unfurnished, eats IA blinding.

ou premises or at sits et BUGILES it 11OL1'SWO1TII, 18 Tie- mist st dSutf d2 351-01-1t-KILEEPING SUITES UNE, TWO and bath and Swat CS 1 15 Austin fit, 6 rms. bath, 1 826 open. ci1.11C(.12 L10, Bellool St. i Sull 12 ELBERT 6 rine, 326 and $27; 49 Plitsfirit at, 8 rms. $20l 63 Pleasant at, .8 nu, 310; 160 Tyler st, 4 $115; SO 111- lite A.

4 rms, $12; 13 Kirkland 4 rms, tis. QUilitli CO, 28 School at. 8u51 0 LET-Berkeley st, within seven minutes walk of Winter at, thoroughly steam-heated lekiekeeping oultes of three WOMB and bath wit ample closet room, continuous hot water, ei ifisatru-improvements, rents 320 and 1125. 4- Apply at onace of 1.10P151AN HOUSE, 212 ay. Mtf d19 io To.i.--At dotta et.

5 r. and Stealli loll, La ow; 3,4 St Germaine st, 4 r. and l' J. W. FILENCEI, 13 Tremont at.

sot dSu3t MI I LEI-Long list ateam-befited and u- I listed metes. lOND. 51 Humboldt as. koa-, Sudat did 'I I'd LET-In Warner 1i Now. ran Apply on SuM.

i isaliella st-ti rooms and batb, 4 buMWtt 016 INICILNISkiED 2-room. suite, Containing hi kater, strain beat, bath, kitchenette, jail- Illt service, overlooking fens, Apply JAN- I. 11 Vancouver id take Liuntington ay. Bisotine ear. dSu4t die 2 lioodS and-hatn.

ataarth but water. 111T- Icri 1,4 Per month. i- 755 Tremont it, suite 3. dSutf d2 464 Pna MONTH-Brookline apartment ar 8 rooms and bath, janitor service, 'team ktilvd, etie eight up. Addrese 72, Globe is ,,...4.,..

BOARD AND ROOMS 1 1- Commonticalth Hotel, Inci Baton -tom hot warer, firmer batbs, 16 to $3 per week; rooms. 14- both, 110 to $12; transient teroPer- ol----1 boto- SudItt de I ktioNT PAlt.L01-1 and alcove, -slue rooms-, 2t4P-iiin' Tre 2311J, 39 Worcester eq. iiSu3t d17 1 1 1 42 liT VEI1NON ST-Exceptionally-727e sq kal, sith private bath, day or ii week. l511-M. r-tilEN-a-VZ-Nlisitorti to Boeton will bud ll plotisant rooms $1 er day.

6t dli) l.if..)u l'Cili 00MS and ate to let, All parts P. E. 111011ARDSON, 53SD Tremout at. --1 dSutt s21 Ilk -NEWBURY-WE-Large furnished rooui, t-al Private bath. h.

w. heat. etc; near Kie- 4 ti n. dSii4t (HT I .,45,4 COLUMBUS AV--Well-cisred-for rooms. SudSt rill 1.

441 oil, AV---Sunny front roo, lie ill I 2 or els back square Arid aide es l-," ddnato d16 4 MASS. AV-1 sil room. h. and c. water, l-tactiy.

oiSigit. di7 kr ligut prices. dSuTt did L'ZIE, 121STIANAJONIE for an aged, Wan. Wfil 4 git to pay for the comfort of a peaCeful. 1 ttlet Ille; ref.

831, kilobe (Alice' 1 die 1 4 1 Ur' (ms la -61 a Call $45 cnu to square $2 to 35; partiu c- hi Union 'Park. dSuit die 4t-ilkb-AND iti4031 in refined home, oe, by married couple, or two furnished rooms, huskeping'. walking distance from 41Jundence sq. 122, Globe dice. I Sud3t d18 liivaitit viva, Le ba tsig 2n4 back roGius.6 up; erellent house; fel 14-4 -111reatord.

Mrs IIILTION, 569-573 Mass. AV. I -r-v---------. 7, dSu I 4120 1 TO 10.71'Aliti in terms reiteo'n- I best referenced. NV dice.

11 I L. iso, off ohm at, nice if dr rm. ablo room, rent r.asonable. PlliVATI-PAMILE-1 singie and 2 con- rooms, light housekeeping 1 minute Irons elec. 17d Walnut StO JE, diS 1 -t, 11 4 'u, ri 01E 144 41114 tunny rooms.

good table, near .4 oil. 5a fare. inter rates, telephone. dStitit dift i 1.7-TV. steam beat, kite-hi-574M: ti''' Dor, elevator.

1661 NVashington i Alois ov. Sturn did .4 I.4,1? LI. T. to lady. near 'ran-Ski house.

I tO share room with mother and 363, Globe dim dSu3t 417 GIILYretbili we nded rooms. for- I ,,,,44 or enfurnished. city or suburb. SMITH, ,.1 EITttltl--i tild Sint 411 --1-l-By young man, room in titivate 1,4,,, i'lltt Privileges, not to exceed 2, near te7ninsi. lf47.

