runwioncu nuuivid. «*»«-•»•. . . . | « u r %tmtm teeiea l i iu i s

. . . . o a e oa*U a werd l - r r . i t u l . * wn«i

. . k1«e rents • * » • •

Reore for t l i h t housekeeping;: m l t e - l o 101 coujils n ' - n l n g w a i s t , a lso back i>ur-lor, M»U> furnished. 161 WllluUghBy av*,, n*» - TotupKin* ev«.

1M High at.; large and m u l l roomii for K n l l i m t u or Hunt housekeeping, run­ning water.

>*% Ton Eyck St.. Furwahed hall room, 10 minutes (rum Wil l l -n-s -urg B r l 4 l » '

tlddle h - f l _ilddle"b«lT

Hall. 10SS Lean at.; nicely furnished room; haat, electricity; all convenience , i .aeunable, private.

t o t Uat»i ave.—Furnlshod rooms; private family wil l . let two rooms, all conveniences; near Bedford ave., and convenient to cam.

5»a (Hi »ve. Nicely furnished room, • t eam boat; l u l u housekeeping; business couple.

HELP WANTED—FEMALE.

140 Lawrence at,, block from l ioyt subway. kitchen and laundry; hot, cold water; (as . heat; reasonable.

Back and front parlor; for l ight house­keeping; or two gentleman; near subway, 141 Lawrence St.

Large back parlor: large, smal l rooms; housekeeping; neat ; hot water; bath, . . . Schermerh.rn st.

168 Tth St. Finn connect ing; housekeep­ing; also single rooms; all conveniences; reasonable; phone. Peterson.

140 Steuben St.. near DrKalb ave . ; cosy rooms; housekeeping; parlor; every con­venience; reasonable.

Two rooms; nicely and completely fur­nished; for l ight housekeeping; »*, T31 arcana ava., near Sumner.

G I R L S SO Intelligent Neat

Girls Over 16 as examiners and table work in large brass manufacturing concern; clean work and light, at­tractive workrooms; good wages; advancements reg­ular; 48-hour week. 512 Vanderbilt ave., Brooklyn.

t i l Warren at. Light housekeeping ana hall room; to let: near Smith st. > i • i i n . . I

Rooms for l ight housekeeping; also for gentleman. TS Ryerson at.

Large front room, gentlemen, eonvenlelfca. $3.50; single rooms, f l .25. IT? Atlantic ave.

Front parlor; men or housekeeping, •trier roams, t l and up. S5 Fourth ave.

101 Decatur st.—Largo and ball rooms; nleely furnished: convenient "L" and trolley.

Furnished kitchen and bedroom: light housekeeping; opposite subway. 812 9th st.

LIGHT H o r R E K E E F I N G ROOM. . 20* CLERMONT AVE.

l i t Bens-en »t. Sunny front room; l ight housekeeping; convenient to cars, subway.

Light housekeeping- or gent lemen; hall room: reasonable. Basement 280 52d st.

BOARDERS WANTED. Will board family of adul t s or sepa­

rate person*; excel lent table: large rooms; private home; all conveniences; phone, etc., 15» Park pi.

HELP WANTED—MALE. OB0 tlase Oae r e s t • Word Feur t ime* T i n * * coats a word • > » — t imes . , g l e n casta s> word

BOYS Over 16 Years

For machine and bench work in large brass manu­factory; start at $7, with steady advancement t o competent boys; 48-hour week. 512 Vanderbilt ave., Brooklyn.

Workman wante« , wage* to start, t i e M r buut; good men will on in. reaeeu rapid! , ; s ie_uy ivora the >ear round, wltn many axtra Inducements for good men. Charles Ptlxer * Co., Inc.. 811 Flushte* •ve . , Uklyn.. near T . m p k t - * ave. Appsl-. s t ions take/, ouly beiwe.t t 11 a n a It t clock.

Boy* and young m e n ; In large mortem factory; experience unnecessary; *«l*ry f t .15 'per week lor I or 1 week* and mora on piece work thereafter; steady work ruuured, Simon Zlnn, Inc., 29th st . and 11th ave., N. r .

AMERICAN B O * 8 — Positions with larg­est houses in Greater New York; commer­cial, manufacturing and financial; run­ners. Junior clerks, s tock; good salaries lor high-class boys. Willis Hnwley Ex­change, SO Court St., Bnooklyn.

Kxcellent automobile instruction, $10; driving, repairing, maintenance, tauuht iiulcKiy; experts demonstrate daytime, n ights ; Inspect workshop. Schools 1027-D Bedford a v e m u .

New York Rai lway Mall Clerk examina­tions coming; $76 month; sample ques­tions freeh wrlta Immediately. Franklin Institute, Dent. 2M-W, Rochester, N, Y,

D»l.v*r* and helper* wanted; young men t l yean , o* age or over; are required as helpers or drivers on express wagons. Apply Adams Express Co., 10 Trinity pl„ N. Y. C

Wanted—names men wishing to necom. Government Rai lway Mall CIerk»; $75 month; quick Increase to $1.10; vacations Box 20. Standard Union,

Wanted*-Electr lc!an; for factory work: man that can do wiring and installing motors. The Van Iderstlr.e Co., Railroad & Oreenpolnt ave*., Blissvll le, L. I. C.

Middle-aged man accustomed to mocreme-ter work as assistant to tool checker In large manufacturing shop. 612 Vanderbilt ava., Brooklyn.

WAifTBo—vampert ana •y'eie.tteri: etaedy positions and good pay. u t s 4s Duns Co., IT Canal eL, Rochester, N. T.

Boys wanted for light work: pay $1.2$ to ft.SO a day. Kings County Iron Foundry, North 13th and Berrr'ata.

Laborer* wanted. Including colored men: In t inware factory, Apply S„ South f.th St., Brooklyn.

Helper* wanted. Including colored men; In t lnwar* factory. Apply IS South Dlt »t„ Brooklyn.

B o y ; Christian: drug store; good op-

Sert.inlty to learn. ISi Buffalo ave., oor. t. Mark*.

