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BOSTON POST, SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1916 15 BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATH The fnr a Wrth, Maniaicr la 50 fov 15 may Inft at af Peet, malled te departmcat, telephone te Mnln (llilain 10C5 after 3 A- Musical Instruments FUI Out and Mail This Coupon TODAY Miscellaneous DEATHS AVDFRK.n ln Plain, April 20. l.onWa. of An'loror (noo Bockor). Kiinorrtl from lato rosldonoo, Forlx's Sntnrihij. Airrll nl n.

m. PorTioos Ht tho IIolv Trinity f'huroli nt niul Inrifod. AYI.W.tlU» In iM.n April Ann .1.. nidew of Thotn.a* J. Aylwnrd (iioo Knv- nnnutrh).

unornl from lato h-nio, Ht. Monflay, Mny 1. at in. Itoqiiiom htiiti nt i-t UclaHvos niul frlomla Invltfil. Plonso oinit flowora.

In Itorohpator. April 2S. Ilrnry O. on yra. Knnrral from lila lato rfnl- itonoo.

121 Stonehton Pplinm'a Moninj. May 1, at 2 p. ni. Hclativcs and frlonda inrltod. At roRldonra.

50 Uostmi, April 27. l'TanoIn Uooao, 2.5 yra. I'nnaral at tbo Watarman 2.T28 WaahlnKfon on Sundsy, April no, at 1 p. m. Hplatives and frlonda itivlfod to attend.

BROrK At department. City Hoapltal, Arrll 28, Fkitvnrd. ehlld of Dr. I.an- rSBOt A. and laiey M.

Brock, 5 rra. 5 moa. 12 dya. Funeral Sninrday, April 2P. at 2 Burial private.

Burial at St. Mary's remetery, CASS- -In Dorchester, April 20. Emily beloved wife of Mlehnel .1. Casa (nee McCarthy). Funeral from her late residence, n.n Bernard Saturday at 0 a.

m. Solemn requiem mass at St. I.eo’s Church, Ksmoiid at 9:30 a. ui. Relatives and friends Invited.

South Boston, April Katherine daughter of and the lave William Colpovs. Funeral from her late residence. 20 Mercer Saturday, April at 8 mass at St. Augustine's Chruch at 9 Relatives and friends Invited. CORBF.TT—In Roxbury, April 26, William Cophett, 74 vrs.

Funeral pervlees at his late residence, 47 Blnney on Saturday, April 29. at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends Invited to attend. CHO.N'IX—In Melroae, April 28.

James, husband of Della Cronin. Ihineral from famllv residence, I.ynde Monday, hv 1, at 8:15 a. m. llifih mass of requiem at St. Church at 9.

Relatives and friends Invited. Fjist Boston. April 27, James beloved hushand of Ellxabefh T. (nee Sweeney). Funeral from bis lata residence 167 Saturday, April 29.

at 8 a. m. Solemn hiah requiem mass at Church of the Sacred Heart at 9. Relatives friends are requested to attend. nenbar of K.

of M. C. O. A. O.

H. and A. O. U. PeabCKly papers please Roxhury, April 27, beloved husband of Mary A.

Fay (iiea Mc- Olnnes). Funeral services at his late residence, 590 Parker Sunday. April 30, at 2 p. ni. Relatives and friends klndy Invited.

Illnh mass for the repose of his sou', at the Mlssiortv.Church, Thursday, May 4, at 9 a. m. Dorchester, April 28, Annie Lucretla Fellows. Services at her late residence, 4 Dorchester, Sunday, April 80, at 12:30. Relatives and friends invited.

Haverhill and Lawrence papers please copy. Somerville, April Emmet beloved husband of J. Hart (nee Judge). Funeral from his late 81 Ctedar Saturday. April 29, at a.

m. Solemn high mass of requiem at Ht. Church at 9 Relatives and friends and members of Boston Association respect fully invited to attend. Burial at St. Cemetery, Arlington.

Winthrop. April 27, beloved husband of Nellie Ilftrvey (nee formerly of Waltham, Funeral from his late residence, 304 thron Sunday, April -p. P- Services at the (Tiurch of St. John the Evangelist at 1:15 Relatives and i friends kindly Invited to attend. Requiem mass for the repose of his soul on Monday, May 1, at a.

m. this city. E. Holden, C4 Funeral services at the Briggs chapel. 232 Huntington Sunday, April .30, at 8 p.

m. Relatives and friends Invited. West Newton. April 27, Catherine E-, beloved daughter of Patrick and Mary KeefTe (nee Shinnlckl. Funeral from residence.

168 River April 29, at 8 a. m. High mass at St. Bernard Church at 9 a. m.

Relatives and friends invited. Cambridge, April 28. Annie Keeffe. Funeral from the residence of her slsteV Mrs. Joseph G.

Andrews, 180 Pearl Sunday. April SO. at 1 p. m. Services at the CTiurch of the Blessed Sacrament at 2.

Relatives and friends invited to attend. Boston. April 28. I.ong, 85 at his late residence. 726)ji Shawmut ave.

Sunday, at 2 P- Zion. A. M. E. Church.

Relatives and friends Invited to attend. Roxbnry, April Jane wife of James F. Mack (nee Brennan), of 7 Dennis st. Funeral notice later. Dorchester, April 27.

suddenly, Elisabeth wife of Daniel B. Martin, 48 vrs. Funeral fiMm her late residence. 25 Glendale sL, Saturday at 1 p. m.

Relatives and friends invited. Jamaica Plain, April 26, Edward Clark Matthews. Funeral strictly private. Friends kindly omit flowers. CainbridKe.

April 27. Eetltla widow of the late R. McKenzie (nee Toland). Funeral from her late residence, 239 Brookline Monday. at 8 a.

m. High mass of requiem at the church of Blessed Sacrament at 9 fclwk. Relatives and friends invited this city, April 26. Alice P. McKeoiigh.

wife of Charles F. McKeough. FYmeral services from the home of Mr. Samuel W. Walker, 30 Angell Dorchester, on Sunday, April 30, at 3 p.

m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. In Roxhury, April 28, wife of the late McLaugnnn. Knnnrfl! trmw hrr II HocV- Mny 2. at n.

m- Sol- eiun re-jtileni high at St. Church Ht 9 a. iii. Relatives and friends -In Dorchester, April 28, Thonms husband of the late Mary A. (lllgglnsi Funeral from his Into rodilciioe.

29 Rellflower Monday, Mny 1. nt high mass of requiem nt St. Mnrgnret's Church at 9 a. m. Relatives nnd are Invited to attend.

Irfito member of Boston athollc Ceniolery Asso- elation. In Charlestown. April 27. Ed- WBrd, hnsliand of Murifaret R. Me- Laughlln (noe IlouBhtont.

Funeral from 50 Wnrren Saturday, April 29, at 8:30. quiem high nt St. de Sales church. Hunker Illll nt 9 and friends kindly invited. MK.ALEY’ In Rrookllne, April 26, Margaret dntighler of the late John and Sarah A.