Globe thee. square upper rooms. i -'l'awinut cor Wititimm at. dliti4t1 dill I 1 015 I 1141 1 0 rE in throp rooms. good table.

near 614 50 fare. inter rates. telephone. i. -yor, dSittlt (113 Pail: 1 steam ea 1 tPkor tk.or elevator.

el. Wat.tila tou REAL ESTATE -a Gee I liaffit lt rt t3 41 1 ot "i $IO0y0OU Loan it el DOWrItOWIll Business VI' Property I O4SEPH COlviAN tit Ever Branch of Real Retate 09 W3Shington Street, Boston 1 5.AerlaE SHORE POULTRY FARM O. teeLDS, brook-watered rename, 1 a mile village and ail ad- WI few mtuutes walk to lake and me- Toltno, 0 ocean, large poultry bouse: colonial em'''emse, with OPen change in resital necteetitates quick, sale and er-ire steoo for picture all det 11 i Ir P'7' is instrtictions see page a223, i Bargains vepy iste. gsest arm Ils'Aa-r-talelentar. Station 343, 11e4 Wasuingtou 1 postln, ORE PROPERTY I ST showing largo Percent.

Dews, just 103 5-1-LEibirgain; owner. A 18, Globe office. teipleLed, sumo near f' Castle sq. se, ke" down, monthly le payments. MASS.

trrkteeTee 43 Trettatieff at. Sualo gents' -S. h'EALTY CO. 43 Tremont se err' liAb cy ill build to order 2-fituely and eicely efts): 94Q-went. '0.

43 Tremont st. sied Ise REALTY 2 1.34 't ILL 11.1.Ly 0,..,., rooms, only mouthiy pit), l'Itlmluv BLit' L.T. I CO, 43 Tremont et. sum. ere ACHE, In with new teruoui es from ears.

be tore, -good level 26 Pembertou E. PORTER, diinTts d15 tartilit den I VAS) AC. ea u5 frets cars, good high land, lic fare. W. ed Pemberton aq; tel 244 Hay.

Wert. a a deallt die 8.: essooaatnent bouse in Melrose; ad im. TOOtao ewes. PORTER, 20 Pemberton vu, dsnas en tel 244 11Y EARMS-5 acre $25-1)er lere slo down $3 per month; 15 acres woodland, IrOOd wit pay for Mawdleitl. Mass.

2te dii4 4 A aeamoy, A''-T'T; MILLER. Butider, 84 Orchard st, i sums -11-OrSe X1311111. 1900 cash; reats r-5 year' Address W. L. 127 Neat sa ix a palliest Me 'a' Sudeto iiiii WEAL-ESTATE to Lae tro sell.

FRANK S. MASON Thempsou Charlestown. jell) W. I REAL ESTATE MORTGAGFS Money Loaned to Heirs 0 divided and unsettled estates legachts, 1 et; dan't sacrifice your interests: see es tirst; eV AIMS for Itlf and 2d mortgages; no delay. I SAVAGE.

7 Pemberton Square. liaalt wraitt myg -iireT AND 6ECOND MORTGAGES wan i 1 OW or write P. II. JACKSON, 43 Tremont at Sudet 4118 STORPS OFFICES ETC a' A IST 2 se deVICEN and mta suttee tor rent in masa positiiin by a good, reliable sausage with 15 yeare" experience among he best packers in the 196, Globe office. WANTELIBy young man.

POSitilla as timekeeper. receiving clerk or general Mee hand. 5 yrs' beat reference. A 27, Globe etie. SuMs' YOUNG wants position In restaurant or house.

as cook. MITCHELL S. SPILJANON, ra Harvard st. dSu3t XoCNG MAN a-ants position as junior draftsman. architectural preferred, hest ref.

A 28, Globe SuM YOUNG MAN, 26, want work ot any kind, best of references. 183. Globe thee. Sud3is dig YOUNG NlAN. 21.

would like work of an3r kind. NV 24d, Globe office. 8ud3to d18 SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE A PROTESTANT WIDOW, 44ywith boy 7, wants position-as working housekeeper in respectable workingman's Mrs E. J. 100 Chestnut st, Brockline, Mitsso Stul4t Al EArEwr Lady accountant and stenographer, executive ability capable take full charge, 19 yrs' experience, desires position, age 35, $18 start; 11 90, Glebe office.

Sud6t dIS A WHITE WOMAN wants washing or cleaning, bring tome washing, ref. 128 lremont st, Cambriilee. Sults A FIRST-CLASS moat and pastry cook, colored. Call front 10 a to 4 m. la Greenwich st, Rex.

Sud3t 618 AT PARNELL'S, a Tremont rowOn hood; housework giris, cooks, hotel, restaurant help. SuM ALL4 KINDS foneral Mir, hour or permanently. Tel 1715 Rox; 56 Roxbery aL Sud7t d18 CAPABLE downeabt girl. housework, strong, neat, obliging. city.

country. Call for interVicW, fr38 Tremont st, room 205. EXPERIENCE11 STENqulit-ki'llErt desires position, willing to do office work. start with moderate salary; can furnish references. Address 34.

Globe SUM FIRST-CLASS, all-routid cook or pastry, economical, obliging, ref. :.615 Mass, av, ear, dSulits d17 WOMAN of, excellent splendid housekeeper, refined, compaulonettle. would like position to care for home of I or 2 gentlemen. clubhouse or vacation home, worthy of good salary. references given and required.