Driver*: must be' experienced In tn iek-tng basins**. Apply McMullan, Prospect and Gold st*.

Tlfitmrth* and *t.1Ser*r_ wanted. Apply j j Smith 5th st.. BrooWlyn.

l aborers w a n t e d Apply rTsttonsI S')l-s h a r C s , *J4 Kent e v e , Brooklyn.

SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. German, t 4 ; wishing employment a*

Janitor, portnr or packer in factory of wholesale house- hard work at f hour* preferred. A. pecoront. tttt W. lo th { L C. L

HELP WANTED. V S. Government want* clorVe: t l t e . M

•nentb: Brooklyn exsmlnat lon* coming • s e n : «*mnl* o*»*tlen* free. FYanviIn l a . atltute. nent I " * •—»•—•— w * IM T Rocfeit^.'V.'T:

ftAtnlMG WAN I ED. W A V T R B W s W I N G . • CTB. 4 POCXI)

Table *ad eed linen Ir mad, ready for <••* rnitf i dry, March*-, dried, ready t* h e n FAMILY I.AlTNOllVV ttT V A W • t * r v ST TF.I « M O W « t f t l Itnahwlck.

?0WER PRESS GIRLS

Several experienced stamp­ing brass, tin or steel on punch presses; 48-hour week; steady positions. 512 Vanderbilt ave., Brooklyn.

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THE DAILY STANDARD UNION \ BROOKLYN* NFW YOW CITY. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER & 1916. FLATS TO LET.

18 WAi*»cJ.

.JUNIORS •

WANTED AT WANA-MAKER'S, 14 TO 18 Y E A R S OF AGE; STEADY POSITION WITH CHANCE OF ADVANCEMENT. AP­PLY IN MESSENGER OFFICE, BASEMENT, NEW BUILDING.

BANKING AND FINANCIAL , BANKING AND FINANCIAL I t * . • tiae. • i a . i ,

tfcree t l iee. . i v UUIHUIW tar, • lute, a liar, seven H U M .

JUJUBE AND FIGS.

$14, FIRST FLAT 4th FLAT, $14 ! b.wuuu ii^i, # i . . . l o o m . , small lamiii**: I

'ha l l uarpeteU: duinbVauers; i,«ar subway; Janitor earvlie . UAHAN, H i 41b a v .

f i t m t i l U l l LIGHT KOOM8. $ «r 4 rooms; bath, hot water supply. 140

Lexington av., near Bedrord; Janitor or IIKNK1 SCHKNIi , t I S - t l l Oraad Ay.

1»4« BROADWAY, o r in. . hall., aiily $lt .B« let*) HI 1,1'ON Bl , « raeau, b a t h . . . *1 <.so «M C B N T B A L A l l , , eUigle flat, batb » l . ft MABION 8 1 . , j rooms, m a g e . . t i l

4 .MCB ROOMS * BATH, $1$. TSt Bergen Ht. Redecorated and

renorsted like new. Apply Janitor. r .VRTBIOOB, TtO FRANKLIN AVE.

B i t .'ii i l ' R » : « - . 7 Targe, l lcht rooms and bath; alt Im­

provements: ti.OO pur month allowed Jani­tor. Apply Flcka, o n premise*.

POSITIONS O P E N FOR SEVERAL Y O U N G GIRLS, FROM 11 TO 16; LIGHT WORK; P L E A S A N T SUR­ROUNDINGS; NO EXPERI­ENCE N E E D E D . APPLY M O R N I N G S , A F T E R 9 O'CLOCK, 93 H E N R Y ST., BROOKLYN, N. Y.

Girl wanted for general housework; to the right girl a pleasant home and good wages are offered Call 172 Hancock St.

Wanted—H.nne. i Jewish laminae .» orooklyn and Long Island to car* fei Jewiah orphan* for pay. Apply la writing Biooklyn l l . u i e w Orphan Aaylum. Ukly.

Book* purchased; colored engraving*; old N. Y. views; auuiip collectior.s. F. O. Box IS!. Biooklyn.

Man or woman wanted; for kitchen etork, 1S4 I-'lu-.lilng ave.

X t o u r r c e m i aad iaaprveeeaeMa, $ t to $11.

Mill pay part oi mo n a g eapeuee*. Apply i ; J l l a a e - I S U A U a w t e • » • . ; Jaiutoe*.

Upper floor; two-family house: » rooms snd batb; all l ight : t i t . i l l ! l-:a*t 4tnd •t.. a*ar Av*. J

II Herkimer pl„ near Nosttaad awe. Good transportation facil i t ies; four large, l ight room»; $14 per monih. Apply Janitor.

g t t UALPII AVKNI B. Near F'ulton at.; flat, four rooms; im­provements: rent t in .

t | 5 WALWORTH STREET. Near OeKalb ave . : flats, five rooms; Im­provements; $11-115.

Four l ight rooms, newly decorated rent. 111. 489-491 St. Marks ave.

HOUSES FOR SALE. r. • line, s ingle laaertloat 13c. at Ita*. three t ime*: Sue. a line urtra times.

SAD.BUT TRUE! MUST SELL * t C C H A — * * • • » » S-f»mlly brick flat; W H J U IT alt l ight room*. 8 baths; 20x100; near 5th ava. car*; rent $TS0; worth IS.000;, rash $1,100; balane* to suit. €.A f l f U l — 2 - f a m l l y brick, i t room*. » V , l « w hniha; good order: ?0xl00: a schs l t street: $1,000 cosh: bal. 1st mty. # ^ C O D — 1 - f a m i l y brick, 7 room*. • P J | J U " bath; parquet floors, electrlo l l shte . macadamiiml atreet; all assess­ment* paid: nolo six* of house, -'0«44. * C A n n — S e m l - d e t a c h o d 2 - family * " ' l o u u brick; l ight room*; tiled bath; convenient car.i, school*, churchea; top floor, rent $300. pay* all charge*.

H. J. CALLISIhft, cor. 4o'ti, s*'

Colored; 4 rooms; $10; no children. 101 P e K s l h ave. Hunter.

