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10 THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, IOCS 1 ROOMS AV fiO ARJ. WAN TED. WANTS' DEAD SON'S EFFECTS' THE CLUBS Anrfrtmeats. TO LET 6fe licic. S- M.

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nnd 'j rojnury Vandergrlft, Pa, RAtLvAT. mail and postofneo clerka and ear--j rooi enfrtr.ee salaries and Increases. rrtieutaraupUerr, lplnLb.dg, I'jj'hhMvMAxnES in nearby towns SOCIETY i. Cont-tbvllons to fhi dpai ime'it must hear the natre and aldi-eas cf tne writ to insure attention. li! ritt.i..Ufgh r.iit 3 cster-Xiy iws i of one of the lato t--i soil's social tiffhlrs.

It wi'n a btidye. party, xiVPrt 1. Mis. Vilikir.i Hawkins. of Morc-wiD'l tine, HhadyaWto.

Mis. Hawkins rnrriKinod without, any special cf honor, receiving- her guests aloao. Tii whs or.o of tho its kind jtiveri this winter. tagii-a wrc eaJiod play, rn.l fit the. close of.

the jr.ittei riuitity coiovre bottie'5 of bronze a Tii! cut sIhs.s wtro 'iwnrdod lis prlas. 'he winners ore Mrs. Tl.rtcy L. Jlalsey Williams, 'Jeorge Wiikir.a Guthrie, Mrs. Fro I-rr-Vk G.

Kay, Mr3. J. J. Mrs. WilHr.m Waton Smith.

Miss Stewart, S. J. Craham, Mrs. Hartnar D. Den-i Mrs.

William Booth Trainer. Mrs. P. Orr, Mrs. William White, Mm.

teusone) I wren ce Mossier, Mrs. Reuben M'iIUt, and Mist: Anne doer-rations, although not elaborate, v.ero orrancwl artistic skill Rtid prvstfntcd a. most attractive appearsncc, Quantities of reen were vsod en the 'irw mantels in the club Jiouft won- banked wicii pink azaU-ss and ruidf nhatr fen. Dance at the Schen'ey. Tha danee -which Henry Uruce Beatty and h.s daughters.

Miss Minnie Agnes Beatty and Itisa Borrains T. Beatty cave at the Scheme evening, was ar. affair of beautiful ap- iv. innaenla. Mia Itoovse McAdanig of Richmond.

who visiting the two hostesses, "nj Miss Pag Dabrcy of Oakmont, who la house, guest over tee dance, received ith Mr. tJeaity and hi3 daughters. Miss were a trown of blue radium. h'r sister vaa in pink tiifssalp.e, MIfs Me Adams' gown I ytliow brocade end Mia liabne.v appeared in (rreen cblno. Tlie v.as g-Ti-ral anil the dance ch.1 is were d-nse In pien and a id erjihoUishfd with the 5ea.tty tiionograrn.

Mrs. Norwood Johnston, Krt Cieurffe H. Mothfral (in.) Mrs. Henry P. 2' 'PC acted as eha jvronrs and assisted in the- gufsts.

The hail room was Smi'ax hung 'rum all th.bi1e lights and also ttuecn the liKhts Tf.m the of trie pink-lined panels. Kach cri-r or the bail room was verted into a to by Vah of tall palms, smilax-1: aped KiTr and wicker scats. In tin; cMiter of tiic r-aU roia stood a great vnn of rahns f'-cin the center of whioh rose tali white supporting larsre round eh-'-l roller of pink fiik. Palnis with mal innrt ajsd Ki-ton ferr.s at. tht-1r base, banked hi stapp and aiound it was arranxert a low icker while at either enl WM a pink siuuiar to the one tn the oenter thi rom.

t'enterpkecs of rink blossom piaeed on ail Ue tables. Yesterday liftrrnoon Mis llolcn Suilor of Swlnftval pave a iunrheon f.r Miss McAdama at the Monon-P'lioia c'ob. Yellow tulips were used tu tho table. Miss Reed Is Honor Guevst. Mi-js Katherlr.

KetJ, the dehutanta daughter ef jtHg, and ilrs. Jame-j Hay was honor Kuost ysteruay at tho bitfict luncheon given by George O. Morgan of Ede worth. Tho paity Included Mrs. Reed, Miss Reed, l.ri' virltlng Miss Marjorie Bulii' ant of and the The guest iiiir in-i iho Uetxitantea ut the two oitlea ar.d the with a ler of the older ifirls.

and "long those entertained were Miva Oeorsla JVeaU; Henrd, Jarn-tte Frown, Miss Uilt.y. Miss Margaret Graham. Mis? Marv Gorrnley, Mis Helen AVllIerd Davis and hor house rucst. Mis Knapp of Oxdensviile, T. illw Margaret Adair, M'ss Miss Alice Ha worth.

Miss Adelaide r.dtz of N'ew CaitlM, Jan Miss Ceity "Wardrop, Ml Evelyn Black. Mlsa Helen Ayers, Miss Miss Elizabeth ieactaon. Miss J.ne Murdoek. Miss Edna ton. Mia M.rj,aie MeCluro.

Ml-s He'en Ax'aiwr aj.U her house guest. Miss Ailco Ttiaen l.i-ton, Mia Virginia Garner, Janet M1 Marion C'lapp. Miss lleys, Mia Mry W. Shields and Miss Elizabeth Irwin. Airs.

Morgan's home wa beau-tifniiv derorated with apring flowers. The toom was fraerant wtfn Jonauils, mignonette hyacinths. Tahrs were usd In the while in the living room, pink rosea of lia Klbarney variety were n-ed to advantage. arnatior.s of a aelicata ahn.le adorned the drawing room. Academy P.eccivcs a Gift.

As res.jlt of the benefit euchre given yesterday afternoon by 10 little studoata at the Academy of Our Ladv of Mercy that Institution has be-n presented with a wagonette. The euenre una given at the home of Mra. John P. Obr, in Beo.eon street, rioulrrol Hill, Mrs, Ober and her daughter, Mrs. 13.

A. Siraub, a-rftirg tho girls, who ere Miss Margaret erder. Miss Olive Ober Ktrauh, Mlns Ileien 7fc.Swigg-ant Miss EnuTy Ttoseburg. Miss Msr-Hret fcauer, Miss Bessie Patterson." Misa Helen Miss Irene Vv'halen, Miss Louise Stanley ar.d Miss Eveline Flannery. Six hand played at 41! tables, and 57 prizes, ail of vhioh were handsomely dressed dolla, were Ail th-3 prizes were placed on t'ie table In the Ober dining-room, which was cer'rut-d with pink tulips and carnations.

The same flov.ora were u-ied, with ferns, in the drawing -room and library. The card tables wi-r-j. plsced In the balirocm and at the close of the games refreshments were served there. Fach of the iittie girls wore a dainty white with a baby Wmat caught up by a bo.v -f Muo ribbon and to tho left arm cf each 'attla vald ws tied a streairer In the academy triors -blue and gold. The little ones m-vo'e a ilip to thj after the card party ant the was then to the s'sfia.

Miss Straub making the presentation speech. Mrs. ober is entertaining Mis Anna Brill of Philadelphia os her house guest. Second Party in Scries. Mrs.

