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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
THE HAT OF THE
WINTER WOMAN.
II Turns Very SmartIy Up In the
Front in the Most Pro-
nounced Fashion.
FANCY OSTRICH PLUMES.
How 10 Transform a Plain Feather
Into q Jewcled and
.lctted One.
HATS FOR "THE COLONIES. !"

The theme IL hats. for now every
woman must 20 Christmas shopping.
Hpic and span. In n hat az fresh and
new na the Christmas goods she buys.
The turn.back hat has asserted IT.
self In 40 pronounced a way that you
feel II has come 10 stay. and even those
who do not like II must reconcile them
selves 20 II.
Yet. the turn-baok hat In pretty.
ever 10 pretty. Few faces but can
look picturesque In Il and TO he a liv-
Ing picture ~ the aim Of every woman.
even to the woman who carries q bun
die OF sticks upon her head.
The rule for a turn-back hat u
that II must turn back. You can't ~
much further than that for you see
10 many OF this variety that you pause,
unable 20 denote any particular style.
Al one time Il looked "a though the
little bccf-eater crown with Its full biz
top pun OF velvet would be the fash
ionabie capote. but now comes the great
broad fiaring brim and Dame Fashion
cries. This IL my favoritci"
OSTRICH FEATHERS.
Tho best trimming for turn-up
hat In the ostrich plume. This might
be said Of any hat. for there II nothing
40 graceful ne a feather plume. long.
lhtufltuNs tufNUt anu tNftNHlUhs W tIN
en- should give q unanimous vote of
thanks to the ostrich and erect a
statue to him In the public square for
dressing himself Ia covering ~
Ideal for tho ornamcnting Of women.
The bird defenders do not defend
the wearing Of ortrich feathers as n
rule. but one branch OF tho society has
given It's approval of the same with
the proviao that man II merely TO
gather the feather after Il has dropped
out OF the bird-ncyer pursuing him
and pulling II out Of his skin. A Ger.
tain millinery establishment. In cor-
tain city where the bird defenders nre
strong. has had sign engraved "shsd
feathers only" meaning that the fcath.
ers sold there had been moultcd BY
the bird. not pulled.
To decorate an ostrich plume. In
tho fashion now admired. requires some
patience at the hands OF the woman
who wants, say n jct;cd feather. or a
velvet trimmed or studded one. The
strands. or sprays, Of the feather must
be laid out separately, one by one. and
the small Jets glued on. This takci
time. but you VIII be surprised. after
all. to see how fast II goes. with halt
"a hundred tiny Jet coins. no larger
than a baby's little finger nail. you
can let" an ostrich plume In a day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

der perfectly; and know from expert
ence that cream covers. with lacey sf-
fcctH over them. last several months.
Indeed. until time FOR tho seasons an.
nual REFRESHMENTS and rriuycnati1nH.
The blue denim I made into por-
ucrc, tracing long lines In the cream
cotton running up and down to make
the ceiling higher. and the remainder
made into very line rus for the fuor
The rus IL worth "a word. II was
square and padded underneath with
crash from n coffee bag. The top had
an arheaque In white. 1 did this with
an acid. which purchased at "a decor.
atorH rooms for ten cents. The dlrec-
tons were 20 draw your pattern upon
the rug with n pointed stick. aud the
acid would do all the rest. The fcnult
was very fine cream pattern uron
blue background. where the acid had
eaten down 10 the original color Of tho
cloth. This was no very pretty that
know my young man would place ID Ia
front Of the couch. AZ the ends STRUNG
many colorcd cotton THREADS through
Ia make a fringe like a Turkish mat,
such ~ you nnd on the doorntcpH Of
Turkish households.
had nearly y Of my money left. 20
did what one would suppose should
have been done az nrrt. / ordered tho
couch. II was a pine shelf. costing lust
ninety cents. Its top WIS unplaned aud
think " c0uil have been pufchased
FOR nfty cents. n ! had known where 10
look Tor u. -Four sets % steel brackets
over n foot deep. brought tho cost up TO
a dollar ana a hnif; and the * seislor.
cotton. etc. made u g. Hut this 1
thought cheap. when I had II In my
student bays room, I saw that tho Wori,
~ putting In place would be- nothing
that any woman with the modern fad
fur carpentry % fail hack upon. could
not do easily. did II In one nftern son.
next went 60 a basket fuctpry and
made a deal for several long smooth
twifH. They were about four feet long.
slender, supple ana capable OF being
made into wonderful things. with
twenty ~ them. which | ROT Tor a Dol.
lar, aa they were wholly unwnrked, I
went home and began making "a lattice
work. I wanted II for the tfnnnim ~ "A
door. In which there was now only hid.
eouH painted glass Making bent Wood.
work ~ much easier than mnitinr heut
ironwork. You soak tho tWlga and.
while Wot you can twist ANA ri. them
and do anything you please with them,
1 found that my tranEom was some.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
A $40 GIFT
FOR A MAN.
In This Column Celebrated Women
Writers viii Tell Their
Present.
Ten oouar. 1. pr,eI.elv Tho M,