KAMILTON TRUST COMPANY 189-191 M O N T A G U E STREET

Capital , Surplus and. Profi ts , $1 ,616,100.59 TRUSTEES

"'ILI.lAM l i c i t Hi CHARLES COOHEfl JOHN C McOUIRB HKXltT N. WH1TNET JOHN n. HRQEMAN W 4 L T E R C . HT.'MSTOMB JOHN N P A R T R i m i E B E B * n. BCIBHKELL

n v v i f l t . , . > . . . i . . K CHARLES • EEATOR KRK1IKK1CK H. POUCH JOHN A V D E R t O B IVKRBI.ET CHILB8 EDWINI A A M M FRANK SULLIVAN SM1TB rREPKWlCK 11 WRBBTatn QKOROB B A O D B N DANIEL J. CRBEM rREOERICK II. ECKBK M. C f^JLOER W I t L A R O * RDM?«.TBB C U A A . J McDBRMOTT

, . _ _ JI 'Ltna R. DAVENPORT * MCUBRMOTT Acta us Kxi-.-tit.ir, Aduiiulauistor, Trurtee, Q a r t l l t n and coiuiuiucxt

Iatcreat on Check ActouniA. SIM , u l liatexi on TUuu Veposlto

I CCnralor Orlsnd' B. White , In Brooklyn I Botanic Garden Leaflet 11, Sept IT, l » l « . l

I The Jujube 1» t o m t U m t a rtferre-t , to aa the ditto-plum. It i t A aweet -l sh fruit, exlat lnc in m a n y varlattea,

| l o m i of which a r t At large i s * ' hen'a tig- I have n t v e r ee>en It In our markets, though doubtleaa It It locally procurable In California, One of our explorera predicts lt»

: commercial p lant ing o n a l a r g t ! t ca le in the near future. In China > jujubee are dried. S o m e varlet te t J are uaed to bake in bread a t w e d o

raUine. A dtl lghtfut Chineaa fruit t h a t i t

c o m m o n in fruit t tores during t h e winter is the "kakl" or partlmmon.

NEWS. N. Y. Stock Exchange Prices.

In color It reaemhlt t a t o m a t o , but I Am Steel Foundry

Alaaka Gold 12 Alils Chalmers . . 2SVj Am A g Chemical. &9'« Am Beet MUKur 104 Am Can *3^i Am Car & Found T1H Am Hide & L, . . . . 1«V* Am H & L p f d . . „ 72 Am lee) Sec Am Unsifted Am t iocomotlve . , Am SmeltitiE

Open. Noon. l « t

KINGS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY

312. 144 aad 14t rnl tea Street.

urnciMi JT.'LeAN D. FAIRCHILD. Preeldent JULIAN P TAJRCHILD )

VIce-Brealdeat* f

t l « - t l ? . Becnnd. third floor; ail im­provements- well kept. 141 Albany ave.

Four room*: l ight ; rents $10 aad t i l . Janitor 44 Sands at.

APARTMENTS TO LET. Itr . a l iar, s ingle Insertion; tBr. a llsHk,

tare* i l m r . : Mr. a l lae. aeem titues.

HTKA.V1 H E A T ; HOT MATER HLTPL1T. l « t Btale st. | 1 and bath «f40.00 III Halsey at.; 6 unci b a t h . . . A . . . , . T t? .00 8.r> Kingston a v e ; t and bath 15.30 CI AIIKM K B . SMITH, 14\'4 I ulliin at,

S BIO, B R I G H T RUN.; H E A T E D ; $.'H Decoratad and renovated throughout like new. Apply premises, "92 Park pi. Sunday and Tuesday, nr

PARTRIDOE, 700 FRANKLIN AVE.

WILLIAM HARKNr.SS D W. McWILLlAM*M WILLI A H J W ATSON. Jr THOMAS BLAKE. V c y . HOWARD D JO!»T. Atst. Secy. J. NORMAN CARPENTER. Trust Offleei

Capital $500,000 Surplus and Profits, $2,701,000

IRlMTKEa: Walter E. Bedell D W. McWllliam* !•: C. Blum Henry A Meyer Ceo, V. Rrower Charles A. O Donnhue Frederick L Cranford Charles B. Perkins Robert A. Diyx.lale Dick B Ramsay Julian D Falrchllri 11. B Scbartnann Ju lUn P. ralrchlld John F. Schmedeka Joeeph P Grace Oswald W Uhl William Harkneas John T. t'aderwood Jo.'epli Huber W M. Van Anden Whitman W. Kenyon John J. Williams Llewsl lrn A. Wray William J Watson, Jr

larlted. Interest Paid ea Dally Relanree.

wiurtiuAut LOANS.

X Flatbush—Owner preaaed tor money,

peremptory order* to sell twenty feet wide brick house; with porch, l iving-room, din­ing-room, kitchen, four bedrooms, tiled bath; steam heat, parquet floors and elec­tric l ight, for $3,tiuO. No waiting. Pos­session NOW. < HKRKINdTOX. Crayeeend ami 10th A Tee.

B E A C T I F I X S-FAMILY HOI SB 118 WOODBINE ST.

O P E N F O B INSPECTION Ratordaye, Hundny* A Elect ion Day, 9 to B,

Detached; 11 room*; 2 t i led baths; show-ment store, a number of competent ' * f f i *¥X*1* .»>—ff ^ t o t l t f t j t t j . t t t t a J w M l young women typists, those fainlllar • E * * * * * " <3««°ratlon*. Alferman. 4.1 Wood-with making out bills preferred. Ad- i I "'"* *'• urex* Typist, Box 11, Standard Union, I —. Hrouklyn. I J 3 ,

GIRLS W A N T E D FOR THE ENAMEL-1 . ' . OKCOKATlNCi A N D WRAPPING £ f t . ? A . M T M S N T S : UOOD . P A T AND «lfa,ADV P v d l T l O N : UOt.RS, 7 TO It AND 1J:46 TO rati'; H A L F D A Y 8ATUR-LAY. APPLY ALL WEEK, LAUA.NOfc. A UROSJEAN MFU. CO.. ATLANTIC, WEAK WOUDl iAVEN AVE., WQOD-H A V E N , L. L