Elliott Thomas of Siimmcrica strtet. End. gve the secord In h.r series cf rfiid parties yest'-rday afternoon at her home. As on the former occasion. Miss Edith I-ang.

a February br! je-eie-ct, was the gnst of honor received with tho hostess. Elevn tables were us-d. six-hsnd euchre being the game played, and the decratiens were carried oit with yeiiovp sod white roes, Mrs. J. A.

Scott, "tits Myers, Miss M'liar and Mrs. R. C. Painter captured tne A.8l3ting Mrs. Thomas were Mra.

J. E. Patterson, Airs. E. O.

Seiferr Mrs Edward Pel fort. Mis. Ruth O'Xeli, Mrs! 11. rc. Stuckslager.

Mrs. C. TV. Ashley', Mrs. James 11.

Barreile and Miss McCiure. Luncheon and Theater Party. At tho luncheon which Miss Rebtdotii Jans gave yesterday afternoon st hr home I'. LMswcrtit avenue the quests Includod Mrs. Frederic Byers, Misa Belle Harkr.ess of i-ii iokl who Is Miss Friend's house the young women who win attend the hostess at her wedding Hay Walker nest Tuesday afternoon.

Pink rosv.s forced th center-pl-ce. Tho luncheon was followed In the evening by a box party given at th Xlxon by o.arlcs Wood a brother of the bride-e'ret. who will serve as an ush-'r. Ihe piny was for.jw'e.i hy supner at the Pittsburgh club, tne tabid having a centerpiece pink roar. Mrs.

Wood's Cridge Today. Six labies wit! In use at tha bridge party wiih Mrs. Joseph Woofi entertain t'lis arierno'nu Her stater. Mrs. John P.eill.t Cf PMiadoiphia will be Mrs.

Vood'g Ktiest Cf ht.nor. t-rverrl octal affairs will be given for Mrs. rte'liy uvrtng her visit with r.tr aister, a.ni.nir tbem a hrHri party which Mrn. J.tiipg Wood Hciilly will give at hr home In Lincoln r.vtnuc, Alieglieny, Wdneday afteriioon. rs.

raM Glenn ewr4rt of VilHf vwma nl -tfss at for liiliy ncx I rlctay bridal C.oup'c in Washin'on. and Mis. Ere Fnyler, were rri-d at of and Mis. A'lcis X. li'ivr la-st Monday, are reetstered week at tho Wtiiard in C.

Mrs. snyiW wi'l b. renimbred si llenrjrt'a Kf Btettnan l'h and her -lend so-nd a. tow In Xw Yo-'t fur Ret anvii, v. her" thw w.ll i.A.ft -i- ni.

ruh. tn-ntn to Pitts, -yi, M' snd Mrs. oydfr -a til at 1r -i aw r. Vl' Pittsburglcts thr; Sou'b. P.

Me.i-in is entertaintng s. party of cr. his houacboat. Vual.niil. in ouih-erp watera.

With Mr. Melion ace W'Mis McOmk. Joseph R. Wood well and Frank Girr, of this city. The are arr.rin? a wepka hunt int? and ishinjr Honda, 1 whi not he home for another rek.

MAYCEfXcrURTER. Capt. Henderson OpNmijrc Over the Standing of Lake Canal Wdyiilngton. Capt. Jnies A.

Henderson, who WashldKtnti jesterdsy, thinks house on tail war a anl eanala will tnaka a re; on tha bill preset: tfl by Hop-n -ntalive DaUc-11 for a 'httrter for the Bake Erie A Ship cacaJ. Caot. -s-n vas ti.f of th'e hefore tftti eon.n.lt'ea on Thtiriay. thrown a Shu ft GO inli.n below w'ui. up with gt into T.vliiavlde by the W.

vV lyOi't nrj. d'd not arrive v.stt the In 'ho Mu-kinrutn t1-cr. The J-ft af t.cri.oon for The Kr-jf! will 'eave for cinnatL and 1 ne V'r la Ctuo citv. i r. iy i mi --n leave on morning v.i;i: Tic c.rrran;fS am nov in rturre.

hc.l. nurnd J'inuV 14 in i RAST MONTGOMERY A. SI. Allffhcr.y lioums and board; tnealers vantei. fu'st-class hoarding house, udla or Ker.Utnen.

JrVlATA $rZ li-lJ, Allebeny fu'f rished rootn at.d K'd ftr gentleiner, tor.veti-iert to resf FOH RJCXT. CUj end Snhurbaa Residencea. FOR KENT. CO Cor. ave.

and Itays 5-room anartnicnt. lath, rar.ge, laundry tubs, city water, paved street, aud rear porches. vner furnishes etenm heat, hot and cold water and Janitor service. ti Wniaca Broom trick, recepti' bath, range, electric lishl, cabin. furnace, laundry tubs, fni.t and rear potxhee, yard.

O.r. South and Mill -um apartment, sc'-end floor, tath, range, fas. iautidrv- electric light. fn.nt and rear porches, pavt-d streets. Owner fur-nieha at eta.

i heat, hot and cold wufr, ar.d also Ja.nltor service. WiLKINSBURG REAL ESTATE TRUST COMPANY, CORXER WOOD AND PENN. Wi'kinsbur. HOUSES IX HOMEWOOD. 4 rmms, -A'ater, vacant.

rinis, inside vacant. 1 rooms, gas, rang. water, vacant. 113.0') 4 rooms, eaa, range, water, vacant. 5 rooms, ge.s, range, water, vacant.

$15.00 i gas, range, water, vacant. tli.0i i roonic, gS, range, water, rent to colored. $37.01 7 rooms, gai--, range, water, vacant. $17.0" 4 rooitis, all conveniences, 7 all conveniences, vacant. SIS.

00 5 rooms, ell conveniences, vacant. 5 roonis. all conveniences, Feb. 6 rooms, conveoi, nccs, April. 6 rooms, all conveniences, vscant.

rooms, all conveniences, vaesnt. VS 0" 6 rooms, all conveniences, April. OTHERS T'X) NUMEROUS TO MENTION. FOB RENT LIST. HoMHVOOr REAL ESTA1 Ft OPEN EVKNINtiS.

715 Homewood are. Bell Highland, P. A. 397 Ist. TO LET.

S. ARXOLD 4i'4 Fourth ave. 13 Bedford 6 rooms, bath, f-o Webster 7 rooms, ae. $5a 1848 Wyiio storeroot.i, 3 dwelling looms, bath. pas.

$--t -ISIS WyUa basement, 3 roi.ms, bath. $2' Col well and Pulton etoreoom, waer, gas. $1S Fifth stoteroom. $16 Anderson near Camp, 4 looms gas. 15 lxve.

Elliott, 5 rooms, bath. J12434 l'ourth desk room. llm weron rooms, Lath. 22 Chartiers ave, BUiott 4 rocms. FOR RENT $IS Flcury sL, 4 rocais.

FOB KFNT 175 DevllUers 5 rooms. FOB RENT $21 173 Eloora Place, rooms. FfMt. KENT 25 7012 Mt. lemon 6 rooms.

FOR RENT 7637 Race rooms. FOR RENT-J-'S 2 Wilson Terrace, rooms. FOB BENT i2t 232 Wir.terburn 6 rooms FOR RENT J2B 228 Winterourn 6 rooms FOB RENT $26 4 Wilson Terrace. 6 rooms. FOR KNT 135 7331 Upland 8 rooms FOR HUM 7127 Upland 8 rooms.