Men lev (iiee Conryl. and slater of the Rev. E. J. Mealey nnd the late Slater Theresa of the Paaslon of the Notre Dame.

Funeral from her late residence. 114 Chestnut Saturday. April 29, at 9 Solemn high mass of requiem at St, of the Assumption Church nt 10. Relatives and friends respertfnlly Invited. MILT.KR Suddenly, In this city, April 27.

Hcnrv Miller formerly of Roxhury. Funeral services nt Forwt Hills Chniiel. Saturday. April 29. at p.

ni. Relatives and friends are kindly Invited. MI'RIMIY In Lowell, April 28. Mrs. Alice Miirpliv, nKdher of the Rev.

Diivld J. Mnr- phv of St. Church, North Billerica. Tho funeral will lake place Monday morning, May 1, at 9 from S5 Sherninii I.owe l. Solemn high mass of requiem will bo celebrated at the Imniacu- late Conception Churcli nt 10 Burial In St.

Cemetery. Train leaves North station from Boston at 0 clock. Please omit flowers. Cambridge, April 28. Margaret, (nee TValsh).

beloved wife of John Nolan. Relatives and friends are kindly Invited to attend the funeral from her late home, 29 Pearl terrace, Monday, Mny 1, at 8:30 a. ni. Requiem high mass nt tho Church of the Blessol Sacrament at 9 Belmont, April 27, John husband of Celia (Finn! Funeral from late lesidence. 2(.

Centre Sunday, April 30. nt 1 :30 p. m. Services at St. Church at 2:30.

Relatives nnd friends invited to attend, IjSte member of Relmont Council .332. K. of and Charles River Court 55. M. C.

O. F. Somerville, April 2i. May A. Funeral from the residence of her brother, Thomas 9A Glenwood Sunday, April 30, at 1:30.

Services at the house. Requiem high mass at St. Ann Church Monday at 8 for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends are In- Charlestown, April 26, Lieutenant Hayden J. Rluger of Dlv.

15, B. P. D-. In his COth rear. Funeral services will be held from tbe lYrst Congregational Church.

Green Charlestown, Saturday, April 29, at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends Invited. S1.8SON—In Stoneham, April 27. Albert W.

Sisson. Prayers at 1 Lincoln Stoneham. Sunday. April .30. at 1:30 p.

m. l-'iin- ernl at Congregational Church at 2 Relatives and friends invited. Orient Heights, East Boston, April 28, Margaret Gertrude, lieloved daughter of John M. and the late Ellxabeth Strong (nee Glblln). Funeral from her late residence, 68 St.

Andrews road, Monday at 8:30 a. m. Solemn high requiem mass at St. Church at 9:30. Relatives and friends are respectfully Invlteil to attend.

Cambridge, April 28, Ernest R. Taylor, 18 yr.s. Funeral services at his late borne, 84 Treniont Cambridge, Monday, Mav 1, at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends inritod.

St. N. please copy. late home. 8 Tolraan Dorchester, April 25, Lars A.

Wahl, 71 yrs. 6 mos. 25 dvs. Funeral Saturday, 2 p. from Tallberg chapel, 1041 Tremont Roxhury.

Relatives and friends Invited to attend. CHAS. S. NORRIS CO-OPERATIVE PIANO CMTB 181 Tremont Street, Itonton Please send Illustrated catalogue with full particulars of your Co-operative Player Plano CRtb. NAME STREET $1 DOWN.

$1 A WEEK PIANilS from up, renting a weok, BROOKS, 18 Boyiston over Continental Clothing Co. MAHOGANY PLAY'RR PIANO, very rich henutlful selected mnhogntiy, full size; cost 6 10 also 59 rolls choice music, liench and scarf, all for If taken nt once; your own terms; exceptional Imrgaln for someone. 104 Boyiston st. BRING ORl.TGED Td' SELT, at once, will sell almost new and very flue upright piano very low. tho WE BUY OLD FALSE TEETH IN ANY CONDITION Hell them lo us and get honest eash value OUR GUARANTEE There are no higher than those we pay.

We are the largi-st ami most reliahle ilealers In the I'. H. Call or mail AMERICAN TOOTH CO. MAIN OFFICE, 8 WINTER HTREET (Opp. Rooms 14 Rrancb office.

If. Room 58 Ofliccs In principal cities. TRUCKS Automobiles USED TRUCKS TRUCKS 6 Serviceable and re.ady for Ir.imedl- ate delivery, at exceptionally low prices. All capacities. See us at once.

Term payments. i R. E. Taylor Corporation a 72 DKOOKI.INB AVE. Boston, 5Iuss.

Phone H. B. 2430. TRUCKH i HALF. TRUCKS TRUCKS Musical Superfluous Hair rcuHived by latest dec- inventions.

Entirely painless. Hair removed with roots nnd follicles oblltorntcd. Cures gunrnnteeil to he pertuaiient. Tel. R.

B. 7HU6-R. Miss Rose Pascowlleh, 564 Columbus Boston, Mass. Office hours, 9 a. m.

to 7 P-. 10 n. in. to 3 p. m.

FOR $250 CASH. CLASSY 5-pasKcnger touring c.sr. overhauled; demonstration given the Post 29 MOTOR TRUCKS For long hauls; capacity 12,000 D. SndlMiry st. IMtlVATii PARTY will sell 1914 six, 48 h.

p. seven passenger touring car, AI condition; also limousine body little used, In good order. Address the Tost. Real Estate The Initiation fee of the Ro.ston Protective is to until May 1. For Informarion apply K.

SPRING, 56 St. Botolph Boston. RAGTIME In lessons; send for free booklet. UNITED SCHOOL, 30 Huntington ave. 29 BANJO, mandolin, guitar; private lessens.

FRED MARTIN, 128 Boyiston St. in.struinents. Patents C. s. GOODING Engineer TECH GRADtJATW Registered Attorney School Boston.

Established 32 Yrs. lU PATENTS Business Opportunities GET OUR CASH FOR YOUR OLD FALSE TEETH We buy them In any condition, complete or broken aeta, and Pax ACTUAL VALUB. Bring or Mail Them to CARNEY TOOTH CO. Room 614 Camey Building 4:4 TRE5IONT STREET 1 Door from Honghton Dntten EST. GROCERY BUSINESS CITY 16,000: residential district; 14 mile to nearest store; 25 miles from Boston; yearly business cash: no dealers; selling beeause have other business.

tbe Post. THE STORY of Fred success, who laid the foundation of a firrtnne in one year through our unique co-oiX'rntlve realty plan, will be sent on request; If you desire to make big money and be your own lioss. WTlto today; previous experience unneceiisnry. McDON- NELL. S-884.

1426 You Washington, D. C. WANTED 1 OLD ARTIFICIAL TEETH Set In gold, silver or rubber. We payi full value for the same. We also buy old gold, silver, platinum; bring them la or mall them to us.

BIKMII-OW BROS. 28 Nchool Room ll. Take elevator. Rrnnch 10 emral Lynn, and Dor- ranoe Provltlenee, R. 1.