Wanted—in the offica of a depart

W A N 1 E D TO SPOOL A N ' O V u V K R WIRE l O R MIL­LINERY PURl*OSEH; STEADY WOHiC; COOB PAY- NO D A N G E R ; HOURS S TO 6:30; HAL*' DAY SATURDAY. APPLY W1RH WORKS, N O R T H S i l l ST. AND WYTHE AVE.. I iROKKLTX,

SteiiOgrai/her—Position as atenoeraphcr to ."9 day . MS.IUIUII l,y W. T. Moon, uubliaher Buyd Syl-lab-u- »horthand works; we guarantee 100 words per minute In 80 days. Call or write for free iesona and catalogue. MOON'S BCHtXJLS, S&7 Weat 181at St., N. Y,, and 214 Livingston St., Brooklyn. Main 6791)

I t s TO 140 MONTAGUE ST.: 1, t and 3 rcoras, with maid service; $17 to | 3 S ; housekeeping on premises. CLARENCE B . RMITH, 14tt Fulton St.

1S$« DEAN ST., NEAR NEW YORK AV. ''holce 7 and i rooms; steam heat; hot

viator; t i n to $45. CLARENCE B. SMITH, 1424 Fulton St.

2, 3 & 4 ROOMS, $5 TO $9. 141 Manhattan ave.. near Meserole sL

500 Buys 7 Room, 1 -Family Brick »5.000 'Ml " 2 " $7,250 " 2-Famiiy Stare Briek

TERMS TO SUIT BUYER. J O H N H. FOI.LMER, » i0 t .rare .e i id Aye

BIG BARGAIN lmm ^M ,„„ , „,„ _, _ , On. - faml ly brick house-, 7 rooms and 2 2 & 2 4 W L L 0 W P L N * * r • 1 ? r a ' ; -

bath: parquet floors: eleclrla l ights ; show. ! ^ " j t m \ , V ' , u „ v " . ' , ' m o " . " L ^ i : — • - • - • - » heat; stone porch; large 1 * t o r y English basement brick of S < O f

ujrch avenue; act o«;os;. ! room*. Now M l j r put In order. «>»•*«. ^ r O N . 14t0 N . . t r a - d A e . . j H A V I L A N D & S O N S . c U . "Srand AV.

HOUSES TO LET. Wc. . l ine, s ingle insertion: 2Se. a line.

taree I'mee: gt)c. a line, .even times.

103 Jefferson Ave., nr. Bedford It-story and baiiement brownstone- fur­

nace; open plumbing, two bathrooms- two families could use to advantage; rent mod erate. Key with agent, 1103 Bedford a v e ' or owner. ' LEONARD N. VACGIfAN, POO I'nUpn St.

W e Do Not Charge SLS?yC^,HsfW,S V.'ihN£?"i?.,.,tiK?l0 ' 8 ^^l « MORTGAQB A I ' l ' U C A r i O N TO-DAY. ESTABLISHED

- - „ „ . OVER SI YEARS. JOHN F.-JAMES A SONS. INC.,

ia:t MONTAGIE STREET. ESTABLISHED ISM.

afF.ETlXGS,

T H E BROOKLYN UNION GAS COMPANY, 178 Itrmaea SI.. Brooklyn, N. Y.

NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN THAT ths Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the BROOKLYN UNION GAR COM­PANY will be held at the office of the company, No. 1T« Remstn Street, Brook­lyn. N. Y„ on TUESDAY. November 14th, l»l(i, at 1:00 o'ctook P. If., for the e lec­tion of Director* and the transaction of such other business as may be brought be-fortthe meeting. Stock transfer books of the company will be closed on Saturday. October Stth, I 'M, at noon, and reopened on Wednesday. November 15th. 1916. a t I t o'clock A. M.

F R A N K L I N B. J O t R D A N . Secretary.

Bck-ntist h a s derided that no trees are immune to l ightning, and that one apecics is struck a s often as another.

The upper half of window shut ters patented by a N e w Jersey inventor can be opened in the usual w a y or lifted from the bottom to serve a s awnings .

Norway has built the first of a number t>f ships with concrete hulls backed by. steel rilm for use a s rai l­way ferries between that country and England.

A novel elertrlc vibrator for medi ­cal purposes imparts its v ibrat ions through a belt that can be placed over any organ or muscle requiring treatment.

In Sweden articles sold as gold

the common variety here i t t o p -shaped, though In China there i t great variation in abape. s o m e be ing ribbed and furrowed, o thers s m o o t h and flattened. Seedless variet ies of these pers immons are k n o w n . T h e wild form from the m o u n t a i n s ides h a t small , sour, puokery frui ts largely consist ing of seeds . A re la ­t ive from Mexico h a s green i sh fruits with excel lent flesh of about t h t color and consistency of ax l e grease .

The fig, in all probabil ity, w a s native to aouthorn Arabia, a g e s ago . 8 ince then forms apparent ly wi ld have c o v e r e d ' t h t w h o l e of wes tern Asia, southern Europe and northern Africa. Once It reached the s h o r e t of the Mediterranean Its distr ibution was rapid, though the channels of this distribution lay through t w o dif­ferent peoples, the anc ient s e a w a n ­derers, the Phoenic ians and the Greeks. The Phoen ic ians had dis ­tributed it over the major part of the great Mediterranean basin, in al l

28V4 26 95

112 66

Am Sugar 120H Am Woolen 66^ Anaconda 98,a Atchison 108 At, f iulf & W I . . . 107 Baldwin Locomo,. 88% Bait & Ohio fc9 Bklyn Rapid Tran 88 Butte St Superior. 68H Canadian Pacif ic . 174V* Central Leather . . 104ft Chat ft Ohio 70 Chic Great West* 16 Ohlc Gt W p f d . . . . 46 Chic, M & St P . . . 95%, Chic, K I & P a c . . 36 Chino Copper . . . . US Col Fuel & Iron . . 66 Columbia Gas . . . 46"4 Corn Products Re-f 20 Crucible Steel . . . . 94'4 Cuba Cane Sugar TSft Denver & R . G . Distil lers' Sec Erie

before It reached the J™e * 5 J g » probability, Greeks. Th» first authent ic refer­ence to the fig In Greece w a s about 700 B. C. LAter the A t h e n i a n s were nicknamed "fig-eaters." T h e s h e -wolf nursed the infants R o m u l u s and Remus under a fig tree In a n ­cient Italy, so runs the leg­end. And from our school read­ers we learned how Cato held 'ip a bunch of fresh figs from Carthage (Tunis) as ev idenco of how near the hated country w a s to Rome. The fig is supposed to

20% 46 S9% r>4

188% 72%

119% 43% 68

KONEY TO L O A N ON BOND j p U r e silver. AND MORTGAGE; QlTCh p U 1 ° m l v t r -ACTION.