FOB RENT 4J 4117 Forbes st 7 rooms. HOME TRUST COMPANY. Wood st, at Sixth ave. EDGEWOOD HOME. $5 Within two walk of railroad station and street cars on paved street.

Nine rooms, brick house, reception hali, bath, rane, laundry, furnace, gases. If Interested call at once. F. G. CONLEY A liS Sheridan at.

'Phone 4-Jf Highland. TO LET. IS 4-rooni brick house; bath. 5-room brick house; bath. $25 5-room flat.

Good location; possession Fehruarv ROBINSON A BRUCKMAN, 20(i Brushton ave. TrM 'phone 327 ilighiand. NICE family to keep house with East Side physician; immediate possession; apply personally. 74S Frankstown ave. Allejrfaeuy Residences.

TO LET. IH Sarah 5 rooms, water, gas. 14.50 Clifton Park, btick dwelling, li rooms each, gas, water, newly papered; low rciit for this clars of houses. 13 Carry 4 roems, water. $i6 Kilhuck 8 rooms, gas.

$18 West Robinson st. 4 rooms, water. $20 Sheffield 5 rooms, water. $-0 Norman st, 5 roicns, bath. gas.

135 South rooms, gas. 1-5 Batn, Charles near Perrvsville 10 stalls and laree vehicle room. APARTMENTS. -13 Copeland, new apartments, Terry ivilla ava 8 rooms, tile bath, private hailwys, gas. electric light, laundry, porches.

$33 Puisey Perrysviile ave. and Charles third floor fiat. 5 rooms and trunk room, gas, bath, electric light, laundry, porches; every modern convenience; present tenant leaving city REAL ESTATE SAVINGS TRUST .22 Federal st. TO LET ALLEGHENY PROPERTIES. Ofiice snace, first floor, 111 Federal st.

4 dwelling rooms, atcond floor, 21S Federal st. Shop 11x20 feet in rear of 21S Federal St. Storeroom 60x120 feet. Federal st. HENRY ARMSTRONG, 212 Federal Allegheny.

TO LET ALLEGHENY. Western attractive apartments; flva and six rooms, with hath, range, laundry, in most desirable location; only fi. Se COMMONWEALTH REAL ESTATE 327-39 rcurth ave. FOR RENT. Al! kinds of property, Allegheny a speciaitv.

Tel. t'S2 Cedar. 132 North. A. D.

WILSON. 221 Federal Allegheny. Fast Jicd Residence. FOR RENT. Small East End Houses.

6727 Reynolds four rooms, 732 Eliswc-th four rooms. $1S. 8TS Park sev en rooms, $20. 2S Borland t.4 five rooms, Certer six rooms, $3.1. S2 Haiiman seven rotjms, COMMONW EARTH RHaL ESTATE 327-321 Fourth ave.

TO LET. Desirable East End Houses. $40 to lcO per mo. Kilswoit'a eleven rooms; D51S Black ten rooms; 1153 Alurray Hid eight roorns: 4533 Center eleven rooms; Denniston eleven roonis; Nsvilia near Bayard, twelve rooms. Send for list.

COMMONWEALTH REAL ESTATE 27-329 Fourth ave. FOR RENT. One of the best location in East Liberty for physician or dentist. Two or fcur rooms, "with or without hsth on P-nn ave. WOODS COKEMAN, 6l't Pf'in Earf End.

1 SEND for our rent iit or dweil.ngs. apartments and atnrea. Maiiod free. DAVIES tiiEEN. Pcnn and Siiaoy.

Pittsburgh. S.XD for un-to-date rent list. HOMEWOOD REAL ESTATE Open ev-rdngs. 7i9 Homewr-od ave. Beii, Highland: S97 Eart, A COMPLIuTE LIST of Rett Fnd hour-eeand apartments, vitn map, sent free upon request.

S. H- USjYT), Ko. s4 Pcnn ave $3:. 00- IMMEDIATE bff.l iPT.o4-worth st, near Atlattlc; r'jorns, laundry, porches. 'Phone 17 SEX'D fur cur efki7 rert 'Ast.

F. O. VAX 'IORDER, g0A jYriri aVfc Off tee. FOR PUNT. ON FOURTH AVENUE.

OFFICES 1 room 1 room 1 i corn ofl 17 fti 2i' f' 0'J BURNS BILL'S REAL ESTATE 32S Four ave. FOR RENT Three or mors offices, two of which are frcnt, tip to date. Prominently located In-Fourth avenue. Attractive rare of rental. COMMONWEALTH REAL STATE 27-323 Fourth ave.

roa rent tSice, gojC size, iul'y up-to-iiat; prcin-inen'iy t'ttated. ave. St ESTATE "27 in-1 ii fourth are. DOWNTOWN orncEs. Larse, firt Fourth JI.SC'i; also off.cps Arrott and Farmsrti iJ'tr JLIOGSTT, LFNNOX 6t V.

ATKINS, Foutth ava. OFFICES near court housa: large ft-nt renins; every cotivenHnce; rent $15 t-nd fli. S.nith New Office SvC- Wylie ave. I'arms. TO LET 7 ACRES VEP.Y 'lOOD DWELLING.

Or. hard, water, on line cf railroad, n.ar the city; place, p''. at once. JAS. W.

DRAPE Be 425 Fourth ave. FOR RENT 3tvo-I of 19 acres XiesjKirt on rad. tn.ra. o. A.

Il.uiis, 2iv cnarlta Ms- ilie. A 7sTE T'. na a stisil firi.t; ccn- Somcfict Mnn WlH Get Govinrrerit Aid in Sr.ch'chini? for in Gucttiriaki. WARIIJN-O TON, ti ve Cuoper of Union today cail- a on the or the consular bii'-fcau the stbt department ii'O rfn'jeet th.it try to secure porao in-for lesardirgr Georce fsevkey ff Somerset died in tJatitemals in November. Berkw, who wns broth er NonniiR pr.thonotarj- of oanty.

left hom ar.tuit 10 year ngo and not. been heard from until the new of his death reached his father. The fimiily is rww to secure possessioii of his papers ar.d personal effects and the deoartmcnt will f.id thorn. Poiar Expedition Is Organized. ATJCIUSTA, Jan.

13. aid balloons and airships, has been brsanized In ihis city. The certificate of Jncorporatlon was riled today with the secretary cf s-rate. Recommends Poitmaster for Dawson. SHIRTINGS Spring, 1906, NOW ON DISPLAY Made in our own factory.

Laundered in our own laundry. J. G. BENNETT CO. Wood4 Street and Fifth Avenue.

rVX'-J Ai Beneficial to elderly peopls who suffer from dryness of mouth and throat, ia boxes miy. Oare All Skia Disease Tia Or. T. Orlamtal Or or Bmmmtinr. If Purities end Baa stifles the gala, PUtt HA LB.

st i)KVGGUTS. 300 GAZETTE BRANCH OFFICES WASTED. Male Help. ACTIVE YOCXO MEN to travel. month, expenses; advancement; various lines, ciaara, toilet goods, noveities; biginneis preferred.

Call. XATIOXAB EMFIOTMENT BUREAU. 20s Fedetal Allegheny. A FEW Al halftone finishers and etchers; nonunion; permanent positions guaranteed capable men. Write or apply with references and samples cf work.

R. Donnelley Sons Plymouth place and Folk Cidcago. AX? intelligent person may earn good income corresponding for newspapers; experience unnecessary. Send for particulars. Press Syndicate, Lockport, X.