Address Pox 42'. Lyrfielit Cst.ter, Mass. StiMs WANTEDA position ap demonstrator or in cloak dept. exp. -no objection in out of 129, -Globe ()Moe.

d18 WANTEDWork of any kind by the'kday or hour by a capable woman. Apply or address 75 Bartlett, at cl3n4to d16 PARTNERS; ETC WANTED.Traveling rePreeentativei to inlroduce new, profitable binsinesa in every city. The J. J. CARNEY MFG CO, Fitchburg Ma.

dSu3t; dIT 0111511 And I'll buy the ring of the original and only Wilson who make Australian gold wedding rings in their factory. front to $15 Any special riug to order tri two hours. Look for our five-story building, next to Big pun eventngs. Wil LS 0 BROS4 Scollay $3 GLASSES for sa S5 GLASSES. fop s2 A Safe Place to Trade Five high-class opticians constantly employed: We grind lenses.

Glasses repaired while you wait. 10 skilled watch repairers. Try oi next time ALARM CLOCKS 50 CENTS BUY OF US WE ARE AGENT FOR ROGERS' SILVERWARE WALTHAM WILSON BROTHERS; SCOLLAY SQ. MALE HELP WANTED 11EN 'wanted for the 11 ki marine corps, betweett the ages of 19 and 35, must native born or have first papers, monthly pay $13 to iid9: additional -eompensation possible; focal, clothing, quarters and mystical attention free; after 30 years' leery ice can retitxt altb 75 -percent of limy and-isallowances; servRe on board ship and ashore in all parts of the world. Appty at U.

8. MAlt-' 'NE CORI'S OFFICE. 911 Court St, Boston, Mast. di A MAN over 25. good education to learn our husineos and become a manager.

salary from start. A. P. 811111d, at3 Bromfield st. riSett o2 2 A MAN to handle business in ails city, big money for right man, small deportit.

Apply to KILGORE, It. Back khut ttotel. 10, to 12, I to 4. 1 A MAN to operate moving picture machine. $20 weekly.

178 Tremont st, room 114. opeu evenings. But15t6 418 AN lased found Y99411 44ant-r ad to take charge of small brass foundry in the country i2, Globe (Mies tilin7t did T.GOODYEAR, welter wanted on Men'i Goodyear BEAN Co, dSuat t117 AUTOMOBILE driving lessons a apelett-37, low rates. BONNEY GREIG, ed Berkeley at. tit 4119 r--NuN of ability and Judgment can have opportunity to make $1000 the next foontb See 258 room 19.

cook ou Tuna- AWL) 1 Vier tn. IIANSoN. 83 Botroiph et. to BAgitE1t8--We sell the Itarct-r pcreel-1G enamol barber pedestal and, portable vibra tors a ud electric hair dryers. BARKEIPortlittel st.

olvadY Job, short hour. 212 Atientle ay. city. A i NANT11.11-- La Aa. ,10.

remon at Breton. want- tus -c ass. sten 55942 Weshington sr. itriehten, Mass. AlAttliE.11 Siltri' tor sale, tho beat loeatrtii In Boston.

It 2. Otobe 4., -t1 lit A tip vor like to get a posftion for his enauttenr; bits ts-en driving tid repairing for the last 8 years; has the hest of rererenees from every place be ha A worked: Ming to flu shop work or drive, or will go anywhere. 242, Globe Mee, or telephone Own- siStalt 414 Costa Schepl el Telegraphy is Boylston Mt, Boston, Ma We tenets Telearopby l'eaettessIlla Day or Eterslog lloo. automobiling, barbering, patternmaking, designing upholstering, machinists, metal plating, metal manufacturing; all practical work. HALL'S TRADE SCHOOLS, 814 Washington st, Boston.

dSu2t di? MEN wanted to learn to drive and repair automobiles in our repair shop, day and evening Instruction; call or send stamps for particttlars. New England Auto. Co, poit Tremont st, Boston. tt fie MAN, well educated (college graduate preferred), to bendle high-class educational proposition. See Alt CARPENTER, 120 Boyiston St.

Suddts did ItLFF'S AGENCY, 25 School stColored chef, waiter, attendants, institution, elevator boys, married couples, NIGGERHEAD OPERATORS on ladles? work. GALE SHOE MFG CO. 24 Duncan st, Haverhill. Sud3t t118 SALESMEN wauted, steady pointions, sata-r; from $14) to 1125 weekly, to sell clothing, jewelry. Write or cali between 10 and 12 daily.

NAVIN KELLY CO, 757 Washington st tiStitf (13 SALESMAN wanted, experienced resideut salesman for popular line of cloaks and suits. Write to e'RANKLIN SUIT SKIRT 710 Arch et. Puna. Penn. dSu7ts die VAMPERExperlenced on Singer cylinder machine.

men's MLLFOrLD SHOE Co, II ford, Alas Sud3t dI8 WANTED FOR (I ARMYAble-bodied tmmarried men between ages of 18 and 85; cidsens of the United States, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write the English language. or information apply to IOXRUITING OFFICER, 78 Hanover at, or12 Washington at, Boston, Mass. et d12 1 WANTEP--nSalesman, 2 yrs or ovC7isiiii teach you 4it1esmanship, then- promotion to manager branch office as soon as you qualify; excellent opportunity to progressive man; salary ana commission at start. GO. L.

SITU-MAN CO, Beacon at. SodIt di8 ---WANTEDIiirst-class operators for Acme multiple spindle, single belt drive, automatic screw good positions for right men. Apply SCREW MACHINE PRODUCTS CORP. Providence, T. SudSt d18 IS T.