E. W. RIDER, SO COt RT ST.

must "contain not less than 75 "per , haye reached China about a century cent, of the pure metal , and those sold as s i lver a t least 82 per cent , o f

Gelatine golf tees have been i n ­vented, the idea being that they soon

HATeraiaJC*/ FT»R I « T * t n wrr.ic« I * " dissolved by the atmosphere, and M O N E Y S^iok " t i f n - low rafee" w l l> n<>t Utter up a golf course if for-Henry L. Rcdfleld. 18 Court ft, Main M i l . 1 g o t t e n .

'A species of cac tus growing wrench for factory una saves more than half the time of a h i n d tool.

pro­l i f icacy in Algeria h a s been made by French sc ient is ts to yield 14 per cent, of sugar and about 60 per cent, of a l ­cohol.

To permit tho outs ide of windows t o be washed by persons Inside rooms is tho purpose of a recently patented wire frame into which cloths can be clamped.

, , , . . The international electrical expot l -horscpowor that use crude oil for fuel , ,„„ N v h l ( , h g p a j n p , a n n < ^ t o n o l d a t

a r t coming Into common use in Barcelona this year has been post-France, poned to 1917, and will be broadened

A now wood-burning stove for! in its scope, cumpers can be folded for carryinR; A c n c c k p r o t o r t o I . patented by a into lens space than a suit case would ( ral i fornian that both prints upon and I

An Englishman Is the inventor of an a larm to show that vapor is leak­ing from gasoline pipes in garages.

Teeth on the lower blade of new shears enable them to grip heavy ma­terials firmly and cut thorn smoothly.

Portable power plants up to 59-

Gen Elec ir lc Goodrich Gt Northern pfd. . Gt Nor Ore c t f s . . Inspiration l n t Nicke l 51*4 Int Paper 64«4 Interboro Con . . . . 19 Int Mot- Marine. . 41 Int Mer Mar pfd. 117% Kan City South . . iU% Kcnnocott 56% Lackawanna Steel 93% Louis & N a s h — 187

before Christ wag born. T h e Spanish Max Motors 88% and F r e n c h first brought It to (Mex P e t r o l e u m . . . 112% America . Later, our Government in­terested itself In import ing fine var ie ­t ies. For about a thousand years t h t figs of Algarve, Portugal , dominated the markets of western Europe . Then the f igs of Smyrna, of which , in good years. 3v,000 tons are e x ­ported, replaced them. T h e Call-fornian product exceeds 4.000 tone. Over 400 variet ies of figs have been described. Many close relat ives of the fig are known, a m o n g which It the common rubber plant.

er bath ya*A; near Can; WRIGHT A A

OLOVB OPERATORS. Experienced i,n si lk or fabric gloves: all

operation*: steady work year around; host • • M l ; fire-proof bui lding; G0-liour week; call for Interview. The Boas Mfg. Co., Inc., I 7C Washington st. Ouir Building.

Mother and son, about 12; of married" couple;, given furnished acnommodatlon* | .-.ad commlaBlon for woman's services; s housekeeping. Captain, 143 Hk-ks St., ! Brooklyn Heights .

tL4 O C A Near Nostrand ave. subway sta-* ' t lon; T room*, tiled bath: par­quet floor*- s team heat ; e lectr ic i ty; large p l a n a ; semi-detached new brick. IIS K. 28th St., near Tilden Ave, , Flatbush.

SCENARIOS. There's a si lence hanging h e a v y In

the kitchen all day l o n g -Not a pot or pan a-cllckln', not a

snatch of Irish song. Not a MI.ell of foodstuffs cooking,

not a banging of the platen, Not one sound of dusty ashes being

shaken from the grates . i t Ellen

Snnerh 3-story baiereent 1-famlly *tos« llln ~ - . . — -rx dvelTlng. • rooms and bath, open plumb-— beautiful McDonough at.; selaot block;

— " 0; worth $7,600. FRIDAY M3 Har—y at.

<ng :

rrlco only 18.000; A LKHMANN.

$4600 Lafayette av., nr, Bedford: t - t ty . base., frame: • moms , 2 baths ; rent 1510;

EXPERIENCED SILK GLOVE OPERA-1 furnace- excellent condition; make offer. TORS WANTKD ON ALL OPERATIONS; RF.MMKKS A CO., SIS Noitrwilrt A»e. STEADY EMPLOYMENT A N D UOOD P A Y . ! . » M E J " " ^ M » w " • " " " l n M * " ' CALL JULIUS K A Y 3 E R A CO., 2S2 ; TAAFFE PL.

FLATBUSH BARGAIN. EXPERIENCED SEWING

„ . „ , . , „ „ ! 1974 East 13th st„ between Ave*. J »nd S s F ? « * f f l ? ; .""L 4 0 *??! ! . : . , o o . m . torjttrif.tln* house OPERATORS TO L E A R N MAKING SII.K j J"'iargs"rooms and bath; parquet floors,

G L p y E 9 , _ P A I D ~ W H I L E ^LEARNING, elec. . l l fht^Prlce_f5 .000; reaeorf'abl* terms CALL JULIUS TAAKFB PI

K A T S E R A CO., 312

C.IBL8 U N D E R 16 VEARA OF AGKi FOR LIGHT, CLEAN, EASY HAND WORK: STEADY WORK AND GOOD FAY. CALL J L L I I S KAYSKK A CO.. 2SS TAAFFE FL.