VILLAGE POUL'TRY FARM ACRES, fronting on three streets; all tillngc; orchard, 32 U-ar ami trees; 5 walk from schfwls, churches, stores and depot; 22 out South atatlon; attractive cottage, 8 reonis: stable to matcn, hennery for nil reps Ir, price only $.500 cash. M. Ahlngtoii. telephone 'b-M. Delnils E.

L. -0 Stale Boston. FARVI r. MINI TK.S' WALK from innlii line depot, 12 miles out Norlh station: neiirly 3 acres good land, xvith pretty Knive and shade trees, Btlrnetive nearly new house, 6 rooms, sle''P- Ing porch nnd bath, hot and cold water, stenin heat, elcftric lights, floors; plens- nntlv located among good 1 $3200. $1000 cash.

E. L. BAKER ,50 State VII.LAGF FAHVI 114 ACRES, all Ullage land; 19 thriftv hearing apple lots of pears; at- tiTietlve 2-story house, 7 goml mer klleheu; concrete walks; stable elaplioflrded and painted; on pretty Hiiieng pxeellent neighbors; frcim steam nnd trolley cars, churches, school and hank; price $2100, cash GKORGM M. FOGG. Georgetown.

town 12-3. Details E. L. RAKKR 50 Stale Boston. Male Help Wanted Male Help Wanted Wanted at Once Experienced Fitting Room Foreman on Heavy Shoes 85, The Boston Post, Boston, Mass.

Female Help Wanted 1914 KING touring car, electric llghta newly painted, in fine condition. 050 Beacon runalxmtB, etah or terms. Fords to rent. Phone Camb. J.

M. BARRY. 26 Green Cambridge. 1911 STEARNS, 30-00. 5 8 Pnger, In fine condition, tires almost new, a bargain.

050 Beacon st. FORD 'mURTNG CAR, $160; has electric lights, clock and speed. real Imrgnin. Address the Tost. FORD touring or roadsters; cash nr terms.

LEDBURY, JR 5394. Money to Loan MATTAPAN HEIGHTS In the Heart of Dorchester Lots $250 each SALESMEN ON PROPERTY SUNDAY 1 p. VI. P. VI.

AVHY pay Why go further out? High, sightly bungalow sites. Not a rock. Ihlnk of it Compare this place with other developments 2 minutes to cars, 5 to rteimts, stores, churches, schools, library, etc. Velvet lawns. streets.

Take River street car from Forest Hills terminal or Mattapan sq. diird St. See tho Rig Sisn. BROWN ft 1 Ai K- FOLK, 101 Tromout Uoom pliono GIRLS OVER 16 WANTED nt once for clean, light work; $7 to $0 per week large, airy, well- lighted work rooms. Apply Miss I'letcher, T.BVER RR0.8.

Portland Uamhrldgeport, Mfrs. Mcloorite, Lifebuoy and I.ux soaps. man. Christian, as working imrtr.er; $750 capital required; office work, experience unnecessary. the Post.

Detectives Morgan Detective Agency 721 Tremont 'Temple. Howard W. Morgan, principal licensed, bonded 27 experience absolute secrecy, 'Tels. Office. Fort HUl 5644 residence, Everett 580.

G. 1 OAKES Detective business troubles. 43 Tremont st. Tel. Hay 1380.

TRUSSES! One TRUSS Is perfect In fit, easy to wear nnd W'ARRANTED 'TO llOLl). No disagreeable nnderstraps, elastic belts, steel sprliiga or pressure on spine or hips. Many cures made. Send for POWERS JOHNSON advertising siieclaltles, novelties, signs, name plates. L.

BAHN. 113 Broad Main .325 4. Shipping Legal 124 TREMONT ST. OPP. PARK STREET IS NOW ONLY STORE 6900 OXFORD IX VIKVIOHIAVI SVIITH In loving memory of my dear son, Philip F.

Smith, who died April 30, 1915, In bis 22d year. In Holy Cross Cemetery, softly sleeping, Where the flowers gently wave, Lies the one we loved so dearly, In his lonely, silent grave. He will never be forgotten, Never shall his memory fade: Sweetest thoughts will always linger Around the grave where he Is laid. Inserted by his loving mother. Clan Gordon No.

8, A. 0. S. C. Members are hereliy notified of the death of our late member, Clanswoman Mrs.

Marlon Berry, wife of Walter M. Berry. Members are requested to meet at her late residence, 6 Dalrymple Jamaica Plain, Sunday, April 30. at 2 p. m.

VV'ILLIAM VV. FERRIS, Chief. EBBN C. BAMBEBRY. Secretary.

In loving memory of our dear little daughter and sister, Gerlie Purcell, who passed away April 29, 1913. On this earth no more see you, Gertie, God has called you up above; You are singing with tbe angels. In tho land of peace and love. Gone but never will forgotten by her mother, father, sisters and brothers. IN MBMORIAM.

In sad but loving memory of my beloved husband, Michael J. Feeney, who departed this life April 29, 1915. Anniversary high mass May 1, nt 8 a. at St. Catherines Church, Charlestown.

Absent, but not forgotten by his wife, Mrs. Mary V. Feeney. IN MEMORIAM. anniversary mass for tho of of John J.

llartnett to hi'ld at St. Church, South Boston, on M.y I. Law 2S School St. Bpeclallst 18 conducting marriage troubles and all other cases very quietly In all States; advice free, letter or personally. Tel.

5Ialn 1259. Typewriters RFLIABI.F TYPF.WRITERS. UP $5 CASH, balance monthly; rentals $1.00 up. OFFICE APPLIANCE 191 Devonshire st. RENTFID, 4 mos.

for $3 aud up; Initial payment applied If purcha.sed. AMERICAN WJITTING MACHINE 119 Franklin st. Main 166. Main 3452. American Line American Under the American Flag New Finland May 10 New York May 1 White Star Line New May 10 I Baltic May 10 the American Flag.

OFFICE, 84 St Via RaU and Boat, Bally aad Sunday, 6:34 p. m. train from Boston connects with steamer from PROVIDENCE at 7 p. m. COLONlilL LINE WANTED AT ONCE Clerks, bookkeepers, salesmen, men or women, to borrow money for their spring clothes, ctieaplv, quietly here; no Indorser; no In- quirles; pay 3 prices for instalment clothing, buy for cash.

Globe Loan Co. 6U Washington St. BORROWERS-LOOK Haiaried Men Women Can Borrow Here For a Quick Salary Loan HT CASH THIS AD TODAY Good for $5, 810, $15, $20. Etc. THE ONLY LOAN CO.

28 School Street Room 7 One Short DO YOU OWE? Most people have trifling bills that annoy them. Wo loan money so cheap you cannot afford to nnyone else. 05IK IN AND SEF. US FIRST CASH LO.AN8 made at once while wait No Delay to Anyone on a Salary Patronage of I.adles Asked CITY LOAN CO. 0.30 Opp.