A young id to 1 yOACI6 to learn the printing business, under regular Indenture form. Apply to hilt Printers' Board of Trade, lel Summer at. tie WANTEDA young man, as assistant book: keeper, good legible penman and quick and correct at figures, give detailk as to experience, age and references. 874, Globe office. kind7t (118 WANTEDMen, experienca in selling suits on the club plan, write me for most profitable, legitimate Address A.

WILSON. Box 578, New York. 5u43te dI8 WANTEDTeamsters, helpers and -porters, steady work, good wages; chance for advancement; tate last plat, of employment dd. Globe office. Sud3to (118 WANTE'D at once, firet-class horseshoer end helper, also driver, steady Job for right men.

Apply Monday morning, L. CtossmAN SON, Milton Mass SuM -11-10ung 1 nil ma: chine operator, state age, experience sad money expected. Addreu Box Isi 174, Watertown. Mass. SW WANTEDAL oaperienced man on Berlin sander, steady job tbe year round, references required.

MAINE IdANUFACTURINO CO, Nashua, H. Sud3t d1 11 I Nashua. H. Sud3t di, WANTEDSecond hand. Janice women card room, 519 per Address' Ise.

Globe Mee. dStfit t113 'AN 'irst-e ass upper Gather cuttera. on Clicking E. E. TA1L011, FACTORY New Bedford Mass.

Sudtt d4 -11v or pro su eels to wor wi hypnotist Call 2-3 m. EIDWARDEI. 2sti Hanson st. Boston. PP Sr land FLANIGAN, 524 Summer and Jeffries it, East BOtton.

aU-rouud cook. ROYAL. LUNCil, 430 Main it, Woburn; wages $10 per week, fare 5 cents from Sullivan sq. lea or women with some edge of real estate business. 892, Globe odic.

dSu'lto AN'IKDOutside and trituroing cuttent L. II. bFAULDLINti CO. Rood Factory. Low.

eir, Mass. dSu3t tide W'ANTILDA wan wbo hag bad charge of taiender in paper milL Address 62. Globs dStflt. did WE CAN USE several steady men In good pay; atealix --svorit lk)ona 5, 2,29 Tremont at. SuM WANTEDDrawers-In on worsted work.

Apply BEOLI MILLS, Fitchburg, Mass. dSu8t d17 WAN TEDLithuaineu wen ad salesmen, roust epeakgood Ershington st. room 89. WAN---DOrder -'cook and diah WESTON'S LUNCH, 24 Mystic et. maker today for a week: Call 8090 "Washington st, Eggleston Square.

WANTEDMan, to work in rose houses. T. McGORIIM. Natick. Mass.

SuMe WHEELWRIGHT wanted. Apply .7. JOirg: STON CO. Hyde Park. Stid3t, din tonfoctionetApP4 15 Colonial av, Dorchester.

MAN tor stenography and billing. be accurate, state experience. IV 143. Globe office. dSn8t5 d17 MAN to travel, $20 per week; also yonag man $2.54) per day.

Apply 1042, 2-4, MIL HuBLEY, Baca May hotel. FEMALE HELP WANTED A COMPETENT GIRL for plain cooking, general works and assist in washing; reference required. Bre Thorndike sts Brookline, Sud3t0 dIS A LADY, over good education dress, for profitable permanent business poeltion. A. P.

SMITH, lid BroMlield irt, tAnaton. dStitt A. ok, eeper an la-situation, give age and no application answered without reference given. Address Box 11b4. Woreester, Mass.

Sudif d4 b'INNrS. ZS Wi-iiienionCourild, waitresses Stis housework $6, chambers pantry SuM 2S Tremont stFlonsework, pia; widower; chamber, waitreeses, S5. V5- S5 $t5- LA.DY ot good appearane-a. wITE some knowledge ot stenography tor odic. position.

124, Globe dli 66 ROXIVRYEITCooka, end. nursery, green girls. day women. tiudIts 616 111tODERICK'S, 149 Dorchester al, tonHousework, $5.50. $4.50, second green OD cortk.

pantry. attendant ward maid. space girl. 36 Itorkton Pt. SUM'.

EXPEktiL( xE an sorters ou Oat work. TAYLOII BROW LAUNDRY. Inc. 14) DetVonflOtt IV. Corner.

Dor. Sr11001 of Dressmaking find Aillitutry; individual Instructions by expert teachers clay or etcollie: this method reeommentiod and used tly expert dressmakers and milliners everyychere; write or call today. NieDOWEi4 3 DRESSMAKING AND AllbLINERY SCII004, 25 Winter at. Boston. 1.

2t 1 gt ENO RAI' I At, with know edg-eiit geireral office work; state salary expected, age, ex, rience, etc. 22, Globe office. sum WE HAVE a larger demand for teachers for gtaded and country schools than we an sap-ply; callatfor winter term coming in every day. For particulars write to NEW ENGLAND TEACHERS' AGENCY. Portland, Me.

dStat 414 it educated. to interview relined people regarding high-class educational proposition. See, Mr CARPENTER, 120 Boylston et. tiuMW did WANTED First-class, experieneed young lady billing clerk; must be quick and accurate. Apply to CONVERSE RUBBER SHOE CO, Edgeworth Malden, Maas.