VAN WAGNER, 184 Montague M.

Girls wanted: in our spice, cereal and extract department: minimum wages 11 tenia per hour; aprons and ca'ps aupplied. E. R. Durkee A Co., SS4 Washington a t , New York.

Foot Press—Several girl* with noma expe­rience, also learners; start S8 per week of 4S hours, or piecework later; can make up to 112; steady work; frne. clean workrooms. 813 Vanderbilt ave., Brooklyn.

GIRLS OVER 18 YEARS OF AOE TO LEARN StLK W I N D I N O ; STEADY WORK-P A i n WHILE LEARNING. CALL JULIUS KAYSER & CO., 2SU T A A F F E PL.

Women and girls for c innlng , label ing: good pay: experience unnecessary, 146 Spencer Bt., near Myrtlu and Bedford aves. Brooklyn.

Operator* wanted on burlap and cotton bngn (Union special machine*. Apply Percy Kent A Co., 238-260 44th st., South Brooklyn.

Wanted—Girl* for l ight employment, afternoon and evening only. Apply with references to Mis* Graham, the Prospect Building, nth st., near 5th are .

Operators, assembly, foot and power pres*. end examiners ; clean shop and work; experience unnecessary. W. R Ontrnnrter A Co., MS Broadway,

Saleswomen wanted for Saturday- dry

foods experienced only. Writ* or apply «« ,*.'h ave.. Brooklyn. "

Operator*; experienced or learner*; n>alq

Clark, I»S Taaff* pi., near DeKalb ave.

WANTED—Vampsra and eyalettenr eteady poKltlon* and gnod pay. Ots A Dunn Co.. ST C«h*l at., Rochester. N. Y,

Girls to work *t packing and tying; light work; good wage*; stoady, Henry M. Ryns-hart Co., IT Fulton »l., Brooklyn.

Women and girl* for ... , — . -merit. Apply Colon!*! Work*, «» i Norman av*., Brooklyn.

Girl for genera! housework; good wag**; I In family. Call »f» Union «t.

Dressmaking— Helper* and errand flrl wanted. Oeraghty, 441 m a t e at.

Girl; aa cashier in meat market. Grand *t.

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PACIFIC, NR. ALBANY-, 8-FAMILt* HK.: IS RtKIMH. RENT »1«»; SELL »S.5rH). ANTHONY' VAN B E R G E N , a?S Noatrand.

$2.»00 huys complete 2-family. 12 room* and Z hath*. f.'I.SOO. ESTERBROOK, 14«S Fulton *t.; phone M l Bedford,

LUNu K>LAND REAL ESTATE.

PLOT (1i/2 ACRE) FOR $750. Term* JhO t»*h; balance II.) monthly;

between F R E E P O R T and MERRICK, L. I. (40 minutes o u t ) ; on State road; with gaa; 12 minute*' walk to trolley; running i r o i k and fin* trees on property; ideal location for chicken or duck farm. Call for free t icket to Inspect this bargain. LAURKNCB, 149 West Sjrd St.. New York City. Phone. Qreeley 581

STORES TO LET. l t> . a line, s ingle Insertion: iRe. a line

tare* t lases: H e a line, eerca Urn**.

Atere* with rminis: good business blocks: 134* FULTON ST., near Nostrand ave . »80 I ar t 13«4 F I I . T O N ST., cap. " ' - I " T84 P A R K AVE., near To<

o c , u l J > - _ i perforates paper re sembles -a pocket i H*,,- """"'-"-^"™—" Urugnay, mtK-h of which formerly cigar l ighter and can be ctrritt l In » l w R n f f e r t v O S r m v

w a s treeless, within a few years has vest pocket. w " ^ " » y planted moro than 17,000,000 forest S t e e , trough-decking invented for t r e e s - concrete flooring or roofing by a n

Stop watches which register fif- Engl i shman it so formed that-It can tietKs and hundredths of a second . be riveted from one sido and g i v e n have been perfected for very accu­rate timing.

Several houses in a Spanish town

water-t ight Joints. A tool composed principally of flex

ible rubber-covered fingers has been

Is engaged In the construction of a moving picture play.

built of meerschaum, a coarse invented for removing and Inserting

ROOMS TO LET.

m'plrUMSvS'rJiS! v a r ! < 5ty of which is mined in the j neighborhood.

F o r use in emergencies paper rain j coats that can be folded and carried i tn a pex-ket oc handbag have b c i In-

T H R P F R H f l M Apartments, with sink, , v e n t e d

m n c c nuum t„i„, ,on*t and g**.i " , . . . . IS to $11. 17 to 21 Columbia pi., nr. Jorale- Although most of tho citie:< in mon «t. See Mrs. Ci«rk at No. 17. • 'Japan have good s idewalks modern

. i ._ ._=gg • gtreet paving is practically unknown

PARTS OF HOUSES TO LET. |'« th* *™&™ Made entirely of metal, a new vise

rarlor floor and basement: 8 large for Woodworkers can be secured at any anglo at which it may b© de­sired to use it.

An English woman is tho patentee of btinkn for ships so supported as to remain level no matter how much a vessel rolls.

A key for police patrol boxes has

rooms: hot water; hath, tubs and go*. Carlton av*,, Brooklyn.

FLOORS TO LET. Four large rooms: tubs and ga*.

quiro 10 Carlton ave.. Brooklyn. I n -

electric l ight bulbs in sockets difficult to reach.

Surgical instruments that are n o t affected by the presence of e lectro­magnets are being made of a secret steel al loy by a French professor of medical electricity.

Operated by clockwork, a Los A n ­geles Inventor's automatic poultry fender at set t imes measures out the desired amount of grain and scat ters it over a wide area.

Mechanism In a German l ighthouse that uses electric l ights automat ic ­ally swi tches on a new lamp and moves It Into focus should the orig­inal lamp be extinguished.