Ten dollars IL precisely the sum
had two weeks ago for u
present 60 man. The man"
u staiwart fellow 81 %. col
lege senior liut the gift have ready
for him now would be acceptable. am
or In the worlds fray.
My $40 looked very small rs I
viewed II In one single grccnback. hut
In change" after had made my firHt
purchase. n took on better proportions.
Looking nj u now, ! think II a prlnccly
sum for present
Ny nrat outlay with the money was
Tor ten yards 81 cream denim, at ten
cents per yard. My second outlay was
for ten yards Of the same material IN
blue. also at ten cents yard.
fea' you win see, I was going 20
refurniHh his room for Christmas
KIT. And Intended Co put In II rub.
stnntlal thinrH that could be- removed
and would never look like trash"
NY first ten yards Of cream matte
rial | made into a porticrc. on rather a
hanging curtain. 90 he put hack 1t "a
couch, for this was tho beginning ~ u
cosy corner, There was enough for "a
dfupery back ~ couch aud Tor cove
efinE IN" couch itself. Also Tor val
nnce In front and pillow or two. In
fact. several pillows. These stuffed
with cotton and excelsior. as they were
for lounEinE pillows. ana the money
spent for them was lees than ten cents,
~ ! VIII not count u hete.
DO you know how to treat denim
for drnplng AMI room maicrinlf 1
was shown and tell YOU ~ you may
know, Before putting M the drapory,
or Htuiilng the pillnwH nnd covering the
couch. | traced very coarse flguroH all
over III" cream surface with the caara.
est dafnlng cotton. took blk stitches
ana made an effect like ihce. with the
white over the cream In this delicate
way. II might soil, but II would laun-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
AN AnlRlcAN 6lRL N TURKEY.

Miss Elvcuon. ~ Philadelphia.
who married NJ patonoire. the French
Ambassador. viii now mud herself IN
Turkey Early M tho year France re-
called this ambassador and the former
Mlnn ElyerHon went back 10 Paris with
her husband. Now reports say that
". patrnDtrc has been appointed
French Ambassador 10 consiantlnople.
"A French woman In stylish In
anything she Wch.H. 20 an American
woman h at home under any sun and
In any CLINE, An American girl at the
Court OF Turkey win be ne diplomatic.
as well ycfHcd In Turkish costumes.
la pretty and nn attractive. as Ia tho
Court Of London,
Women IN Turkey do not. how.
ever. have the standing that they have
In this country, and N our American
Firl In Turkey would consent TO write
her cXperiencc-which M tho wife OF a
diplomat she VIII probably refuse TO
do. She could tell many an odd tale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
A SERMON FOR WOMEN.
Shirley Dare Writes on the Evil of Owe
Massage and Tells How to Get
Good Complexion.
wepared Specially for the Readers of Newspaper BY the Great
Woman Specialist.