IT. ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, ith experience in iron and steel works ofi.ee. Call or write Commercial Clearing 4'i2 V'ood at. BILL CLERK for wholesale house; youai man of ability will be given fine opening if of good character and rapid worker; no experience in this line needed. Call or address Room 432 Wood St.

BOOKKEEPER One not above dolag some collecting, for a good city house. Address Commercial Clearing House, 432 Wood st. EiiiCKLATERS at American Ptel and Wire blast furnace. Woods Run, Prcbie ave. CARPEXTER.

general repair man tor fac-tory. H5 weealy; steady work. 138 Ninth St. COM Ft TEXT man, able to caie for and adjust Standard and Fairbanks scelos, 1 to 7a ton ca- Pelty, in manufacturing plant; steady Address 6. Th Gasette.

ployment. COMPOSITORS, non-union, wanted; 21 a week; job stone, catalogue, makeup and machine men; absolutely permanent positions guaranteed capable men; splendid opportunity to obtain permanent position in Xuw York city. Write, giving references, A. Rog-ers, John Xew York city. COMPOITOS to work In open ehoj-e: wages' rd.ru pt-r week; Job, ratalcgue.

stone hanJs, rnake-up and iiiaelilne ojerators: ateady position guaranteed to competent men; transportation furnifhed. Write fully, giving refftrenco and experience, Xew York Typothetae, 820 Broadway, Xew York city. COMPOSITORS, non-union, wanted to work lti shop; wages per week: Al Job fc-andi. catalogue and atone uen; permanent positions guaranteed; transnortation furnished. Apply, with references, Patterson Tress, 33 Ooid st Few city.

COMPOSITOR wanted, two-thirder preferred; one who can make up. Apply H. j. Heinz 10i2 Main Allegheny. CRAXE operators, daily; factory work.

113 Xinth st. CFSTOM house clerks and inspectors: bijrh salaries. Particulars, Sunt. Derr. sf2 Fcnplre bldg.

DRAUGHTSMAN Railroad, who thoroughly understands bridge Bhuniierts, Culverts, and general railroad cnstruction; salary Cail, write; HAPGOODS, 75 Park Pittsburgh, Pa. DRAUGHTSMAN who do electrical wcrk; aiarv Call, write; HAPirOOOR, 75 pHik Pittsburgh. Pa, want rood trin-chanti-al draughtsnmn except ionaliy fine chance for advancement; eatery SS-i and up. Call write: HAl'COODS, To5" Park Pittsburgh, I'a. wate mission.

comiany; salary and com- MEP.CAXT1LE, IXC. 4C4 Fourth ave. DRBvJ PACKERS for Uolcsalri house; must to experienced. MSRCAVTILK, Fourth ave. DRL CLERK Q.

also 2 cr 3 years' experience. MERCANTILE, IXC, 4S4 'oung nan with Fourth ave. 13STI MA TOR One who understand estimating on tei construction ana skvscrapers; excj-tli naiiy P.r.e opening; must le a coiieae gradu-at-; salary for good mkn. Call. APCiOODS, Park Pitts-brgii, la.

COOD MACHIMST3 t-ti fi-r gocd city firm. Cu, use 12 for f.nn outside cf tity CANTLK' Fourth avs. soiieltcr for lar? coinnii3ion. Xintn s-t. firm; salnry and GOOD stron flian to drive bcor wag in.

li Ninth st. onotTiCKY" CLERK; experienced H2 weekly. 1IAXDTMAN for factory in mill, $5 monthiy. MA CHINISTS Several stent Juan. N-ntn rt.

to l.S a li atvun 3 IP'" FO; la. and t'-ii isi Works, Oancnai-urg, ina-Pitt and 4 i saei wiig-s, no laoor tronuits Ordnance Co-Doratlon. Pa MATI1XI3XS-Machina P'ock. MEN AfCD BOYS anted tarn 25 alter coi etjng cojise of martlet etrurtiau at heme or KtixnUi to anion; r.f Brickitylng. Ne-r Cincinnati a.

3 spic. and St. Louli. Ftc-: lii in-Chi cage. Record-! feraUi Tdar expo- lit fen.

a oorporation wrcsd obiect is the i tarryinjr on of a sciontidc and exploring I to the North poic with the i Representative Cooper todav recommend- iL 1 Is yr a Pa 1 rZ fv-rv-l fcv. I ili'lli IIMKIU Ijj r. 11: Itllll.Itlllilll ZI III i i i I i I i i I tndrata. ACTUAL BUSSNeSS COLLtGE. ESTABbSHKti wEAHTER tjF CEXTCKT.

31 A KN'-i'KST EASY I'A-i TRU'TEN- tit'ARAK- xlxs, t'X'URyD. rr.vv: km- I'oChT. MAIN. DA AXl SIrtHT CHfjl. EOT YOS XJ AKD IPU LE-AuKD hi KS A.

MlsceUaceous. I'tT rS3E HGIT tie'ie and eoot make painting necsry to ksyti j-'aoes handson.e and neat. vl i' tines ar: g.a,i to xi.eei uch nn on' vn 1 do business here. All kinds of painii-'s; 'ine promptly and well by P. J.

fainter, HdiH telephcn. 654 Fifth ae. STI'TTEKI K'5 nd stamnierlng cured fcy the world's greatest specialist, ITof. O. I.

ot Chicago, located at Boyer hutei. Office hours. 4 to p. ri WE torn: ava. buy furnittrre, every' ulr-g.

5 carpets, f''iv. liknitters, 2T4 I TOR RENT. FURNISHED KOOMS. Cltv and Suburban. ATWOOD 422 Well furnished front room, first floor, also second floor furnished room; PIDDLE 4K WllkinsbnrK Tw.

niceiy-fuinlshed 2d floor, auitabie for gentlemen near station and cars. BLUFF -in; Beautifully furnislied ru-wi, huitabie fov two; modern conveniences; moderate rates? near dental coil-ge BtXGS 7fi, Mt. Washington, second door tunnel car line -Well furnished rooms; boarding; refined gentlemen only. DE KOWAXD 2015. facln Fifth Newly furnished front win, first floor, modern conveniences; reasonable lent.

FIFTH, corner Stevenson Flats 7-5 Furnished for housekeeping or ail Convenlencr-s. No. 11. FIFTH 172S-Two nicely furnished well-kept rooms; r.udern convenient-e re'lned gen-tlemen only; private family; refereni-t-s. FORBES S441, Oakland Well furnished rooms with aii conveniences.

First-class board if desired. GBAXDVIEW 243, Mt. Warhington Two beaotlf furnlshtd ramis for tentlc- man; ail home comforts; 8 minutes' ride to all roiivenic-iiCes. 63 Hili. HABERMAN AND HEED AND Beltzhoover Newly furnished rooms in private family, wlift bath; every convenience.

EAN.NETTlTsTTTTziCVRkSns&ui -Two com-pleteiy furnished rooms for housekeeping; modern conveniences, near station. KENTUCKY 6419, Pit! -burgh Nicely furnished floor room, all conveniences; IIP rer month. NORTH AVE." Wilkinsburg Furnished front alcoe room; heat, lighi, ail conveniences, near cars and station. NORTH CRAiG 225 Nicely furnished room; all conveniences: electric light. OAKLAND 33; Two roomsT compieteTy furalshed housekeeping; laundry, bath, both gases modern coi.i enienees.