Sudtt 4I8 WANTEDExperienced d. e. bookkeeper anti stenographer, good position to right party; apply in own handwriting. 179, Globe effice. Sudlits 4I8 WANTEDExperienced menders on fancy wool- and worsted (ream goods.

Apply to FRENCH WARD. West Stoughton. Mass. dSurf d7 housework girl. F.

W. SLEEPER. 352 Roston av, Medford Hillside. dS113t5 dIT WANTEDnousekeeper, middle-age, for widower alone, Address II. 39 Samoset St, Plymouth, Mass.

8u13t dIS WANTEDErrand girl for dressmaking and tailoring. Apply FABRIZIO, 603 Boylston at. riFtnat (IT WANTEDA girl io assist with 2 cldldren; come at once. 203 Columbia road, take Mattapan car. wellexperienced table girls for lunch room.

401 Columbus ay. WANTEDRxp colored nursemaid for roontbs-olel baby, good wages. 56 Roxbury WANTEDKitchen woman, n9 Sunday work4 Somerset et. YOUNG LADY will receive a free course in typewriting for belping with light duties in a busineao school. 64, Globe Mee.

SusNITP 4318 DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, ETC LENOX JEt'VELRY CO. Leadime Credit Jewelers Largest Stock. Lowest Prices. Easiest Terms. NO INTEREST ClIARGED Diamonds Watches -44 Jewelry Open An Account Now.

We Trust You LENOX JEWELRY CO. 873 Washington Room 05 OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS Elwin d18 DIAMOrilDS, WATCHES, ETC. $1.00 ''A MEEK 3. s. ROITNE go CO.

734 WASHINGTON ST. STORE ON STREET PLOOR OPEN EVENINGS 7t dn. 0 I pay tbe highest cash price for all kninida of oold gold, silver, platinum ed ones, WALTga 1. AN 175 Tremont at, Evans hulloing. Room 44.

dSuIRt dll DIA3k)NDS. watches, weekly payment. note. privately. 43 Tremont rm 403.

MISCELLANEOUS There is no disgrace in having Bed Bugs invade your premises. The disgrace is in them there since Martin came. Xartin's rest Exterminator forrled is In Powder form. Odorless, Safe, Sure, Cleanly, easily applied, 50e and postage 5 and 10 cts. extra.

For other Powders, name Pest l'IRITHAM CHEM. Co. WALTHAM Tel; 28 dSott PICTURE FRAMES THE VERY latest and best, our facilities for making frames Are very large, our price is positively, the lowest, L. COHN, LI Haverhill tit. SuMW di8 SHOWCASES.

DESKS, ETC AMERICAN liVRNITURE EXCHANGE. 8 Alden it, offer extra bargains in new and second-hand store and office furniture and fixtures of every description, including desks of all kinds, chairs, tables, cash registers, counter and silent salesmen showcases, tiling devices, seetional bookcases, dairy lunch chairs. coffee urns, etc, cash or ternis. SONITWThs (118 ---BERGVS'S in counters, showcases, cash rug: liters, coffee urns, stools. butter chests, roil- top desks, safe, sett.ees.

NAT. STORE FIXT, 32 Portland St. or nig for tore or office. H. A.

DUNSHEE, 14 Columbia et, between Redford and Essex sts. Pt d19 2 ROLL-TOP )ESES, Oliver typewriter, safe, cash register, 1 cent to S'2: best offer on soy part. A. F. 3AIRD, 70 Washiugton st.

Rieitt d18 MACHINES Alr. MAKES of machinesSingers. uropaead No. 68, White, Free, Wheeler Wthion; SI down. 81 weekly; all makes repaired and rent ed; parts tor all machines.

86 Warren at. Hoz; tel 14014 SuNIW12t LADY will 11 niftiest new ititeRt eiropueia. Singer. 811). 08 Putnam air.

Cambridze. 1 trgRD Wheelor Wilgon end White. $4,. end up. wagh.

it. Rot. SudSts (118 PATENTS C.S. GOODING Mechanical Engineer PATENTS: IZ Se liosi Boston. Telephone Main ult Lt ja.141 Diamonds 'Watches I UOVIn Jewelry Stive.r,Etc Jew 01 aWeck i RNA.

3 11; wagon. 1 brake, 1 depot wagon, 1 vis-dts d13 FOR SALE---Low-d9wu milk pair, suitable for blker's wagon. GEO. 14 SMALL, LA Grange st W. RalburY, Mane, Stp17t CIO HORSE, 120u Abs, wagon, 2 buggy.

paiuters' rigging, joiner's beneb, -con- vertible vises and oilim fttruiture. 444 Broad- way. Everett. and top witions for 1 nu.1 :4 iven and top carriages, sleighs. rungs, travers runners, all prices.

474 sawervilie ay. vine; F. LEAVITT; guI.I A gr'111-13 prieI-4 the, best large borser-lit, 7, Weight 1430, sound and and -will pull 4 ton. extra fast walker and In drst-class condition, bought green teat week'striglz-Covved. Call at ini3 Albany Box, 4 GOOD for sale.

At the LINE COAL rAittit 77 Boyiston armmime, Mass. SuM AUTOMOBILES CORBIN. ISAA model, In good eomiltion. just' orrlisuled price $700. WHITE, WARE it Co.