Experience proves all ovcr-train-
Ing dangerous. The over-trcatcd face
loses Hensibillty. ana exchanges the
beauty Of the complexion. Us trans
luccncc. ~ ToftnsaA and ncNibillty.
for the mnak-iike and hard color OF bad
portraits.
Massagcd faces can be recognized
at once by their set outline and pccul.
lar color In tho cheeks. M " wiped
with red cloth. Not the pink
and white of old English beauty; not
the sweet dnmark red. which comes ana
socH like breath. and makes a face love.
~ us with the play OF sun ana cloud
upon it-but a nxed. rather blowHy
red.
At best. II IL the face Of huntins
woman. who rides after the hounds
five days week. and shares the
wooden. horney expression. This may
be rncrilegr ~ II In fashionable now.
The face In the most sensitive. as
II II tho most expressive. part OF the
physique. Two hours friction daily.
stimulating the biood-venseln OF the
surface. develops the muscles to n fuii-
ness and rigidity they were never meant
10 have.
HARD SKINS.
The hard skin IN no evidence OF
beauty. Sailors and hunters have n TO
perfection. 30 10 women who own the
cpithet wcathcrbcatcn. A few seasons
more and the stimulation does itH work
like nlcohol-thc checks grow rnddlcd.
a permanent flush gathers on the face.
II the plmplcs and iniiamed hue OF tho
wlnc-drlnker do not make their appear
ance, the nerves. unduly irrltated. take
their revenge In ntrophy, and the last
state ~ that woman In worse than
the first. n can DO rcmedied only by
long treatment.
one might MS well wear n mild
mustard poulticc daily. an undergo thlr-
IS minutea' massage over the ms veins
and caplllaricr VI the checks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

A drop 81 glue IL touched 20 the back
Of the JET which N then applied with
the fngcr Co the fcathcry spray and
held fast unit. II driea. The ordinary
ostrich feather Of the shops IN the Kind
selected.
DYEiNG FEATHERS.
The trl-coior IL the fashion. Deep
scarlet. varying 10 pink. n very fash
lonahlc. In Rrcon there ~ bottle rrsen.
leaf green and sage. In blue, there 10
navy, hlucttc and baby blue, In brown,
thore II real, wood brown ana tan. and
20 through tho varying shades VI the
colofs.
To rot Just the shades you want
for these plumea lie overlapping each
other upon your hat brlm-you utilize
your old last summers feathers. using
all the old white, pale pink. faded blue
and other colorlern feathers.
To make them fashionable. get Just
tho shade % dye you need, and. after
cleansing the feathers In soap bark.
dip them into the dye stun and let
them dry, shaking all the while. They
VIII dry curly and very graceful with
a sort Of natural grace hardly TO be
borrowed from the usual manner Of
curling plumes,
spanEles ARE applied 10 feathers. OF
cut steel and an aUrtH Of metallic sub.
stances, Tor u II certainly the DAY OF
tho decorated ostrich feather. These
are all put on In the same lnborious
way. ana TO attempt 60 save time ana
trouble by gluelng by the Wholesale 10.
suits In more trouble later ON. one
woman who tried II, rolled her ostrich
feather In glue and then dragged il
through a saucer filled with tiny lets
She was rewarded with a jetted string
wholly unlike an ostrich feather.
YACHTING HATS.
Tho hat for yachting may properly
be worn coaching. or Tor any travelling
occasion, II IL an English walking hnt
with very high. curling hrlm.
Thef" N a new English hat for
women called tho Upton It, fnvorite
color II pale tan or dellcnte erny
ne color ~ Rough Riders hat. The
sides roll quite upward behind. ana The
only trimming IL very large bird
AZ the 'front.' and very large how
~ plaid ribbon az the side. This can he
made into q very abundant trimming,
n the bird ana the bow be- large enough.
Tho favorlte plaid N n Scottish plaid. OF
rather pronounced huea. In fact. "A
rather talkRtive plaid. The bird IL a
large black bird, or a bird " some sea
color A. each side. and at tho back,
are mhaaei or Hhifred silk made into
a sort or rosetto NJ irregular shape.
The cape 10 wear with this IL the
fashionable outdoor cape for any but
the coolest days. II II cut with round
points and q rather long back. The
high pointed collar II lined with a brill
nani plaid. which matches the bow on
the hat,
A PLAID TRIMMING.
The cape II trimmed with nm i'm
r''nse piaid ruoie, doubled end fully
eight inches vide. Many ~ these ruff
i'es are foot deem The fringe II pre-
served upon tho odgos ~ the cape. and
" used for q TRIMMING TO fall over the
rufiie Tho cane NAV he lined. or
trimmed, with FUR or heavy cloth 20
that II forms a very comfortable win
ter garment
Many NJ tho handsome uprolllng
hats are trimmed with velvet no other |
trimming being visible from the front
excent the velvet. and rhinestone
buckle.
MARY HuBBELI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
new HONORS FOR
LADY CURzON.
Her American Friends Think That
Her Head Ought Surely
10 Be "Tnrned.'