A t ime s a v i n g concrete barn p a l -ented by an Iowa inventor has u

In the Icebox hot and s tuf fy all the Ice has gone away ,

And the iceman, Paddy Duffy, will not bo around to-day. . _ . TT .

Time there was when honest Paddy „ , * " ; , ^ " i ? " was as faithful and a s true

As a bridegroom or a watchdog, but he's got the fever, too.

Ho is Reatcd In the parlor of h i t l i t t l . Harlem home.

Working on a picture drama called "The Isle Across t h t Foam."

Miami Copper . . . . 40 Mo, Kan & T e x a s . M| Mo Pacific 11% Mo Pacif ic c t f s . . . 11 Mo Pacific w i , . . . 27% Nat Eenam 34 N Y Air B r a k e . . . 1«1 N Y Central 109% N Y, N H & H . . . 62 N Y, Ont & W . . 31% Nor & W e s t . . . . . . 144% Nor Pacif ic 113 Pacific Mall 28% Pennsy lvan ia R R~58% Phl la Co 41 Pressed Stee l 76% R y Spring . . . * . . . . 54% Reading 111% Rep Iron & 8tee1. . 81 Sloss Sheff Steel.- 75% So Paelficl 102 Southern R R . . . . 29% Stude&aker 128 T e x a s & P a c i f i c . 1S% Third Ave R R . . . 04 Union Pacif ic . . . 158 TT 8 Ind Alcohol . . 143% U S Rubber 61% TJ 8 Steel 124% U S Steel p f d . . . . 121% Utah Copper . . . . 113% United Frui t 163 Va Caro C h e m . . . 46% Wabash 16 m West ing Elec 67% Wil lys Overland. . 43%

12 ! 8 % »»%

104% 64% 7 1 % 16% 72 28% 26% « %

112% 66

1*1% 57 98%

107% 109%

89% 88% • 69

174% 106%

69% -16 46 95% 35% 64% 55 45% 19% 94% 72% 20% 46 39% 54

183 72%

119% 43% 68% 5 1 % 66 18%

118% 28% 56% 92%

137 83

112% 40

8% 11% 1 1 % 27 f | 85

161 109%

62 31%

144% 113

26% • 8 % 41 76% 54

111% 8 1 % 81

102 29%

128 IS 64

158% 144%

6 1 % 125% 121% 118% 162%

46% 1 5 %

104 •87 42%

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107 109

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69 16 46 96 35 64 d 46 19-94 72 20 4 0 89 64

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119 44 68 61

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161 109 61 32

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Sales to 1 P. M.: Stocks , 1,6W,6 Shares; bonds, 82,71-1,000.

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LOTS $50 At Merrick, L. 1., 1 nave only a raw left . with ga* lamp* on atreet; snort walk to depot, atore* and schools; will be worth }2u« when road !• • lectriried; will take •S CASH, 82 per month; real bargain; a s faka : investigate. Write ma to-day

OKOROK UTTT. Merrick, gTX.

STUCCO BUNGALOW Near FREKPORT, Long Island, on large

plot, with ga*. water, chicken house, all fenced, near school, (tore* snd ohurche*. The greetent bargain to-day. Price only n .doo . Term* f l tO cash, | 2 0 per month pay* principal and Interest. Write or call. Cartman H. Frederick, sns Broadway, N»w York. Phone Barclay *".ivn8.

RhALfcSTATE WAX I tO. ! •« . a l lae. s ingle laaertioat Mc . a line.

tare* tla—at > . » U » l . m « « Hama.

Houses aad lota In Kensington. ParkelUe. Borough Park or Flatbush, bought, sold at •xchanged for other property a f CBKItRlXQTOW. Craeeaswa at l a t a A sea.

Hay* ea*h buyers tor Brooklyn Income property, lots, farm*, etc . also sev-rsl good exchange*. D*U* Otso. 44 Couft at,, Raem ITX,

Newest Motes terlal to guard users from possible electrlo shocks.

Tes t s of various kinds of concretes and cement mortars now under way in Oermany will extend over a period of thirty years.

N e w glass number plates for re*i-' '' " ~" ~~~ ~™ ~' ' (lenees can be attached to porch cell-

Fi f ty thousand combinations are Ing l ights so that they can be read possible with a new combination pad- i easi ly at night. lock. j The Venezuelan government ha*

An entirely new and apparently rich decided to -..so 1 per cent, of the 1m-oll fiold h a s been discovered in port duties collected for a fund for Burma. . sani tary purposes.

One of the new electric toasters Is ! A Michigan contractor Is the In-enclosed to retain the heat and s a v e ventor of a motor driven riddle which currect . | quickly separates gravel or sand Into

Peru will be g iven an aviat ion B l * different sizes. _____ school by private subscription to a '_ A method by which metals havo government fund.

been made of a non-conducting m a - | « a t e r tank and feedrand hay lofts . " . ' - ' . - - • .. • 'surrounding and emptying into a c e n ­

tral space on the ground floor. The municipal authorit ies of L i m a

are endeavoring to enforce a P e r u ­vian law making the metric s y s t e m of weights and measures the only of­ficial ono In that country.

Maintaining a speed of thirty-four and one-half miles an hour for four consecutive hours without showing any smoke w a s a record recently made by o United States torpedo boat destroyer.

French sc ient is ts bel ieve that car­rier pigeons are influenced by m a g ­netism and that , with the spread of wireless telegraphy, much less de ­pendence can be placed in them.

Instead of a n inner tube a new puncturelem automobile tire has a re-

Once the f iats of old Manhat tan were a s tidy and a s nea t

As a newly fashioned beehive or the flagship of a fleet.

Once tho halls were bright and sh iny and the water a l w a y s hot,

Anc] t h e janitor, when summoned, always' Johnny on the apot.

Now we cannot find His Lordship, look as keenly as we may,

POST BULLETIN C U M HUGHES IS ELECTEI

The Republican National Committ*. put out t w o bulletins jus t befoi

f o r the Junltor is working on a ' m o v - , 1 o'clock this afternoon, reading: ing picture play. j "Hughes i s elected."