Boyiston OPERATORS WANTED On machines clean, steady work, pleasant eondltlons, good prices; while learning; must be over 16. A. J. TOWER 22 Roxhury Crosalng, mfrs. waterriroof clothing.

MACHINISTS WANTED Lathe hands, milling machine and machine for night work. Apply PUTNAM MACHINE Fitchburg, WOMAN, 30 to 50 years old, trtveUlng aoleswoman, experience bnt must have energy, good ef.ucatlon nnd plesa- ing address; special Instruction given; good terms to right person; give particulars whan applying. the Post, FOB 7 Remington typewriters, just out of the repair shop; now In flrst-class condition. Address the Post. Storage BEST AND CHEAPEST STORAGE IN BOSTON ftee for Moving nnd ELIOT SQUARE STORAGE CO.

to 267 and 270 to 286 RoxbuiT Phones Roxhury 1010 and FREE STORAGE WRITE or telephone for our free storage contract. MA.SSACHUSETTS WAREHOUSE 2026 W'ashington Boston. Mass. Tel. Roxhury 3L Paperhanging, Etc.

J. B. HUKVICH, painters and paperhangers and all repairing; estimates free. Gall B. B.

7321-M. 526 Shawnuit ave. SECOND ANNIVERSARY MASS for the of the soul of Mrs. Margaret A. Murray will be held at the Sacred Heart Church.

East Boston, 5Ionday. May 1, at 7 a. ra. IN LOVING MEMORY of onr little girl, Elevlyn M. Peters, who died April 29, 1913.

Gone but not forgotten by her loving mother and grandmother. PAINTING 1.7.5. pap. 2.09, kala. 1.00 up.

RASKIND PARKER. 7 Bowdoin st. Tel. 3013-J or 1235-W Dor. Horses and Carriages Saddle and Combination Horses TO LET FOR THE SUMMER BROOKLINE RIDING SCHOOL Call Brookline 1270 $5 to $100 QUICK SALARY LOANS TO WORKING PEOPLE ACME CREDIT CO.

146 SUMMER STREET 4fh Floor. Room 41 55 Jet. High St. VERY hanilsome chestiiu't mare, fearless nnd sound: for lady or gentleman, sadiUc or drlvInjf: must bo neon to Inquire of MR. 67 Washington Boston.

BORROWERS! If you are not doing business with should. Give u.s the opportunity to show you why. Leading l.enders DEWEY Inc. Credit Bankers 27 StsUeJ4t. Floor $10 nnd up on salary, furniture, pianos, etc.

Take Up Loans From Other Get a large loan at cheaper rates to pay up your small loans and other bills, then get out of debt by paying off in small weekly or monthly payments. Call, or phono. CHILDS CO. L. 33 43 Treniont Room 201 SHARON 14-ACRK VILLAGE ESTATR.

with large frontage on main thoroughfare; town water on street; electric lights; house of 10 rooms. 9 rears old, open plumbing, bath, hard- wovKl set tubs, set range. In the pink of (wndltlon; good stable; gowl fruit, inelndlng peacti orchard of n- trees just coming into bearing: pri(e one-tbird cash. H. F.

NKI.SON. 59 State Rostoin VERY ATTRACTIVE 15-ACRE FARM, on high elevation with magnificent view; house of 7 fluished rooms, hardwood floors, plumbing, electric lights, set tubs, oiien flreplaees; 2 verandas that are scn'ened In, In flrst-class neighborhood; seen to he appreciated price part can remain on mortgage. For see u. e. NELSON, 59 Boston.

Vermont Farm With Onfflt I Imperative sale by order admx. oOO acres, cut 200 tons hay. tnlllion timber, annual sugar sales $6999; model hnildings, all con- i veniences, perfect repair, luugnitlcent view. nnencnrnlwred, orchard, trout stream (40,099) details and 9 gnavlng of $10 000 bull, head of heifl, postpaid. CHAPIN 1'ARM 294 Washington Boston.

Mnln 759. YOUR removes to will sell for $2300, $200 down, near ears, 11 miles from Boston, 2-story house, rooms, piazza building. 20x30. for garage or pet stock; hennery for 50 hens, good repair, insured $2500; big seta up. Slimmer house, etc.

CII.VIFIN KAK.m AGENCY, 294 Washington st. POSITIVE AUCTION SALE Mortgagee must close estate, will sell at public auction, premises 11 Thane Dorchester (Ni'ar Oliver M'endell Holmes School) Satnrdny, April 20, 3 P. M. Rain or i-hlne. forget day and hour.

Splendid house, 9 rooms, reception hall, nicely flnished, mostly oak; bath, open plumbing, flroplace, laundry. See handbills or us for particulars, advantageous to you. CHAS. W. lUnVARD SON, Aucdioneers, IS Iro- niont Boston.

F.ARM, INKAR BROCKTOX Rest milk farm for sale In Rrldgewnter. alKUit .59 cuts .59 tons hay, smooth, leve fleids, splendid buildings; price Includes retail route, auto truck, 2 horses, wagons and nia- cliinery. 15 cows; price owner has re- I fused but must sell now. CLEMONS PETERSON. 231 Main Rrockton.

R11) A TF.U-^T’ou 11 ry, dairy aud tniek farm, 24 acres, grand good soil, 50 hens. 150 chirks, 2 cows and nit tools go with it for $2700; Is near railroad st.itlon and State road, farm house, 8 stable and hen PETERSON. 231 Main Brockton; hundreds of farras on the South Shore. SALBSWOldAN over 30, of nnqnestlonnble abilltv nnd honesty to represent a well known firm several States; must travel; terms will ho made satisfactory; references re- qu 1 red. the Post.

GIRT) wanted In family of tliree to do general housework; must be willing to help with care of bnby; good pay to Tight party. Apply 15 Woodland road, MaU den tel. 643-M. button-hole Rtor, experienced on clothing. A.

J. TOWER 22 Roxhury Crossing, mfrs, waterproof clothing. umbi-ella tippers pay; steady work. Apply at once. LYNN UMBRELLA MFG.

147 Kingston Boston. 1 like to have a bookkeeper, elth- er of Italian, at 16S Endlcott HANK POPOLARK. exiierlenced, good appearance, for a first class restaurant. Add ess CRYSTAL CAFE. Fall Ktver, Mass.

for Sunday work, one naod to conntrr work. 6S7 Dudley ot Clothing Smoke and Water CHANCE OF A stock to be sold at 10 to SALE $20 ,000 on the $1, of cloth ing. bats, shoes, trunks, bags nnd suitcases, slightly damapd by Sale starts today for 15 days at 207.3 IVnshlngton corner sterling and AVashlngton sts. 500 $20 CUSTOM MADE SUITS $4.98 to sell entire stock at once. Goods sold regardless of cost go elsewhere.

BE sure you are In the right store, where yon save mone.v Sale now going on nt Wolf Cohen ft Co. READ. READ $118 RAINCOATS $1-30 $4 $4 welt FORCED WANTED Thoroughly Experienced and Competent FURNITURE PACKERS Only those that understand bur- laping and crating need apply to Supt. Warehouse, 33 Troy Street, Boston. R.