024 Boylston st. d8litt OOTSG TO BUILD AN AtIllt wain or-, Assignee's sale of thtentlre fittings of the' MINSTER CAFE, Dunster Sty Carnb. Consisting in part of 160 bentwood chairs. 160 Flemish Oak chairs.with leather seat 70 dining and saloon tables, leather set-. tee: costumers cigar silent salesman, roll-top and table desks, Underwood typewriter, swivel chairs, tattle, tiling cab- inet, large restaurant range, 2 broilers.

6 steam tables, copper jacket and steam, kettles, tea and coffee urns, egg boiler: toasters, 6 hot ovens, steam dish washer. refrigerators, milk chest, large assortment, of copper utensils. electric portable and coiling motor. limoges crockery. glass and plated ware.

table en, kitchen utensils. etc. Sud3t d18 fly TLIE CLOUGH AUCTION CO. 42 and 44 Eliot st. On MONDAY.

Dec 19. eommencing at 11:1 ocioit at No. thl Boulevard. Revere. we sell the entire furnishing and fixture of 2 LABGB The tollovinig I.

a paruni list or 2 soda fountains, 2 Nationat cash registers, S. It A. range and fittings. gas tango, 5 eounters. 2 showcases, about WO eha irs, 13 tables, 4 ice chests.

frankfurt roaster, griddle stove. crockery and glassware. etc. etc. dSu3t dtT APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSES 20 OFFICE of the LICENSINCI BOAROR 'IIIE CITY BOSTON, DEC.

ID, ltilOs- Suttee la bPretig given, under Chapter 100 of the Retised Laws, that Solomon anti Ellie W. Lacharaeh, as The have tip-plied for a transfer of their license of the lino Class, to goij Intoxicating liquor as 4 Victualler, from 94Summer ott to 101 Summer tst, 31 Milton pi, entrance front alley, and freight elevator entrance to refrig- erator from Milton pi tor stork only, in Boston, in one room and mike. first floor. one MOW Urfa goer for stork only of Raid butidlifig. EZRA, U.

LUKER, C1iuir. BILLIARDS AND POOL BILLIARD, pool and combination taLmka, new and 2d hauct. or easy paymeara. ninth, coca, baiia, ete, repairing of ail liinels; wad for latest catalog and roles of ail AiAtIAINN CO. ion budbury at.

bostos. Sud3t c115 FINkt BILLIARD CLOTH direct frotr-i mill, at roil) prieea. send for price ittit' ad gamplea. OLIVER L. BRIGGS SON tit Eseex st.

WNiq YACHTS, BOATS. ETC-. Attn. OM BOATS. safes and mactunery prt oetly moved.

C. BOA 2 Booker et, Suttbur3: at. 4444 141k4 HORSE, ibs, asipai, 2 buggy. painters' rigging, joiner's beneb, SuMe vertabie vises and otb-e forniture. 444 Broad- wny.

Everett. otieiit the bet large horserlit- state, age 7, Weight 1430, sound and and will pull 4 ton, extra feat walker and la first-class condition, bought green 4 CORBIN. model, In good eomittlom just overhauled price $700. WHITES WARE it s1100 as Week Delivered Free Anywhere in Unmarked Wagons 110XDURY STOIIIIGE ritEsnooms SALE EVERY Opefl I a. m.

to 9 p. m. till Xmas 2418 Washington Roxbury 'Dudley Terminal. mrrh A riEw PIANO PLAU TO'RELIABLE PEOPLE ONLY $1.00 DOWN, $1.00 PER WEEK $1 DOWN and $1 per week; other special features; line stock of high-grade pianos to select from: -call and let us explain fully and examine the goods. or Write for catalogs and full particttlars; your neighbors' children are learning to play the why not hare 3-ours? Open Monday.

Thursday and Saturday evenings until 8 o'clock, evenings take elevator at 18 Boylaton St. FRANK L. BARNARD, wholesale and retail for New England. 657 Washington st. or 18 Boylston st, over Continental Clothing Co; Cut this out for future reference.

MWErtf o3 GREATEST LINE of pianos ever fthown in BostonNew uprights SI25 to WO, worth donbie; they arrived too late, for our agents and we have brought them. into our showrooms: Byrne, Furlong, Furbush. Gilbert, Steinberg. BLAKE'S, 564 Washington 18(ai. SudOt d18 WHEN YOU deal with us you can get a hlgh-rrade piano for the same priest yoll would pay in 'many.

places- for a third-rate piano: )11i1er $190. Vose $135, Briggs 180. Kranieh Baeh $170. Everett $135, Lester $140, a1 in modern mahogany cases. BLAKE'S, 564 Washington et.

Sudeto dIS SPECIAL CREDIT given for large down pay. meats this week; make the most of your money; all delivery guaranteed up to Eriday night; terms $3, $4, $5 monthly. BLAKE'S, 564 Washington et. SulkiWiro tilif TWO UPRIGHT PIANOS. almost new, at a bargain.

A. WWENSTEIN SONS, Ine, 1280 Washington St. Sud7t d1114 MUSIC PilANOS TUNED VI PROF HALL 193 Huntington 25 yrs, experience Chickering. Steinway: yrs' expenenee repairing; all work Phone 2867-3 Back Bay. 4t (119 AN EXP gent piano 60e a lessolT, N.