Everybody's writ ing dramas to be shown upon, the screen;

Thin men, thick men, well men, s ick men—authors fat and authors lean—

One-reel killers, two-reel thril lers are a-buy. lng in the knobs

Of the mute, Inglorious Bhaksspeares who have left their s teady Jobs,

And the writer of this di t ty must conclude these few remarks,

For he's working on a drama for some moving picture sharks.

—William F. Kirk, in Memphis Com­mercial-Appeal.

"California and Minnesota hav gone Republican. This means Hugh* is elected."

Aft the t ime these bulletins we_ posted a parade from the beadquai ters of the Democratic Nat ional Com mlttee w a s marching up Fi f th avetiu celebrating the election of Wileoi They were shout ing "288," "Californl and Minnesota hav© gone for W i l s o n ! 'Three cheers for the Solid S o u t h ! "

The Republicans claimed Mlnnesot had been carried for Hughes by 10,06 and California by 6,000.

The Democrats claimed both S t s t e i but g a v e no figures.

i been absorbed by a human body can I A patont for cutlery made of ham- DC withdrawn by"electrolysis has'beer

boo has been granted a Japanese res- , ' leveloped by an Englishman.

STABLES TO LET. Three aep .rat* stablaa of 4 stall* aaeti:

cencrete floors; plenty af wagon room; rent t l - each. I n q a l r . 161 Ryerson at. Telephone IS Bedford.

O n e c e n t every ds>y. T h e s tandard * Union , s even days , s e v e n cent*.

T w o m..ssagc rollers have been In-er wlilc'i

continuous or Intermittent electric currents.

An English patent has been Issued for a process for rolling hollow steel

motion picture pTa>t_pro. I vented to st imulate flesh ov e r a g e o f 3,000,000 f*f fS>_H*-*? y _ *.___?,• ."?•* 7 7 1 * , . t M a r . *

movable rubber core that is soiled e x ­cept for cup-shaped air spaces a t each side to afford resi l iency.

According to an Engl i sh sc ient is t there is an individuality in h e m t beats af fect ing the handwrit ing t> such a degre that It can be Identified when writ ing Is magnified.

Aa an automobi le fender a T e x a n

ldsnt of Seatt le . One Paris

duces an average films weekly.

A n instrument that, measures t h s glare of l ight reflected from paper has been invented.

The Chinese h s v o practiced a form of vaccinat ion against smallpox s ince

a . | „ , . „ . u _ »„__i „» _ ,-_,__.i„ „ _ . ! ffle from Its handle, s n d is hollow, so

e n 7 e d t h . h o e h f o r h % & J B S U F m f T t h e 8 ° , d * r ™ ^ m ^ "*«* complete van i ty cas4\ I '

Nearly 1,000 variet ies of rice nave- T o ? r y *Tftln before grinding, a Oor-besn identified In the Philippines by m f t n ' n v r , n U , r „ , " ' « . t r ? d . U W M ! * " . « ! _ . government scientists . t r l c n e a t J n * •_?BL_n.t lPto ?, ""Tit1

„ _ _ . , , . , . , - _ ' screw which conveys it to the mill-Safety brakes that can be applied atones I

to warehouse trucks have been In- _„ ' . „ . . K „ . _ — - . . . - I vented hv a Mil hio-mi invnntnr i Apparatus Invented by an uhloan vented by a Michigan inventor ^ J > e t t , b r o k p n lrgn t , e r m l t B A , , a . t a „ o r d o e » t h a f - E x c h s B f s .

An American automatic telephone tlent to move an Injured llfnb glightly , system has been estahllshed In Blmla, without displacing the fractured! ' the summer capital of India. bones. One o s n t «Brery <to7. Tfce Htssidard

Driven by compressed air, a n e w After exhaust ive research a Scotch Union, s e v e n daya, s e r e n cent*.

bars from Ingots that arc drilled _>-'l|has Invented s hugs rubber Imll that filled with heat-resist ing sand. | !s intended to envelop a pedestrian It

T h e point of a new soldering Iron i h i ts ths air . that he forces out of i t for electricians can be set a t any an- | sett ing brakes on -he car.

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SPEECH AND WRITING.

"Many people ta lk ranch more a g r e e ­ably than they writs ," said the l i t ­erary person.

"Yes," replied Mr, Owlngton. "My

What the Eye Sees Often, It Never Sees at All

„ By J. R. HAMILTON. The purpose of our s e n s e s Is on ly to m a k e us conscious of new thing*

If the eye sees tho s a m e picture, or the ear hears the same sound ofts i enough^thcy cease to be consc ious of such s ights and sounds.

When a man has "looked like the d ickens" long enough he c e a s e s t< realize that he looks l ike the dickens. In the s a m e way a home become shabbier and shabbier. A table wi l l lose part of a leg, the spr ings o f • couch will sag, the hole in a rug wil l cont inue to catch us and trip u s daj after day and we are never consc ious of any of these things.

Every t ime father cuts the m e a t the poor old dining table wil l s ini

And so it goesr "Look out for that chs ir ." "Be careful of the rug." "Don't sit on the couch , the spr ings wil l t ear your clothes.** "Use this bureaa, the drawers of that one a r e stuck." "Wait, I'll get you a towel ; the towel rock is broken," We never see these th ings . Our eyes are accus tomed to them

don't you ever believe that the eyes of your gues t never sees them. A home has to be k e p t u p Just the s a m e a s an Individual. Otherwi*M

It runs down at t h s heel . Just the s a m e a s an individual. And In thes* days when good furniture Is offered a l m o s t dal ly at prices or t erms within our reach, it behooves us t o fo l low the furniture news , as well as the stack news, or the society news , and k e e p our h o m e in shape.

Bui

FOR SALE. IMMID1ATR DELIVERY! f a l l »na , * ,

(ham. ford and other delivery bodies;

'JSW _7t "o'ri'aS" StT," RreeSdya.

nauw-ftwsn «EWINO MAcmwm Singer. Wh'te I t * and up: ho* teft*

l t . 0 * 111* Pulton st . corner Pe tchen sve

INSTRUCTION.

INI0"20 LESSONS Knowledge of note* -nne<-es*ary~: taatsaa

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