H. WHITE CO. Tack Makers Wanted Two first-class tack makers; high wages and best working conditions. State age, experience and wages desired. ATLAS TACK Fairhaven, Mass.

Grinder Men And Spreader Men For Rubber Worlc Apply PLYMOUTH RUBBER Canton Junction, at Power Show be sure to visit our School, in Mechanics' Building. Cordial interesting equipment and fail to call. HAWLEY ENGINEERING SCHOOL, 117 Huntington Ave. Dancing Proposals SE.4LED PROPOSAI.S will be oiicned by the Lighthouse Inspector, Maine, at 2 p. May 15, 1910.

for furnishing fuel for vessids nnd stations In First Lighthouse District. luformatlon upon application to al)ove office. HELENE L. SWENEY Fenway Theatre Riillding, Maasarhnsetta Ave. at Boyiston St.

Tel. B. B. 7978 Expert instruction in all dances, alao art of leading, most essential in modern dancing. Classe.s Thure.

and Fri. evenings. Private le.ssons by appointment 9 a. m. to 10 p.

m. Normal course for teachers. YOU NEED READY CASH and are work- No security, no Ing, I will loan Indorser prompt, you at once at courteous treat- low rates. mciit. L.

46 C. N. Cole, 15 School 3rd Floor Board and Rooms with private fnnilly. 208 Almont Mattapan. Milton 1566-M.

25.5~WARKEN KOXBURY, one room, $2 all INTERCLASS MEET AT TECH Cups Donated for Events to Be Held All Furniture DAN ISH bTought good as new, for sale on account of going back to Denmark; only been iiaed about 2 months; 7-plece parlor suit green damask, also dining and coffee service in roynl blue Copenhagen china; too for dealers, call before or on Sunday. 379A Warren or 872 In storej PROF. SI.YE, 440 ST. Glide and modern dances; 12 lessons (4 private, 8 class). call evenings, 6 to 9.

HEINEMANN HOUSE ACADEMIES, 176 Tremont Boston, and 136 School class or private students may enter any time; special reduced rates; send for catalogue, DANCING. elocuTion, private school. MISS RBILY, 154 Boyiston, Gx. 3162-M. Ivoans on Salary, Furniture, Pianos, OlTicea, Collat.

I.oan Tickets. Furs, Teams, Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry at lowest rates at the old reliable loan office. Eat. 1880. Bonded and Lie.

24. VAN QAM, 4 State Street $12 overcoats, suits $18 $25 (on coats and suits spline top coats nnd suits $4.69 custom made suits $.38 tailor made suits $10 raincoats $6 Goodwelt $.3..50 I.atcst soft and derby 85 suits, $3 bags and suitcases $.5 trunks $1.50, $10 trunks 1 i Free Raincoat Hat with every suit at WOLF COHEN CO. 2073 Washington St. 2073 mill, wnlk from Open 8 a. m.

till lO p. m. Sat. Laborers Wanted HUNT-SPILLER MFG. 383 Dorcbea- ter South Boston.

WANTED BLACKSMITHS, lathe hands and floor bands onlv first-class men need apply. MRAD- Of- flee. Orleiiiis and Prescott East Boston. MEN WANTED TO FEED iiorses on way (o France; pood wages; return passage. AMEIKICAN SHIPPING 149 Commercial st.

Appiv 169 Congress st. (rear Aiwoctatlon (State No. 2), Rbt. Treat Paine, Loans money on furniture and pianos at 1 par cent per month; no borrower should nay Apply in person nt No. Beacon Room 508.

UPLAND CAMBRIDGE DOUBLE HOUSE and garage; 9 rooms and all conv. to each side; h. w. floors; tiled bath rooms; large reception halls; house Is lu pm- fect condition; arrangement of rooms very convenient and they are exceptionally l)riglit and Kunny; In strictly rcsldeuiial section; lawns and sbriibbery add materially to the Is'auty of tills Ideal home and Income bearing property assessment mortgage of $6.500 at 5 that cun remain Indefinitely; monthly rental of $95: as owner is leaving State he will sell for $8900 If sold before May 15. Just off Mass.

ave. extension, with part of land In Groton, and near several large apple farms; a village miles; R. F. 12 acres in fleids, remainder brook-fed pas- turo and xToodlaiid; fruit; mile to river, fishing and hunting; grand place to raise chicks; 7-room house with fireplaces; 50-ft. barn, 60-ft.

phed; practical proposition and a dandy for $1700, part cash. Dept. P72, P. F. LELANU, 31 Milk sL FIRE Smoke and Water PART SALE big fire I Cash for Fatima and Perfection Fronts PldHFFUriONS 48c, MECCAS 25 eta.

GREEN, GOLD, STAMPS Proflt-Shnrltig, Hamiltons, bring everything. Wiish. Nt. Opp. Old So.

Church. Richards School cf Dancing, Huntington Huntington Chamtiers. Tel. B. B.

56060. Old Coins buy old coins; cstalogns noting prices paid 10c. WM. HKSSLBIN. 101 'Tremont Boston.

SCHOOL, 1126 Boyiston Fenway bldg. Tel. B. B. 64230.

Diamonds and Jewelry I PAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR OliD GOLD, SILVER, JPI'A'TINUM, DIAMONDS and COLL TICKETS. J. S. GERSTEIN, 373 WASHINGTON ROOM 81. GALENDAR APRIL 29.

Tides, sun, moon, see Page 1. 120th day of year, 618th day of war. Day 13h. 59m, long, increase 4h. 68m.

ft. 8 a. 10 ft. p. m.

Evening Mars, Saturn. Morniog rises early morning. The Institute of TechnQlogry will hold annual spring track and field meet on the Tech Field, Cambridge this afternoon. Chips have been donated for all of the events and much close competition is assured by the past per- -formances of many of the entrants. The meet will also give Coach Frank Kanaly a chance to size up some of the green material, which he will develop later.

The Tech team has several Important dual meets on for the spring and Coach Kanaly believes that this Is the best possible way to bring out the men, not only for the competition, 4)Ut also the good that it does the in the way of recreation. The events to be contested for are the 100 and 220 yard dashes, 440 and 880 yard runs, mile run, two mile run, hurdles, both high and low, high jump, broad jump, pole vault, discuss throw, hammer throw, shot put and Interclass relays. GARDNER AND EVANS ONLY SCRATCH MEN CHICAGO, April 28 Robert A. Gardner, Hinsdale, national amateur champion, and Charles Evans, Edgewater. Western champion, are the onlv two scratch men in the handicap list for 1916 of the W'estorn Golf Association issued today by Crafts W.

HlKKlns, assistant secretary. D. E. Sawyer, Wheaton, former Western amateur champion. Is tho only player with one stroke.

B. M. Byers. Allegheny, Wl. C.

Fownes. Oakmont, H. Chandler Bgan, Portland, are given two strokes. J. D.