Even Englishmon admit that no
such honors have ever been bestowed
upon an English society woman "a are
freely heaped upon Lady Curzon. who
was Miss Letter, of Chicago. Nor DO
these honots come singly. one after
another they have been bestowed. not
as Eifts from the crown alone. but
rom the people. The uncrowned
queen OF England" might almost be
her title.
a few days ago Lord and Lady
Curzon or kedluston." which II the
new title bestowed upon George N.
curzon and his wife. took n little trip
70 southport. when they got on the
train what was their surprise to see
mat the streets were decorated with
iaEs and crowded with people. At the
falltoad depot We're all Of the public
oncials IN their robes Of office. II II
Hain thcy were amazed at the sight
wnl.n greeted their eyes But they
anhhted bravely. and Lady Curzon.
Win ner customary grace and beauty.
snhlcu swcctiy and bowed as II she
hau becn expecting II all the time.
Ihe Lord Mayor of Southport, In
ms robes OF state. came forward and
Icad an address Of Generalization 10
,ls Lordship on his appointment as
lcot"y OF India. ~ the conclusion
snc Lazy Mayorcas stepped up and
presented Lady Curzon with an cnorm.
ous bouquet OF orchids In n silver hold
eh around the holder was n ribbon
on which wns Inscribed In gold letters
a beautiful sentiment.
The next day one Of the principal
oiiioinis made speech In public In
which he compliniented Lady cutzou
ana taid that she would adorn any
Nlec-reEai court In addition TO ali
,his an Imposing silver bowl. weighing
w ounces, was given Lady Curzon with
PAR OF gold spur for his lordahlp.
10 enuncratc the honora bestowed
upon Lady Curxon would be like piIinr
feiion on CASA. She was made almoa,
member OF the Queens family soon
AFTER her arrival In London. Then came
her Intimacy with the Princess oi
wales. who. II IN whispered. liked "a
have her at Marlborough House because
she did not forget the hoatcaa for
The host She never encouraged the
Prince In pretty srecehcs-for he In q
true Enliant-wlthout sharing then
with the Princess. for whom she has
genuine friendship.
Then came hunors for Mfr. Curxor
and his appointment 20 the ViceroyHhiT
OF India. Every one knows that IN,
wife Of the Nlccroy plays part ne
less than his. She IL a queen. for III,
title means Nicc.Quecn. The Vice
queen Of India represents the rulinl
Queen Victoria. who sends another
ruler 20 represent her In her absence.
Now Mrs. curxon l. tho most popu
lar woman In England. Her father
recent Gift TO her OF tho corner houn,
IN Carlton Terrace. which In the mil
lionnire row OF London only made hol
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