ROSS 4.13, Wilkinsburg Nicely furnished rooms, single or en suite; private family; excellent location; all conveniences. RUTH iS, Mt. Washington Two rooms completely furnished for light housekeeping; ail modern conveniences; ne4r incline. TWO or three nice rooms, fre gas, f.rst floor. location.

Fifth suitable for office. See A. wrldde st. all conveniences; F. Noah, 04 Din- WARD 5421 Atwood car Two well-kept furnished rooms, light housekeeping, hath, laundry; private famiiy.

WARD 5303, Oakland Well furnished rooms to gentlemen, modern nous, on car line; rent reasonable. WYXIE AVE 2S, city For rent, nicely furnished secord floor frcnt room, suitable for two gentlemen. Bast Pad. BLACK 53 Nicely furnished second-story front room; suitable, for one or two gentlemen; private family, bath, convenienses. MARCHAND 350 Pleasant furnished rooms, all conveniences, near East Liberty station and all cars.

METRAN SJ9 Two furnished b.ottekeep-tectural Crawicg. A. Deedgeon Sons, 900 ing rooms. JlS per month: conveniences. XCmTITSTr CTAIR SrTTldS Well furnishM alcove room; also other rooms; reasonable; boarding second door.

311 room for ladies or gentlemeu; gocd boarding r.ear; on car line. SHADY -Wanted, gentlemen to oc-cupy sacor.d-si.cry alcove room; all conveniences. Bell 'phons 45 Highland. SHADY 434 Very large second floor front room, with alcove; stationary washstand; large closets. SHADY AVR, cor.

Aurella Desirable business location for physician; near Eaat Liberty station. WALNUT 6S46 furnished eeeond-fioor rooms, ona front, near East Liberty station and all cars; private family. WABNUT 6235, second door from South Highland, East End Furnished rooms; all facilities. Allegheny. ALPINE 248, Allegheny Nicely furnished frol.t parlor, suitable for lady or gentleman; terms reasonable.

ALLEGHENY 1305 Comfortable furnished rovins: gentlemen; li lainutes from city; reasonatle to good party. ARCH 506, Allegheny Roommate for young man; 2d floor; conveniences; reasonable to good pary. BUENA VISTA furnished front room; 1304. Allegheny Large dl conveniences. FAYETTE 1233, Allegheny Sritea; elegantly furnished rooms, front, housekeeping; location unexcelled Western ave.

cars. FURNISHED ROOMS Respectable reighbor-hood. 8 minutes' waik from business section cf Pittsburgh. OPS AYashlngton st Allegheny. NORTH EAST, 2ti4.

Allegheny LargeT nicely furnished room; steam heat, electric light, bath, 'phone; second floor front. NORTH EAST, Allegheny Three furnished rooms, with bath, for light housekeeping. THE NORTHER.N HOTEL has elegantly furnished rooms to let with all conveniences. Reasonable ternis. Apply 9 twist Ohio Allegheny.

AST? IN TON 1437, Allegheny Nicely furnished front roima, suitable for two gentlemen, on car line. FOH ROOMS. City and Suburban. CEDAR Sti. Rloorr.field 2 rooms and attic.

Inquire 34S Cedar st. TRENTON 310, WSlkir.shurg Three rooms and alcove for Ulit housekeeping; relsrhborhced; rent reasonable. ast End. RACE 7421 Three rooms, second fiotr, alcove bath, gases, laundry, porches, halls, furnished; rear car line. MM BR LE A 7S2 Rooms for modern convt'iiences; reasonable eit; heer Rouo station; private family.

THOMPSON 610. bath r.eor Pa-k ani net- land- ro rooms. gftties; suitable for dressmaker. AUeihay. FFlDnL 'M Alleghany One rcota gas en I bath.

PALO ALTO 124 Four rooms ani batn, third floor. ROOMS AD BOAEIl. Cite and Seburban. CENTER 2:3, Roorrs and board; best location; 4 iinutss to R. it.

station; r.ear aiicar FORBES Mt9. cmer Haiket Nic'y fur-rlshed roeni, suliabla for two gentlemen; board if cesired. P-73 J. Bcher.lt y. LARGE front room w'th board; can accom-modata few tabic boarders.

Apply Miss Fulton. 5 Brushton nt-ar Tenn. SOUTHERN 35, Mt. Wasnir.g ton Rxs.ti and board, on tunnsl :ir.e, $5 wck. TODD to two young c.ortver.ierKe.

Wilkinsburg and brard rnn jrfvate fa-niiy; modern East TJki. OLLFGE 630 econd foor ftont, with boferd; every convenience; Bell 7C12, II '-Ore' or two furnisi.ed or hreak-fasc: race rea' nahie. NL'GLHT Wr, South Nie tdgiti with ais a fv table bearers; fver convor.ience. NEviLiiY Soutn A can be a-scontmotlattsd with good boarding. NEGI.EY Av'E 715 South, frh.3 furnished rooms, wit a best ot sibie conveniences aii NORTH CRAiCr ST.

WfU-NR-ely fcrniihcd roomc with ru.nri.iig water, and board. PRFVATE family will rent with good board, desirable teconi Seor 'rent room, toI.s lo.a-tloA Si'adysl'Je; 11. The SILAL'Y 435 Bandsoine iarge treat roora, cdern hou-e, every cocverdftiee; sph. rate beds; suitable far eitltrii-a; 2rst-Cia9 tabla SEVEN (7) ROOM Fl REPROOF APARTMENTS, Maryiand in-t ca 1 ifh and aves. AH n.odem ctivriitrcen; hardwood fionrs and Hntsn.

STEAM HEAT AND HOT WATER supplied free; eic-tric hght mt one-half the ueus! ovt LARGE FRONT PORCHES Ready March iS- f-otn April 1. $47. rtl, S.V.'.t0. and SUn per S. H.

Llx" D. avn. WeTukTngham- HOUSEKEEPING FLATS CRAFT AVK. AND ENNKTT sa A 5-room fiat, $35 per month. A flat, VJ per month, A 7-rocm flat, $45 pr montli.

RENTS INCLUDE FLE I 1GHTS. STEAM HEAT AND LIBERAL SERVICE. RKQUIREiJ, THE BUCKINGHAM HOTEL WM. B. MAP SHALL MGR.

APARTMENTS. ATLANTIC KHADYSIPB. Six rootim. bath room, st-sm heat, all modern cotivenierces. j-r month to April 1, $4" eftcr April 1.

A. R. ROBISoN. li Fourth Room SOI. TjTonesj P-'dl 19 Court; P.

A. IS Main. FRIEN' liSHlP PARK" APAKTMCxf si In the Lincoln Apartments, ZH :i.t":.ilda suites Ncs. 1 ar.d 4, first and second floors, respectively; 6 rooms and batu each. rental.

Take Liberty or Per.n ave. get oft at Mathilda t. REAL ESTATE TRUS 211 FOniB! AVE. NICK ALLEGHENY Al 'A fci I'M ENT $31. To Be Let Stiite of 4 rooms ith e'.

cry convenience, at 6C5 Ssndusky All 'then. REAL ESTATE TRUST Sit Fourth pa a. EIGHT rooms in quire on premises. apartment, and Graham sis. XinsLaetts Property.