Standlsh. Detroit, Paul M. Midlothian, and II. K. B.

Davis, Ban Francisco, were ranked at three strokes. Eight vessels arrived at the fish pier yesterday. The demand slackened somewhat yesterday and consequently priies dropped a trifle. Wholesale prices yesterday: Haddock to 4 cents, steak cod 5 to 5 cents, market cod 81-4 to 4 cents, cusk 4 cents, large hake 61-2 cents, medium hake 4 cents, shore halibut 22 cents. The vessels and their fares: Cha.rcoal 40 per cent; large 3V4-bu.

delivered for 50 cents. Somerrllle Charcoal 41A Unwood Tel. Som. 2459.R. 300 12,000 WILL PLAY COMMERCE Another match has been secured by tho manager of the Concord High School tennia 6 with the Hostoa High School of team Haddock, Cod.

Pollock. Hake. .......................80,000 19,000 600 Crest 6,000 6,000 200 200 Nat NelKon 8.000 9,000 2.000 8,000 k. 7.000 60,000 MO 7.0(^ Valerie ................15,000 9.000 600 2,600 E. Sears 500 3 0,000 E.

De 14,000 .5,000 1,000 Statistics Issued yesterday show that 45 vessels with 2,213,470 pounds of fresh groundflsh arrived at Boston during the seven days ending Thursday night, compared to 71 vessels with 8,019,900 pounds for the corresponding period one year ago. The steamer Clan Macphee sailed yesterday for St, John, where she will load a full cargo of flour for the French government. of her crew while on shore yesterday became confused in the city and went to Commonwealth docks in search of his vessel. It took workers there an hour to learn what vessel the strolling Indian belonged to. The Japanese steamer Tansan Maru will sail today for Manchester, with a large and varied cargo.

Her shipments will include 1490 bundles of agricultural Instruments, 350 reels of copper wire, 67 cases of motorcycles, and quantities of lard, bacon, cloth, etc. Most of this is said to be for the British government. The British steamer A. Gordon, which was to have left two days ago for Douisburg. C.

is held up at Mya tic docks on account of a strike among the coal trimmers there. The men struck for an Increased wage. Other men were engaged to take their places, but tho work of discharging the vessel proceeded very slowly. The steamor Is expacted to sail today. SYhiola left Huelva, Spain, more than two months ago with a cargo of iron pyrites for this port, arrived Furious gales beset the vessel soon after she started on her passage, and the steamer was hove to for several days.

Water leaked Into the hold and the pumps became choked with pyrites. The situation was very serious for a time. Captain Summerfleld decided to put Into the Azores, and upon arrival at St. the cargo was lightered, repairs made and the pyrites reloaded. Then the steamer continued to this port.

Two stowaways from the Azores were brought In on the ves.sel. They were taken over by immigration officers. One of the crew was removed to the Marine Hospital, seriously ill, as soon the Slingsby berthed at Mystic wharf. storm held outward-bound vesels In port, and at some of Ihe piers the work of loading and discharging steamers had to be stopped on account of the heavy fall of snow and rain, THE LANDSMAN. MAINSPRINGS 50c Put In while yon wait.

SYLVA A SILVA (2 101 24 Tremont st, $1 Boatoii Finance Co. Blgnifled Money Credit. To conservative employees on best terms. 46 Milk Room 504. I).

SELECT WILL BUY Cash for Salaried People And women keeping bouse; reasonable Fowler A Rm. 0, 28 School Uc. 81. IIII lull Watches, Dtamonda. rfllfll SCRBINFELDT, 95 Sudbary 1898, Hours 8 Call coats 2.93 FOLEY CO.

Lie. 7 Water St. 5. Money at reasonable HUB LOAN 43 Tremont St. Real Estate SINGLE HOUSE, OR 7 ROOMS Brookline, Cambridge or Somerville MUST be in A1 neighborhood, with hot water heat and all modern Imiirovements; please location, how much land, lowest price and full iiarticiilar.s Jn first letter or no attention will be paid: prefer tc buy direct from owner.

Write the Pest. OWNER AT 12 TODAY at Hotel of paying country eoniiueroial hotel, oil State road, opposite station, only one in southern N. H. trading centre, large lawns and grounds, 30 rooms, stonin heat, gas, ecpilpped office, modern plumbing, biiflet, stable: cost owner $9500 eight years ago: sickness compels sale; price completely furnished. CHAPIX.

294 st. GENTS I 1.0SS IS YOUR GAIN. LOT SUITS 9Se. $10 Suits $1.98 $15 Suits 2.98 Youths Pauts .32 Shoes Soft, Derby Hats 59e $30 Tailor-made $3 Shoes $29 Youths' Suits 4 $25 Suits .......................6.98 $4 Raincoats -------98c $3 Dress Suit Oases, 69c $3 r.oys’ 9Sc Italncoat or Hat FllEE with every snil, OUTLET CLOTHING CO. I minuta walk from Northampton St.

L. Sta. Open 8 a. m. till 10 p.

ni. o-i CIGARETTE COUPONS lOO 4ffo, lOO Meeonn 42o. Si I YV UN h. Near Warrenton. IN PERSON, either sex.

of good education and bnslnesa ability; mu.st be able to iiandle correspondence nnd write a good business letter; an opportunity to start a small but profitable mail order business in your own home or office good for $100 a week when estalilislicd; can be managed in spare time, evenings, or as a side line at first; grows rapidly. Send for particulars. 651 Heacoek Lockport, N. Y. OF UNITED wanted, unmarried men between ages of 18 nnd 35, citizens of United States, of good character nnd temperate habits, who can speak, read and write the English language.

For informnttlon apply to Recruiting Officer, Olympia Scollay Boston, Mass. DOWN. BST. 1900. EASIEST TEEMS IN BOSTON.

DIAMONDS, watches. Jewelry, large atOCk. L. H. BURACK 5 Bromfleld Rm.

48. EYES examined free glasses for AL BERTS, eyesight MAINSPRINGS 60 CRYSTALS 15 OTS. OR A NEW WATCH FOR $1 AWBMK. J. ROUND A 784 WASHINGTON ST.

LADY must sacrifice 8 beautiful cost $176-160-125. MISS GREEN, 1 Bulflnch Suite A. mainsprings 50c. put in waiting; watches cleaned 60c. ALBERTS, 743 A partments Wanted to Let ARLINGTON APARTMENTS IS MILES OUT Village farm, 3 acres, on main street, car line, sliort ride to stntiim fine level land, rich soil; new house.

6 fine rooms, sleeping porch, town water, bath, h. and c. water, electricity, h. w. floors, heat, etc.

poultry house; in perfect condition throughout; owner occupy; price $4500, part cash. REDS A. KING Anil Devonshire Street, Ronton --------------V------------------------------------------------Magazine Cambridge TWO-FAMILY HOUSE at a bargain; niort gaged for $4000; rents $720 per year; price $5600. the Post. SIX large rooms, all modern sleeping porch heat, con.

h. Janitor service, garage on (the premises rent $45 per Aji- ply 260 Mass. Arlington. FRONT APARTMENT One or two large rooms with extra largo closets, white enamelled bath, kitchenette and hall, all separate, sun In every room. All conveniences.