The nerves. not the ,,,,.,.. ~.
troll beauty. found nl'r,.,s -. 80. VI
Hnry oxpos,re Without tn,,,h,ai,- ~
rendering tho feature, iss,bs, :,
probably 10 her slx e.a.org ~ -, ~ y
that Nine. Patti owes ,he h,,5 al
expression remarked In h., ~ 80.
graphs. unlike the rpnfkie and ~, \,
her earlier ones. - "
Actresses fancy they romeo, a..
ravngea OF time and work nv r,ss.,s.
hut IL IL nj The cnst ~ s,pr,..sie. ~.
turgid, swollen muselea eann,t $500
10 feeling more readily than a IA, -
tho m,,mpH.
uparop,.,, mn, r,c.
~" '"Nh
restoring the complexion must Y
an nil.round treatment. Delicate. 'tfisi
nutrition holuH the hfHt plaee, pftu
OF rest the next. and whatever ".
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.s"s "'' "'"e
'"N'' o,opto,fe nAru
"'0''''" ,,.
A sponge bath OF hot wafer Nnn
n spoonful of ammonia and Eooa toaR
In followed Immediately by nulelhs
with cold salt water, anu nfsh w.,
bling with warm towels, hnlHhlhk W
hasy rub with alcohol over ths u .r,,h'
ana large IhtHcist, Mhioh s,,h ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03
A TABLE DECORATION

II you have planned nous al.
for an evening. you VIII Wan' az Inc
traotive and pretty DECORATIVE, mat,
which viii be worthy a place OF hony',
Upon a foundation Of pasteboatn p a. ~
n heautlful mat OF beautiful HhAus s %
r.a chiffon as large as you desire Eas
il with a fringe OF fne ferns OF n az be
The beautiful leaves that can ~" The
easily gathered from the w eoen drop.
chiffon VIII look as II u had p''n Uneven u
ned there. making sraeelnl ssrns
,olds nnd waves. Little spraye o. e,om
sbouId peep out here and thefs ~
among them: and from the a,ans
thIs beautiful mat should Hrnnh as
large bunch Of white lowers autumn
hyaoinths or small hu"'
sprays,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

more popular. for she soon showed that
she would Use II In entertaining friends,
She IL. M the English say. IA beau
tiful sight TO ,'aEc upon" She moves
No gracefully and smiles % nwectly
ana las such charming character
that all London II going Wild over her
They have Lady Curzon hats and Lady
cufron gloves. and there In lovely
new rose. the Lady curEon.
Mrs. Cleveland once said that no
matter what honurs were bestowed
upon Mary l.Hitor II would b. lmpou.
rlhle 60 turn" hor head. In this
country she was Mrr. Cieyeinnd'a beat
friend. yet. fhr never for moment
presumed upon the hospitality OF tho
White House. Abroad she ~ the same
sort OF woman as she was girl here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-03

since he saw me working upon one for
the boy. 1T cost nothing at ALL he
said, You might make one for me"
Hut I suppose you win call my $40
Comet HELEN WARD.
Evening star., 1898-10-15

FOR RtNT-922 FARRAGUT SQUARE, TWO
large communicating I'd floor, or nice
room with alcove, I'd floor; furnished Or un-
Evening star., 1898-10-15
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14th and Roanoke SIS. Col. Hgts.; new and
thoroughly freproof; modern il all Its appoint
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OSCAR W. WHITE. 1114 f st. oc15-u
FOR RENT-NO. 400 ST. NV. ENTIRELY
modern flats Of and rooms; tiled bath:
shades screens. &c. hot water heat. W. +.
NASH, l22 Nj. ocl5-2t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFIRNISHED.

foh BENr-REpUCEB NJ s45 5o-NO. sips %
~, NV: comparatively new ten room house. with
an m'nern improvements. tilcd bath rUom. heat
ed by hot water and open Crates
Evening star., 1898-10-15

WANTED -liELlABLk WHITE GIRL, FROM IS
L. - years Viu. 10 wVIk III COM rCIlOueTy store,
must he recommended aud must stay nights
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500 E, 22r. mi. ...S75. 90
lT4T 18th. l0r, mi. .65. 90
Cleveland Park, fur
nishcd, lOr & ba.
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J035-29 Lime kilns 60. .O0
1906 18th, l0r 4 b.
Gel, mi. .......... .55. 81
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1892 7, Iir&b. eel misc. ~
2l4e n, Grab, eel mi. 81 80
2325 Pa ay. lor. 81 80
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2l39 l., lor, eel. mi.30. so
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4So l7th. Sr&b. mi %. 10
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SQe4 ca lIb ge. sr, nj 25. so
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l74q E. 9r&b. MI. 20 so
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1928 9th NV. l0r&b. 40 80
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9O2 o NV, 9r&b. .2S. %
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Evening star., 1898-10-15

s6f-SO per month-No. l7sS -" q nv. IN
elegant residence Of twelve, rooms and two lntb
rooas; heated by hot water aud open gIates IN
pcffect condition.
Evening star., 1898-10-15