TO LET ONLY 51,000 PER YEAR and taxs. Lot 72' fret front on Liberty Ftret. with alley and P. It. R.

li Bong lease If fiesirrd. COMMONWEALTH BE AL KSTA1 13 227 and I earth eve. FOR RENT. NEW EIGHT-STOP. I iBEPROOF BUILD- SEVENTH ST.

end every modern improvement; reir entrance to 20-fool ail- y. attractive tile front; bt location in ity. t7or ttnr.s sea H. R. St OTT.

1411 Farmers Bank Bulldinc, TO LET Corner Wood st. and First 3 upper floors, each 30x90; heat, light and elevator, AVEY IRISH, Eajjners Bank bldg. produce and -oidMissrox" BriLinxn! To Be Lei Xew 3-story brick tuilumg. I'luiJ or with gi.ss front. Of flees, tlevstor and good cellar.

Right in the ush oti Eighteenth st. and Fenn ave. Kent lev and long Jase. Iniinediate posKtisslcn. REAL ESTATE TRUST till FOURTH AVE.

UNION STATION DISTRICT. Hotel with shout 20 ru-itrui and barroom; ele-ant location; a veat. LIGGETT. LFNXOX WATKINS. 3os Fourth ave.

FOR RENT On Third opposite post-oftice, two business buiidings. thret, stories each, to tenant; will make, a teiui of years' lease. Geo. Johnston, 4 1 Wood st. TO LEASH, for a term of years, businesa property, centrally located.

UEO. JOHNSTON, 421 Wood st. FOP- RENT A tailor shop tn good location r.n Montour way; will be ready February 1. Apply to George Sohn.itt. Ni.ion restajraniL Warehouses.

i FOR RENT. WARKHOUSE-3235 LIBERTY STREET, OPPOSITE UNION STATION; KIS-STORlESt' SIZE OF FLOORS, 25xlnO. BACK TO 20 FT. ALLEY; NOW OCCUPIED BY J. W.

HOUSTON GROCERS. INQUIRE OF T. YODER, CORNER FIFTH AND WYLIE. FOR RENT. SECOND AVENUE WAREHOUSE- SIX-STORY WAREHOUSE BETWEEN WOOD AND MARK ET KLEVATOftd ASi ALL MODERN CON VENT EN CK FOR BUM OV YEARS.

POSSfrRiO.V 4PRH. 1ST. ARONSON-FRIEDMAN 436 FOURTH AVENUE. 131 AND ,3 WATER ST. 132 AND FJPST AVE.

Second, third and fourth Sr-xlW, whoil or part; eleitric freigiit t-ie-. atoi acrvice, THE KELLY JONES CO. Siorereoma. FOR BENT STORE ROOM. Pcna tuar Home's stors.

Store rwm and baseniiit, electric lighr. gass, furuac. rental. See COMMONWEALTH REAL ESTATE S27-3Ji Fourth ave WEST LIBERTY "STORE ROOMT FOR RENT BElfCHWOOU P1AN. BKICK, 1RX84, WATER.

OAS, CEM BNTliD CFLLA til CENTRAL TAXATION. ADDRESS .1. O. M(OR HE AD, R. V.

D. No. 1. CARNEGIE. PA.

STOREROOM and smad back mora for gas, water; Inquiiu "23 Fultcn Allegheny Desk Room. DESK KOOM-wl-n desk. iM; use rf C. C. HAMILTON, 253 Fourth Ave.

Ort.ncd Floor. pone. DESK ROM, aii 'onveniences. 5.0O. Apply S12 Columbia Bank I'OK riALR.

ity and julHrtaa Ite-Bldnces. SPECIAL PRICE LIMITED TIME. Ten-room solid fcihij. fceot.on had, brit-k dwelling on South re Swisnvale. Hou Is strictly tiiodern.

ft. Irlc $1...) for a sf'trt time ow nr a WILKINSBURG REAL ESTATE a TRUST COMPANY, Corner Wood si. and Penn ave. ARE YOU GOING TO MOVE? IF SO. YOU CAN BE SUITED HY CONKI WIT7T ARONSON REALTY COMPANY.

THEY MAKE A OF SBLE'N AND EXT ING HOMES. ARONSON BIT LI NO, 46 FIFTH rot: SALE WILKINSBURG RESIDENCIES. Near R. R. s'Stbir.

and trU'. cars: scll-1 i brick, 8 rooms, bath, ile'-, furnace and la I tool oroer throrrnc-tit r.rr- V.utv 1 JAS. W. DRAPE sr. ave.

PV' TRRt.L HILL RESIDENCE. To Bo fcilck resiaencs. coi.itair.lng 12 rooms. hail. 3 tiled bat--rocms; alters on limt story; stands on center of lot, with S2 feet grcund cu each side; fine terraced lawn; price terms to suit.

REAL ESTATE TRChT 311 Fourth ave. PIN WALL. Xstr f.arr.e ar.d bi ick dw elling houses, oi pa-ed streets, larg lots, reedy arrtk I. psiymfentu. i.700 ti.K.

Also choice buUdir.g iota. K. A. MILLET-Cur. Frc port and ave cr Eeil 'phone.

NflW cozy houses tn Will rr.o-J-eraie in price and very t.kjo erma. Take and Iit Vltibcreh rtir or Wilkinsburg car by -ay ef Forbes, t. to Mifflin st to 518 Miflbn si. diaali cash payment dewn, balinca .1 SALE. AVALON, I'A.

ntar cais New 7 rooms, bath. iii-'1. s'tic, cabinet mntet. hearths. and walks, peivhcs.

price red-teed to Aidit OWNER. rl. The G-ia-tte. FOR Or. CATV Rhertann iiievue.

brick mvjss, 8 ri'Dins, now rented per month -V. D. 221 BIDDB55 W.Ik xine-rcom fratre lie-use Itith. is, cerr.e';! I.n.rry. A l-na: owner leavii, el'y.

ave. Ci BMJia CcniribJtir.ns to this department must hoar the name nl adares ut the writer to inaura attention. Opcniii? of New Kingsley Motive. Tj.o fi.rrr.al of vhe Kirjagloy Iloune, a'bitue and Tuiton street, wil be held or, the aud evcr.Ir.if of day. CO At 3 on that afternoun the atintiAi meeting of the K1r.g?lfy Uouae will he li'dd, whli from 2 o'clock until Xi in th Rfternocn.

and from 7. So until 10 in the editing the heut will tte otn-n to visiters. The Civpaci'y of the huus has been morn than ciouhled. snd ari anpeaJ ts n.ade for ir.ore both men and w.eu, who can p.ive or aftrnoon or evening each Wfi to fo.to" dtirtrr.iTt of tts work to raot the In-ereaaaig' for wrk among t'ne girls and boya, t.ier ar.d The Saturday aft-eraoou Bewlr.if aehool haf Juat eoionieuced its work tn th new hall. In one of ths nw W1r.jr of tne KlaCMiey liouse, 140 g'ria behiar present, by far the lartcust first day enrollment in it history.

Mtsa Jennie TX Brartiey has full direction of this nchoot. Tho Vednetday school, conducted hy Mi.s Florence Mar-dock and aeiauuus, and tne junior elasfes, taught by Mrs. TV. B. Powers ana Mind M.

C'reoks, are holding their first this weok. A new feature of the work of Kir.giey lieuEe during tee pjenent year will be the. teaching of g-eneral houstkeepins in a three-rojni apartment to be furnished simply and inexpensively for that purpose, theia being' a hed-room, kitchen and atttinc room, one of th last two bains uned also as a dintn room. To fur-nisii this apartment, a donation of is need-fid. Mrs.