E. Aoroughness. IV 140, Globe office. StalWe d18 mandolin, guitar, privatigilons. FRED MARTIN, 233 Tremont 8t, Instr.

3t d19 NOTICES TO THE HONORABLE SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, of the ComMonwealth of Massachusetts, In General Court assembledThe undersigned petitioners, eltitens of the Commonwealth of Maasachusetts, respectfully represent that legislation is necessarY to provide tor the removal of the present structures, designed or used for subway entrances and exits. now standing in scone: Square and in Court Street in the City Of Boo ton, and for the aubbtitution of more Suite ble entrances end exits, in the same ilace or lo other places. and your petitioners respectfully as may be necessary to carry out pray for the enactment of the accompany, bill. or sueh similar, other or further tiOn If any. Purposes referred to.

CHAS. ALEXANDEt WHITESIDE, A. C. RATSHESKY. COMMONWEALTH- op' MASSACHUSETTS.

Oillee or the Secretary. Boston, Dee. 9, lino I direet the publication of the foregoing petition in Boston Globe. W. OLIN, Qvcretary.

d10 12 19 TO THE HONORABLE SENATE and House of Representatives of The Commonwealth of Massachusetts in General Court assembled-- residents of the easterly section of said The underaigned, Citizens of the town of Fox- borlingh. being a special committee appointed hereby respectfully petition for the pas- sage of town legislation a4 may he neoesqary to provide for. and to authorize tbe establish- meat of a water dietriet In and for the eamter ly part of said town of Porborough. AL0NZO HOTHSCIIILD, 'Chairman. thoywtntl COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS-- 0Bit of the Secretary.

Boston. Dee. 7, DUO. I direct the publication of the foregoing petition in the Boston Globe. Vj.

1. OLIN. Setreigry. (IS 12 19 JCS PEACE and Not. home evenings.

449 Shawmut ay. near Newton at. dSu3lt dl THE BALL ROOM S. STOKELL'S. 181 Tremont st Exceptional opportunity afforded to desiring SUMS le h.

Music. TAT PROF AM) MRS HEINEMANN'S academy, 176 Tremont st; Xmas ball Mon. Dec 26, dancinst 8 to 12; social Wed; classes Moo. 'rues. Thurs; private lessons any time with music; waits.

or two-step 2 lessons: circulars. Sud9ts d18 leading dencituriselijni; BAY a sallt: t. or6 eicrita415'e's S3ndTroidall; --171MgToKELL 147DANCING. J77 Huntington AND COOKING smALL, tneditim and large water' and steam wrs, big trades; s1s2 radiatOM at AL- tigu3inr4r.s Tburs et. co nEws, 53 Hanover.

11 0a, 0 ht and ranges; Pries 35e- BA POrtland Iqntf sr7 mnve stovea, ALBEZ. 09 BLukattoztet 14.11J gla 1 I 8 HORSER, 1000. to-1400 lbe 460 81). INDEPSNDENT COAf CO, 1164 Tremont et. ye or Bourbon, four full quarts Sud3t 613 Rye or.

Bourbon, four full quarts 1 fasoline7 a. send tor Ilst and tell na what, vou need. J. L. LUCAS SON.

tititlgeport COM, c1Su7t d14 7 gasoline? It so. send for list and tea ns what you need. J. L. LUCAS SON.

litidgeport Conn. d8u7to din' 7 AUCTION T1ON SALES LEWIS J. BIRD 1 32 Bromfield St Boston .1 a Collection of 4, 0 I I'd S111'2111111 Sheffield Plate On Monday, December 1 Oth' I and Following Days 1 EACH ICIAlf Al 2:30 CONSISTING of Tea Sets, Se is, Punch Bowls, Large and Small Trays, Game and Meat Platters. Comports, Fruit and Place Plates, Large and small Large arge Dressing Mirr Sh ors, aving Mirrors, Candlesticks, Candelabras, Jewel Boxes. 1 Bon-Bon Dishes, Spirit Lamps, Muffiniers, esetable Dishes In all sizes.

and it large 4 assortment of miscellaeOus articles. I 1 Elv LEWIS J. BIRD CO, Auctioneers, 32 Bromfield Boston. At nor salesroomTCZSDAT, Dec 2tilf at 10 a IlL Consis in iLARGE STOCK OF ASSORTED CANDY 1 rs kisses. nougatn es, nut, gum drops, ttnd a i of chdolates.

caramel, large a ssortent of candy of every de- suriptioon in fancy and original boxes. (112 By LEWIS J. BIRD CO, Auctioneers, 32 Bromfield at, Boston. On TUESDAY, Dec 20, at 10:30 a AUCTION SALES LEWIS J. BIRD Auctioneeri74: 32 Boston Ltu-ge Collection of Solid Silverand Sheffield On Oth' December 1 Oth' and Following Days EACH 'DAV Al 2:30 PM CONSISTING Qf Tea Sets, Wine Seis, Punch Bowls, Large and Small Trays, Game and Meat Platters.

Comports, Fruit and Plates, Large and Small Vases, Large Dressing Mirrors, Shaving Mirrors, Candlesticks, Candelabras, Jewel Boxes. Bon-Bon Dishes, Spirit Lamps, Muffiniers, Vegetable Dishes in all sizes. and a large assortment of miscellaeous articles. Ey LEWIS J. BIRD CO; Auctioneers, 32 Bromfield Boston NI At our salesroom on TUESDAY, Dec 20, at 10 a m.