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4 his Canal sw, Or. Hoo
VIII make all necessar,
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heuucea TO S22 5o-See No. 1870 5th st NV
very cuzy little brick house OF \ tuorps ma
paih, , heated by furnace: Will put in complete
Evening star., 1898-10-15

NANILD-A WHITE WOMAN -AS LAT NDRE>S
10 assist with "uIubcrWurEs III small private
family Win references. Apply 1911 I'D ST. It.
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WANTED AND TENOR SlNGERS FtK \
volunteer choir: none but those having S1"'
vcicrs need apply. Address CHOIR. Star Office
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All 21st. 6r&w. w....i3.s0
1O3l Sd ne, 6r,w,g.12.J0
SIS 18Th ne. 6r. " .I2.o0
lIl5 Hayes Ct, Ar. .w.lO.50
Fussell's CT, 6r&w 40
KpOMS.
134 18th. OF rs sI5 20 SIS
9th g. C, large hall 80. %
20O4 !. nat. @r, ". 1850
g2s 22d. 81. W. &. LEGO
sif 18th, hall. .....l5.5O
4S2-4S6 La aF. ofico
rooms. $40 q $500
$50 20th, AZ. .I2.O0
ll40 10th, fiet,Sr&b.1l.HO
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3 hs TEN nv NV, Or. $50
240e-H Shows ct,
Or d. water........ 500
repairs.
CBAS. I1NKINS,
Room 90, McGill bldg.
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FOR RENT-1l33 MASS. AE. NV, lGR. ... So 3:
2Jo7 I4ih st. NV, 10 rooms ............. @. -
5000 . st. NV. rooms. ns.................. ~. -
g Z st. Sc. 4 Observation-Disclosures. 3U.5.
30 st. nw.. rooms. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~. n
ncl3-.f l. s.. ERlSIOEn l3.,N u ST ".
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NJ ALB

MALB
engineer, positOni have lIst-class license ard an
hSnoE&hts discharge Address $ J. f. sta- Il
zee ocl5-2r'
WANTED-A POSITION IN DRUG STOItF 10
learn the business; salary immaterial Adde'S
Box IS. star Office. Ire
EANTED-BY A GEORGETOWN LAW SIR
dent, place in n lawyers Office as stenogra pilcr
kno typewriter, reasonable cOInpensatio Al
crsss J. >. Star 0f1ee. ocI53t.
wkNTED-sY EXPERT srFNOCgAPTfF-R wrrrI
Fenrr eIperislce, position es clerk or secretary
Address Fox Is3. Star Office. IL.
TANTED-TRAINED NURSE AND wASsFyjSE
grsdaatn ot Red Cross Assn. %tocEaolm. Swe,lea'
vo1ld Ike 70 csre for invalid, either at BnIae
or travS: references furnished and reruircd
q. -. cars LORD q TEohA,s Chicago iii II
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FOR RENT-s2l ID ST. Ne. RRICK DWELLING
6 rooms aud bath: larre yard; in clean perfect
order; Oct 10. 5000 per mo. OWNER, 477 VI
NV Ogl3-it-
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STONE 4 FAIRFAX, sos f St NV

FOR RENT-GIVE Us A TRIAI~-WE WILL. soon
RENT YOUR HOUSE. WE HAVE HUNDREDS
OF APPLICANTS. YOUR PROPERTY WILL.
RECEIVE OUR Personal. ATTENTION
ocl5-2t STONE FAIRFAX. SO6 + st. n "