Janitor service or $22 month, GUAVE.S, 17 Ivy Tel. Buck Bay SHIPPING NEWS ARRIVED. Steamers Slingsby Summerfleld, Huelva, Spain; City of Atlanta, Garlleld, Savannah: Kershaw, Johnson, Baltimore, Newport News and Norfolk; II. M. Whitney, Colberth, New York; Indian, Nickerson, Bay State, Strout, Portland Camden, Brown, Bangor: City of Rocklniid, Hatliorn, Bath; CltJ of Gloucester, Linnekln, Gloucester; schooners Magnus Mnnson, Torrcy, (Menfuegos; M.

A. Belleveaii Conu-aii, Turks Island; tugs Lykens. Bengtssen, Phlladeltdiln, towing barges Franklin (for Salem), Merriam and Indian Ridge; Charles W. Parker, Smith, towing barges Ivlp, from Sewalls and Emelie, from Newport News: M. E.

Luckenliach, Partridge, Norfolk, towing barges W. P. Babcock end General Knox; Mars, l4iw, towing barges Eaglo Hill (for Newburyport; and Reamng; Honey Brook, Wentworth, Port Jobnaon, towing barges L. A W. O.

Co. 10 (for Gloucester). 12 nnd 14. SAILED. Steamers San arose, Port Ltmon, C.

Clan Macphee St. John, N. Dundee Ixuilsburg, C. B. Prince George Yarmouth, N.

F.verctt, Sewalls Point: Nantucket, Norfolk, Newport News nnd Baltimore; Melrone, Newisirt News; Governor Cobb, aud St. N. H. ttigs Lykeiis, towing Imi'ue Franklin, from Pliiladelpltiu for Salem; Honey Brook, towing liarge ft No. from Port Johnson for Gloueestflr; Jamos TO of 5 and reception hall electric lights, steam heat, combination and gas range, gas water heater oak floors, dining room panelled In oak.

back and front piazza with awning. 22 Quincy ford 197-M. i EDF 2-fam, house; gas and flue locaGon; 6 rooms, den, bath, hot water heat, every rent $23 10 Almont Madford. Phone 4Q1-W. BOSTON BUSINESS MAN or up-to-date fanner; village farm, 35 acres, well divided pasture, wood, tillage; 1 acre strawberries, fruit trees; house, 12 toouis, olee- trlc lights, hath, heat, h.

nnd c. water, good condition; stable 30x40, electric lights, running water 250 hens, mile to village, 5 minutes to station, trains into Boston. W. P. SHANNON, Owner, 82 Washington Whitman, Mass.

poultry FARM for sale in Franklin, 50 acres, or less If di'sired fully equlppeil with farming Implements, wagons, sfelgli; large bnTii, witli piggery modern cement cow bam corn crib; 2 modern henhouses, fully stocked; colonial farm house of 8 rooms, 5 open plumldng, iiathroom; fruit trees and shrutis. tVrlle or tel. J. F. NOR RLS, 18A Pond tel.

231-11. Any rea souahie offer considered. the Post. )WNNY APART.MENT, bath, h. w.

beat set tubs, st. heat, all mod. Imp. Apply Suite 8, 012 Ooltimbus Boston. A 5-rnom flat, new stucco house, latest Improvements, near Coolldge Corner; reasonable rent.

Apply 121 Browne Brookline. suite Of 6 rooms, all improvements, largo closets; 1 minute to electrics, 4 to trains I rent $25. Apply 46 Hiawatha road, Mattapan. OXFORD TERRACE, rear Oopk-y suites from 5 to 7 rooms, steam heat, con. h.

from $25 to $28. Apply to Janitor. FOR Welesley, 2 houses, with all improvemonts: one 11 rooms, other largo piece land with each; easy terms. Telephouo Wellesley 815-R, or write J. FEET I.

a SD In Wellesley section on a 40-foot street handy to 8 lakes, boating, bathing and fishing; price $60, on easy terms. SOMEBViLUh Home Building Association, largest bulldtra of modern houses in New England. O. W. HODODON, Sales Manager, I Indiana ave.

Tel. 2730 Somerville. READING Washington Clothing Co. The friend of Boston. We dress Tou for any little money you can spate.

Be carrv thiee thousand slightly wmn, misfit suits and overcoats, from to $5: 1000 suits and overcoats, from $6 to $10, no higher; 2000 coats and pants, from $1.26 to $2.59, no higher. Our 3 to 10 dollar suits, worth from 15 to 35 dollars. High grade dress suits to let and for sale. Call and be convinced. Bo sure to get In the right store.

Look for the name and address. The Washington Clothing Co. 1218 WasliJngton cor. I.aeonla near Dover station. Open evenings till 9 p.

Saturdays till P. mill help, carders, spinners, tenders, darners: also general help for mixing and dyeing departments mill situated 80 miles west of Buffalo, In city of 25,000 population. For further particulars apply THE 8LI.NGSBY MFG. Brantford, Canada. MUST bo sold to settle estate, house 8 rooms, all improvements; 1 acre land, garden aud fruit trees: location best, 5 to electric and ralli'oad station, 32 trains to Boston, monthly fares assessed $59(K).

DAVID E. PERLEY, Executor, 575 Boyiston Boston. of ambitious men, 18 to 45. wishing to become mail carriers or railway mall clerks; commence month. Write the Post.

young men for lumping general work in factory. Apply to W. H. CONNOR, wharf, off New East Boston. 3-FAMILY BARGAIN BROOKLINE, finely located 3famlly brick net Income $740 per year, reasonable srlce, small amount down; would ior l-famlly house or land; aend particulars of your property; deal with owner; breaora protected.

GEO. W. JOHNSTON, 1299 Btaoon Brookline. Quincy 5 rooms, all improvements, 7500 ft. laud, hot water heat, near water and caws.

1 specialize In seashore nnd residential properties. B. R. 1372 Hancock Quincy. Tel.

2247-W or 21035. Branch office, 1153 Neck. $150 DOWN buy cottage with 5 rooms, open plumbing, elec. lights, 2 lots of land, liigh and dry, shade trees, nice land for garden; price $1009, on easy iterins, $15 a month. W.

A. DUNHAM, 101 Tremont Room 1018. MARKS CHESTER The Wage Friend 41 of Honest DeollnK The largest variety of custom-made, slightly Worn and misfit clothing in New England; suits and overcoats from $3 to $12 coats and pnnts from 75c to $3 coats and vests from to Far better than cheap new stuff. Get wise to fnke sales Highest grade dress suits for sale and to for tho number, Dudley cor. Dudley near st.

sta. Open evan- Ings till 9, Saturday till 11. RAILWAY mall ana postal clerks' exam, prepare at home; for Plan 118 of payment after PHIL4. BUS. COLLEGE.