LARGE STOCK OF ASSORTED CANDY Consisting of chdeolates, caramels, kisses. nougatiaes, nut, gum drops, and a large assortment of candy of every desuriptioon in fancy and original boxes, bud3t By LEWIS J. BIRD CO, Auctioneers, 32 Bromfield at, Boston. On TUESDAY, Dec 20, at 10:30 a m. i 1, -4 for $3.00..

It must please you, or we'll return your money without protest. A- full line of fine Christmas liquors. Express prepaid on this and all orders coming within our selling plan. JOHN F. CALLAHAN ec CO, 158, 160, 162 Federal St, Boston, Mass.

CLOTHING MAX KEEZER STUDENTS slightly used clothing at low prices, Made by the beet custom tailors; dress and ttlx. to let. 8, 5 and 7 Bo at, Cambridge; tel 802 Comb; take Harvard-au car, get off corner of Mt Auburn and DelVolts ste; dour to Harvard garage. LIStats 1117 Cant.01T Clothing Wanted, WE expect to pay fancy prices; don't get discouraged by what others offer, but send for our agent and get full value; remember we are tbe only Ara house in Walton dealing in gent's worn clothing. AMERICAN CLOTHING STORE, 8 Guild row; tel 143944 Roz.

Sud6t d18 MEN'S St 1TS, overcoats, weekly pay ta. privately. 43 Tremont et, ent 40)3. CAST-OPE cLoTmNG wanted of all kinds; lose carpets and furniture; send postal, I will call and pay cash. M.

O. 13., 76 Church at. SialOro dla s' au, urs of at kin a sold at t-Sle on the dollar. Mrs ANNIE GOLD-BERG. 68 Green, cm- Staniford et, West End.

Sudtits dIS RSDiunumple sale: min set cw, lyns $15, fox $12, marten $15, Persian 4,8. TAYLOir S. 88 Boylston at. Sud7t flS WANTEDLaties and gent cast-off cloCI lug; will- pay from $2 to $5 more tir garments than other dealers; we have largest outlets; send postal, will call. or tel 1999-2 Rog.

MARES CHESTER, 105 Dudley st.houd5tod18 MACHINERY AND TOOLS ENGINE WANTEDA high speed 15 or 20-h. p. steam engine; state make and condition. Box 2f10 Leondustor. Mass.

Sud4t dl MASS. STANDARD BOILER, eicgines. pumps, beaters, shafting, hangers and pulleys. BYERS as SMITH, 103 amain' et. dgott -1110 MAC I ED B- TOGLDEN, SMITH a 110PRINS, 51 Atlantic ay.

ilSott my Wii; ARV. kligiand agents fur -the Ohio gasoline engines; we carry all sizes in stock. BYERS SMITH. 103 Hsverhill 81 fiSutt d3 1 MANNING upright butt strap 125-h. fire box boiler, 1o0-h.

1 Mb. p. up, butt strap boiler: several others all sites for sale or to let. JOE COTTER. INC, Mystic av, E.

Somerville. TYPEWRITERS, ETC ALUMINUM TYPEWRITER WEIGHS only 5 pounds, will et In suit ease or traveling bag; etyruplete, In neat leather elmos, Universal keyboard; free trial. BUCK CO. S34 Blyiston sr. Snd 7to tilS Buy a Typewriter for a Christmas Gift WR RANH FIRST-CLASS MACHINES of all makes for a 1I prices.

from 115 to $OO. BUCK Sodtt dIS Fr.lthICAL TYPEWRITER BEFORE YOU DECIDE. ROYAL TYPEWRITER CO, 2611 DEVONSHIRE ST. BOSTON. (Nutt dlS ALL AKIrTrfrirrrag.r'ercrritios for $1 TyPEWRITER EXCHANGE.

brii Brourrield ttJyl 'LEST Tyrr.witrrEtts lit lowest prices. 1.IODE1, TYPEWRITER INSPFITTION Inri Devonshire at and 29 Arch at. tio14 an lowest prices ID the city. 119 Franklin at. IY6 POULTRY, PIGEONS, ETC FOR.

ray plirrot, a Iatker, price $L0 stad worth C. W. CalY, 42 ler road, Quinc: WE ne of fine Christmas repaid on this and ximing within our ALLAHAN 162 Federal .1 0 0 ass. OTHING KEEZER htly Used clothing at low 1. beat custom tailors; dress 8, 5 and 7 Bo st, Cam- 'tab; take Harvard-on ear, Auburn an eWolle ate; ill? 4 garage.

dSu7t 'IT Clothin Wanted ay fancy prices; don't get st others offer, but send for BoiticAtosu edwealTinugision lull value; remember we are gr AM lw; tel 14394 Rol. Sudgt inITIER overcoats, weekly pay to, 1 Tremont st, l'In 40)3. LING wanted of all kinde; nature; aend postai. I will M. O.

76 Church at. Sutior dig -s' au ure of at kin( tura of ail altarsrs ANNIE GOLDod et. West End. Sudtits dIS ample bale: mink marten $15, Persten et. Sud7t dIS Its' cast-oft Moth.

$5 More tir gar-have largest out-or tel 1999-2 tog. adley et. Sudiltsdld TOOLS peed 15 or 20-h. lEe and condition. Sud4t eicgine-Z rigere and pulleys.

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