Reuben Millar hta for the thlid yar furuishfld the funds necessary for the employment of a special tescber tor th boys' elat-nes artthmetio. Mrs. W. H. R.

Hiillard also providing the neoessury funds for the work of the refstnakine department for the girls' clubs The Kingsley House Record for Janu-aiy has Just made Its Appearance. It contains an interesting account of the Christmas parties given the new assembly room, an important feature of the parsed Kingsley liouse, during Chrlatiuaa week. Most Successful Benefit. The Soho baths tx-neflt reported yesterday afternoon at the meeting of the aenerfti Soho hatha committee net receipts amounting to from the benefit matinee i given in th-i Nixon October. Mrs.

ueorge B. therail was chairman of the benefit committee, and turned over the amount to the gpntral treaurer. Mrs. Glilsford B. The eueeess of the benefit is credited largely to the work- of Mrs.

Mothcra'l, the chairman. The sale cf boxes alone neltod each one being sold for $50 apiece. One of them was bought by Mrs. Moiherall. who later sold it for TOO, the second purchaser being Hay Reed.

The committee has raised this including the benefit proceeds, and has fulfilled its promise to the olty when councils appropriated tor the proposed Soho Thp prospect for commencing the work of building in a few months Is promising. The building committee has visited several of the public baths In the two cttlo.3, yesterday morning making a tour through the Phtpos Rebecca and School streets, Allegheny. On Monday tho committee visited the. People's bath in Penn avenue, ar.d since then the public washhuuse snd baths at Botier and Thirty-fifth streets. Urge Support of Bill.

The Epoch c'uh yesterday morning instructed its seeittary. Mrs. Samuel Irvine, to write letters Senator Kr-ox, fckmator Pens-use and Representative Daizeil asking for thlr support or me Dili to dw im.ruuucea inia im the preservation of Jslagara Fails in a national reservation. This actiun was taken at the close r.f tne roM.diiig of the circular letter ad- dressed by M'ss Kate C. McKnight to tno women a clubs throughout Pennsylvania.

In her letter Mlsa McKnight urges their indorsement cf the preservation of Niagara Falls In a national reservation, their interest and influence in the enforcement of the child labor laws, and tnetr support of the various civic and club measures advocated by the Stat Federation ci Pennsylvania Women in its annua! meeting in Cambridge Springs. The meeting of the club was held la the home of Mrs. K. E. Pheips, Humewood avenue.

Mrs. Humphrey read a paper on "Mohammedan or Saracenic Architecture," Mrs. Karth spoke of Architecture," and te program was concluded with a talk on the Alhambra by Mrs. Pheips. Mra.

Frank II. Taylor presided. Rept ort of Juvenile Court. A report of the Juvenile court of Allegheny county has been issued in neat pamphitt form, containing much interesting data regarding the cases disposed cf. Since the opening of th juvenile court in this city in April.

li)03, until September 30, 1003, 1,131 cases were disposed of. Of these, were girls and 1.011 boys. The most numerous resulted from arrests for laf-eenry, 490; IneorrlgibHly, 129; vagraney, 12S, and dependent and neglected, 122. The little offenders were distributed among the different rationalities as foihyvs; American, 343; Irish, colored. 1J; German, 1S6; Italian, 59; Polish, E3; English, 31; Russian, 29; Slavonic.

24; Scotch, 10; Hungarian, 6: Swedish, Austrian, French. Welsh. Croatian, Rouniacian, Danish, 1. Meetings for Civic Betterment. A series of public meetings in the interest of civic betterment will be held under tho auspices of the executive board of the Civio Club of Allegheny County.

The series will continue through the latte.r part of the winter, and will be addressed by distinguished men from other piaces who hav been active in bringing about an improved condition in their own home etiies. Dr. Justus Ohage, commissioner of health of St. Paul, has consented to speak at one cf the meetings. Judge Lindsay's Lecture.

A meeting of the committee appointed by E. Z. (smith, president of the. Juvenile. Court association, to arrange for a lecture by Judge Ben Lindsay oKOenver, under the auspices ef that association, met yesterday.

Judge Bind-say will he in Pittsburgh early in February. The committee Is composed of Jlrs. J. I. Arnold, chairman; Mrs.

Enoch P.auh, F. X. Barr end T. Sensor. Will Form Hospital Auxiliary.

All the women of Braddock and the surrounding boroughs have been summoned to a meeting in Braddock next Monday for the purpose of forming an auxiliary society to the BraddocK General hospital. H'nce the donation ot hy E. Corey tha affairs the institution have been in a most premising condition. Committee Is in Charge. The following committee has been appointed to have chargn of the annual entertainment of tho Women's Press cluh, which will he given to celebrate the anniversary of tha of th club.

February 14, L2; Miss Blanche Craighead, chairman; Miss Mary Bay, Mrs. H. B. Birch. Miss Rachtl V.

D. Bradshaw and Mrs. W. F. Abel.

THE THREE RIVERS The staa-J of water at Davis island dam at 8 o'clock last night wca 8 fet and the river was taliohary. CINCINNATI. Jan. 15. (PpeciH.) Rlvrr C3.3 feet and falling.

Departures were; Courier for MeysviUe and City cf Cincinnati for Louisville. l.OBISVTLXtE River stationary; in canal, 10.2 teet; on fails, 8 feet; helow locks. feet. WHEEt-lN'G River 11 feet 6 Inches and failing. Departed: Ben Har and Bess's Smith for Farkersburg.

PTKL'BSXVtLI 11 feet 7 lr.chea and faV.inff OlT. ClTf River 3 feet 1 inch and stationnry. IREnXPBORO River 9 te't 6 inches and falling. Down: Columbia. Mono AN TOWN River 8 feet 4 inches and faliing.

WARP.EM-TUvpt 2 fest and stationary. 1-orXT PLEASANT River 17 inches and lading. Donn; Queen City, O. W. Thomas.

Hi oma. Lp; Henry Bowery, Kana vha, IB lin White. i'ABuEEiSTti'KG River 13 feet and falling, lii" French left fur Oreston ana tz nen iim-for GA LI IPOLIS River Tl feet and falling. MARIETTA River 13 feet and Do Please i air Don't baye falling out vith your hair. It mSght leave you! Then what? Better please it fcy giving it a good hair-food Aver'a Hair Vircr.

Th? tair stops coming out, becomes sof: and sinoctli, and all the deep, rich cclcr cf youth comes htc to gray hair. Sold for 60 years. Vwif ea tfcick that Ayer'a Hair Ybor is the moat wcnuerrul tair s-rowtr thai was eter i made. I have used it for som; titre and I can tnitSfuiiraay tint I atn greatly iuaJ with It. I theftrfuliy rcoinciend it a soh odid V.

MAX TO KEPttESEVT i'S IV EACtt TOW NT. uniTEU r. 'fccRKAt. 61 DRAH-ER ViTT.SWt.ROil. PA.

MEN Ycur: to eondu house to house canvass in Western Pennsylvania and Ohio for soan goeri eatary proposition to ritit pen; applicants mint ive age. experience and prtser en.plo; mcnt. Address 10, The Gazette. JfOLDErnS AND COKSMAKER3 steel dry wcJ-fc, work pocl inea; ps.r- MOLSERiJ 3 Lew'a PATTERN Lewis Bkick. PRESS HA NT) for Barnes Krb machine, MEitCANTILE, 4S4 Fourth ave.