Civil Service Phlla. and Iron moulders; give experience and wages wanted: foundry at Rockland, Me, CAMDEN ANCHOK-ROCK- I. A ND MACHINE Camden. Me. tor general repair work; steady eiupioyinent.

Apply In MERRIMAO CHEMICAL No. Woburn, Mass. horsemeu to Liverpool; free; wages. Call today. ATLANTItJ SIIJP- PING 164 Commercial St.

SEE ROSENCRANZ Mass, Harvard Harvard second-hand ana clothing, made by the best tailors in the wm- try; dress suite, tuxedos and Prince for sale and to let; gentlemen's open until 9, Sat. till 10. TeU MAX KEEZER 1286 Mass. (Jambrldge, for Harvard second-hand clotbisg; enlte. Tuxedo suits and cutaway suite for i clothing bought.

Open until 9 p. m. Tel. 802 and 2986. PAINT A 48 SHADES White $1.15 gaiiOB.

Varnishes, Ual. at half'jricej. Tel. or send for Color Card nnd List. jPalvey Palut Warehouse, 66 Pearl ATTRACTIVE NEW BUNGALOW In Melrose, day biiHt, steam o.

bath, bullt-ln china pantry, set trays, largo chamliers nnd veranda, nice near only $3300. L. F. HlI.L. near Melrose sta.

Tel. TO lower apartineut, modern 7 rooms; 6 minutes to Porter station. 17 'Buena Vista park. fields corner 6 rooms, all Improvemeute: key 2 Draper Fields Real Estate Mortgages MONEY' ON HAND for 1st and 2d mort' HENRY A. BROWN.

161 PeTonshlre st MONEY for 20 luortgagea no delay. F. F. HOVE.Y. 88 State, Rm.

815. Ft. Mill 878T. from Port Johnson for Ghmceater; Jamos -A vu innroilirM itom IDEAIi bungalow lot. 8180 sq.

overlock- liig beautiful lake, plenty nice shade trees; among reflued people, 2 mlu. from electrics; $98, terms monthly. tlie Post. FOR 2-fnmlly hoiwe and stable of 19 about 23,900 feet of laud la Dorchester: Corner. Address 537 Dudley Roxbmy: FOR SALE IN WEl-LESLEY llOUSE.S with all improvements, one 11 rooms, other large piece land with encli; easy terms.

Telephouo B'ellesley 315-R. or write J. G. TWINING. WELI-ESLEY Semi-bungalow, 4 rooms lower, 2 rooms ami bath upper; all Improvenients, elec.

lights; 15,900 sq. ft. grass liind price $3000, down, bal. monthly. the DEN DISTRICT NEB' HOUSE, all modern 1 cars pass; minutes to Sullivan easy terms.

F. SPRING, 19 Cleveland Agents Wanted EARN weekly managing clean legitimate mall order business. B'e furnish thing. Right party need not worry about capital. Splendid chance for Intelligent, employed irerson to control Independent business on profit-sharing basis, beginning In spare time, evenings at home.

Particulars free. OPPORTUNITIES EXCHANGE. But- falo, N. spring leader now ready; be on top; agents coin money; big fields: take advantage of our free sample offer at once. LAW SPECIALTY Box 442, Pottstown, agents for our line of fine siieclaltles that sell themselves; big profits; send for particulars and AETNA SALES 383 Forest ton, Mass.

$1050, $50 DOWN, buys little borne. Sea 21 Carroll Chelsea; rooms, Al repair, large yard and shod; owner on premlaea Sunday. 8 p. ro. tho Post.

ACRES vacant land. 25 miles out; mllea to not In cultivation; high and dry; $25 down. LELAND, 81 Milk St. FOR furnished 4-room camp on east shore of Pond, Bindliam, N. H.

Apply ALEXANDER SCIIEIPERS, 809 Middlesex North Andover, Mass FARMS KJACT LELAND EASY Weymouth, 6-rooni (mlonial style cottage and about acre nicest location In town, 812 Main South B'eymouth oar from Braintree to house; owner nt house 3 Sunday. Tel. 377-M evenings. new iiou.se, 7 rooms and for sole; low price, easy terms: near churches, schools, 6c fare; come and see It. 62 Sycamore st.

Q. DAME, Itiiililcr. 21 Conway st. FfTR delightfully situated on CAMP LOT among the lake, boating, flabing, mb pines, large bathing, i CAi.m—j'nruu (Icllg-------- i elevation at West Pealiody, 12 miles from Boston, near two WALTER H. BOUTHWICK, executor of estate Daniel fionthwlckk agents WANTED to handle rapid selling necessity in every household.

A.MKRIC.VN agency 33 Spring St. Vt. Salesmen Wanted to Introduce new plan of systematic saving, Interest; pajmenta secured by first mortgages on deposit with trustee; can assure aggressive men of good appearance at least $50 weekly clear; write for full outfit and begin work at once; give reference and Etate experience In first letter; prefer one with real estate, bond, Insurance, building and loan or Instalment Investment experience; confidential. E. II.

CLARK, Loan Trust Ga. information Wanted T(K)L DIEMAKERS wanted on interchangeable work. Apply in person to CHELSEA ca.OCK Everett Chelsea. Mass. MACHINISTS wanted, lathe hands, also helpers.

GRANT GEAB WORKS, 151 Pearl st. B'AGON class stripers and letterers; also second hands. ROBERT HARRISON 330 1st So. Boston. PAINTERS wanted, automobile painters; to competent men highest wages will be paid, SARGENT HAM 26 to 80 Bowker st.

MEN to loarn to repair Fords. USED CAR 26 Green Cambridge. MAN wanted to work on farm. Apply JOSEPH PETERSON, Hillside Milton. MACHINISTS work for ateady men, FAY ft SCOTT, Dexter.

Me. or two loom weavers. Apply to ARMS MUXS. Skowhegnn, Maine. BOOKKEEPER wanted, factory experience.

grant gear works 151 Pearl st. Situations A COLLEGE STUDENT daslres summer employment. Address tho Post. Stores and Offices Tt) room. Apply Room 80, 19 Milk St.

Lost and Found of gold beads, between Acacia Cambridge, and Decatur So. End. B'ednesduy Cambridge subway and tunnel to Dover reward. MRS. JULlA II.

LEY. Acacia Cambridge. car Ru.xbury and Park a small watch and fob; Initials S. J. K.

on watch; name on pin. Return to 55 Garden Cambridge, aud receive reward. 4 15-ft. piece of rubber hose from oil wagon, Iietween Bgleston sq. and Park at about 3 o'clock.

Finder please notlf.v Oxford Kappa Kappa Frateruity pin. Finder please write the Post. Re- war(l. ruby bar pin. Tiffany setting.

Wed. evening, between Jordan Marsh auil Essex Hotel. Phone 5030. Reward. East Boston.

8 rings In Stowell box: cluster of diamonds ring valuable keepsake; reward. Address the Post. link cuff button, dlainoud in wanted of James 27 2 born in Armagh, Ireland; busiaess.