21-, PoUy- 4i4-fVS, 1 'i -UllO 7V sell lots In California; beat crarxe growing section. Address P. O. Box 1323. Pittsburgh, Pa.

ROUGH CARPENTERS. t27Sdai'iy inside, work. US Ninth at. SALESMAN Traveling; sion. MT3KCANTH.E.

INO salary and commis-, 434 Fourth ave. ALESMAX wanted; experienced specialty salesman; salary and commission and expenses; must be a hustler and of good ad-drees. Post 01 flee. Box 795, FUtsburgh. Pa SHOT2MAKF.R AmeHe.n.

English or German preferred. Baldwin the Shoe Man, 4SI8 Sc- ond llaaelwocd. STEXOO RAPHER and typewriter, with some knowledge of bookkeeping; chance for promotion; give P.e, wagc-a expeetfHl; Elate wiiere previously employed. Answer In own hand writing. Ad-rress S.

The Gazette. TWO MEN to work ab-jut power plant; J1.75 a day, 434 Fourth ave. TWO good Monitor lathe liands for brass work. KBCAXTILH, s4 Fourth ave. WANTED Kecruits for the U.

8. rnariM corpr; abic-bo'iied. nmnarried men. between 21 and id; good character; speak, read and write English; citizens of tha United States or those who have. lctaPy declared their intention to become such: maiinea serve at sea en men-of-war in all parts of the world, on land la our island pnasnsfduns, and at naval stations in the United Appiy at postoffice Building, fourth floor, Pittsburgh, Pa.

WA XTEiT VERYTV'HER Hustler to tack tigns. distribute circulars, sami.des, etc. no canvassing; good pay. friun Advertising Bureau. Chicago.

WANTED Janitor. Appiy Thomas Carlln's Sons 1600 River Allegheny. YOl'NG MAX for general office work; one familiar with foundry and machine shop preferred. Call or address Cotntnercial Clearing House, 432 Wood St. YOUXG MAX of good habits; must be wideawake and not afraid cf work; per month to start.

Call Room 4C2 bailor cor. Wood and Diamond. YOL'XG MAX to learn biacksrv-tii'ng. MERCANTILE, '34 Fourth are. Female HeU.

AXY woman aent dcairing to travel with another, easily earning per day. address 10, The Giizette. GIRL wanted: young girl, IS cr 17 years cf age, to assist with housework and care cf children; a good home; state age. experience and wages expected. Addresa The Sazette.

GIRL wanted. Protestant white girl for small family, be good cook, waar- best. Call at once. 49C0 Center East End. GIRLS wanted to rsgs.

Apply M. lrer.g' Bens River ave. and Walnut Allegheny. GIEL For general housework; no washing; reference requirsd. 1C3 N.

Dallas ave. GOOD girl for general housework; small family; appiy at once. 4Z3 Juounda Knoxville JOIN the new class ART Wednesdays and Saturcays, 2 p. m. 1113 WORLD UN1VEB-EITY, 433 Wood et.

Xt'RSE wanted; "wet nurse" for 4-months-old child; good pos-itlon. Call at S20 Sinttt block, and Sixth ets. 'Phone Grant lto't. TWC girls for general housework, wlthi references. 214 South Euclid.

WOMAN A refined woman wanted, affable and practical, for permanent position requiring close attention from 9 to 4 daily; experience, not so neres3ary as adaptability. Call after :30, 310 Bissetl block, cor. Seventh ave, and Smithfield st. WOMAN Young, by large manufacturing company, experienced young woman flte clerk. Apply, giving reference and salary exr-ected.

to J. A. P. O. Box Sit.

Pittsburgh. Pa. IPISTS-i-Reliablo typewriters with own rnn. chines for nistht work. Sloan Tj'pewxittng Bureau, Fuurth ave.

16T4 Court. Ageiita. AGENTS Ladtes or gentlemen in every county in the United States to- handle lndispenslbia household article; absolutely new. We guarantee you $25 weekly. Write or call from 1 to 6 p.

m. M. Meinhold, Lane's hotel, room 23, 100 Federal Allegheny. Pa. ATTENTION, canvassers; tha Safety Hat end Coat Hanger sells at sight; send for hanger.

Illustrated circular and particulars. Heira Specialty Danbnry, Conn. Male and Female Help. MALE and female halp supplied. Walker's, 641 Smithfield St.

'Phore S30. Situations. MaJe noil Female. ASSISTANT bookkeeper; young lady deglrinff position, Address 15. The Gazette.

CARPENTER desires po1ticn. J. Sarah third flat, South aide. P. 2021 FOREMAN of cencrets consiruction and building; good clean personality can get good results out of men under him; five years' practical experience.

Lock Bx in, GERMAN couple wiii-iiit children tlesir position with private family; best tif references. A- A. 3129 East Allegheny. MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSMAN or tracer by fecranton International Corresponding Schorl student. Can "nd prcjf of work IS required.

Write Box 177, Erlnton. Pa. SALESMAN Machinery; Al man on engines, boUers. hoisttng and conveying- machines; can make drawirss for work; technical graduate and Al personality; man v.bo can get good Lock Box 877. Fitt.i.urgh, Pa.

SITUATION a trsveiing aaXosniRn; wellac nuainted in Eastern O. and Western Pennsylvania; have bean in the employ ot W. J. Hartiel. butter, egsjs and chese; hast of reference.

E. 1,. Cnovor. N6v Castle. Pa THRES French girls want for house.

werk. 4S33 Fri.nd8hip ave. PntUa. CATON TECH NIC Al, SCHOOLS. opposite nininiainirit Ih.rccgli preparatory, academic, -nrineering, electrical, bookkeeping.

shorthand banking, a ccountancy and draughting departments. Day and evening aessiona eonstar.t'y. High grada instruction. Every etudent aatiefied. No grsd nates unemployed.

Room for only a few mere. Martin Jennings Caton. Pr-. RENO SHORTHAND SCHOOL. Personally conducted ty Marshall H.

Reno, for nearly years engajed in reporting officially in the Allegheny county and United States courts. Post-grad nate coursa Call cr write for catalogue. st. city. ELLSWORT BI'SIN 429 SmtthAald shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping, penmanship, arithmetic, English; aix months, night aesicn, $20: positions guaranteed.

Pooka free. Monthly parments. PRES crTTINO. aklrt tut-ling. ladies' tai'eiing tajght.

pedera 1 st Allegheny. Houses. WANTED a ners of yi operty To r.t their property rr.t. Call CMar 132 North. A.

D. WILSON, 221 Fedrral St. Allegheny. WANTED To rant in Lighiand or Shadysida dis'r-icta. house ot 13 or room, about to small A.cdress TV 72, The Ca-zetts.

Real Eat2te. WANTED RFAB ESTATE t- buy yotr real estats; I want to buy lots, houses ad farms direct; raaii description and low-encash price. Bayer cf R-l Estate, a to 13 a m. st 23 North Diamond at. li, Allegheny, Pa vJaNI KD -OU R.J OF READ FSTATE for rile or rent in WiTainaburg and Edgevvood to list srn war.

R. DI 3 NOON. 'rein Patcats. it r. EVERT PaUnt Attorney, 835 at iippogite pcat52ioa.

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