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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-10
EAST SIDE NOTES.
Items for this department may be
phoned to. 1915 or State Journal ofr1ce-l

At the Third Christian church Sum
day George E. Lyon will have charge
of the morning service and the gospei
team from the R. r.. Y M. c. A. Will
The following Sunday Rev. II. j.
Crockett of Amoret, Mo-, the newly
appointed pastor, will take charge OF
the pulpit.
Mrs. Ed Mattingly will entertain
the members of the Bellview Literary
club next Wednesday afternoon at her
home in Republican avenue, instead of
Mrs. J. w. Gillard, as was formerly
announced.
renee are visiting her sister, Mrs. ..
d. johnson, and attending the district
convention of Christian churches be-
ing held in North Topeka.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Manley enter
Goldenrod Card club Thursday even
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Taylor, Mr:
and Mrs. Claude Dougherty, Mr. ana
Mrs Henry Huber, Mr.. and MRS. d.
J. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hess,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McNair, Mrs. G.
p. Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Henshaw,
Mr. Torsney. Prizes were won by Mrs.
TAYLOR and Mr.. McNair-
Mrs. Marley entertained Thursday
afternoon other members of the CLUB.
Cards were played and prizes won by
Mrs. Henry Huber and Mrs. Frank
Hess Those present were Mrs. CLAUDE
Dougherty, Mrs. Henry Huber Mrs
Walter Schein, Mrs. J. J. Williams, Mrs
Harry McNair, Mrs. c. E. Hammond
Mrs. Frank Hess and Mrs. Henshaw
Revival meetings will be held each
evening next week, beginning Sunday
at the East Side M. E. church
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Webb will en-
terrain the members of their card club
tonight at their home in Lime street
Miss Laura Ross entertained the
members of the Westminster Guild OF
the Third Presbyterian church Thurs
day afternoon at her home in jackson
street The members present were
Mrs. Barker, Miss Bartell, Miss Alice
Ellenberger. Mrs. Gilmore, Mrs Frank
Iuthey, Mrs. Geo. Mckee, Mrs H. j.
| Noel. Mrs Horace Potter, Mrs. I. c
Roe, Mrs Robertson. Mrs. Geo. Wood
! Mrs c. S. Alexander, Mrs. Friel, Mrs
Fred Shellabarger, Mrs. j. F. Shella-
| barger. Mrs Stafford, Miss Marie Bro
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mich. The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Lewis Rrier in Golden ave-
me East Hill. Three names were
added to the membership list MISS
Marie Bromich, Mrs. Stafrord ana
Mrs. w. A. Cross entertained the
following members of the Vesta club
Friday afternoon: Mrs. T.. A W1dau'
Mrs w. L. Jury, Mrs. e. l.. Jones, MRS.
T. II. Bars, Mrs. c. E. Cox, Mrs. =
F. Allen. Mrs. c. D. Webb. Mrs. w.
l.. Cummings, Mrs. c. Goodrich, MRS.
walter Schein, Mrs. A. P. Wolff. Mrs
1. L. Morris. Mrs. Geo. Norris Guests
were Mrs. E. H. Collins, Mrs w, n:
Shields. The next meeting will be
held in four weeks, May z, with MRS.
A. P. Wolff, 412 Sumner street.
The superintendent of the Th1rd
Christian church Sunday school wants
each member of the school to bring a
friend at the service at $3.50 tomor-
row. The 200 mark in attendance Is
expected to be reached.
Such a great success were both the
services last Sunday at the Th1rd Pres
byterian church that some parts OF
the services by request, will be repeat
ed on Low Sunday (first Sunday a1ter
Easter). The elders claim that more
people participated in the Lords sup
per than ever before at any one time.
People came from all parts of the city
and even from the country to attend
both the morning and evening ser
vices. Many adults became communi-
| cants. The music at the morning SER
vices was par excellence, and will be
| repeated next Sunday. So also was
| the oratorio in the evening Many
want to hear it again. The best parts
| of it will be rendered again, and the
| pastor will give a brief adore; : Peo-
/ ple are hereby urged to be in their
pews before s o'clock. Come early
and make sure of a seat. 1t is felt
| that many more will be in attendance
! next time because the good news OF
success has gone out to hundreds
| seats are free to you. and friends
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HIGHLAND PARK NOTES

Mr.. G. Schilling of Nebraska and
Miss Frances Schilling of PaXico are
visiting with their sister. Mrs Arthur
Weaver.
avenue, who has been sick, is very
much improved.
Mrs. ]. c. Banta. Mrs. A. c. korn,
haus and Mrs. J. W. Ferguson caileo
on Mrs. c. B. Buehrer Friday aIter-
noon.
Rev. and Mrs. J. c. Krieg enter
tanned Rev and Mrs. G. K. Hartman
and daughter Wednesday evening al
their home on Michigan avenue rev.
Hartman is pastor OF the FIRST u D.
church of Topeka.
All members of the Masonic looSe III
Highland Park and vicinity are re-
quested to meet at the SchoolnouSe
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock Tor
the purpose of discussing the organi-
zation of a Masonic lodge in High
land Park.
Lois, Doris and Alice Robinson OF
North Topeka spent Sunday with tneIr
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs T. j. Far
IRISH.
Mrs Reamon of Seventeenth ana
Lincoln streets spent Tuesday evening
with Mrs. T. J. Parrish. -,
The Highland Park Grange wlll
hold their regular meeting at the
schoolhouse next Tuesday evening
The program will be given by the
| young folks of the Grange. All mem
| berS are urged to be present, as a yer
! enjoyable program has been arranged
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Feldner OF IWeh-
! ty-SiXth and Ohio avenue entertaIneo
at dinner Sunday Mr.. and Mrs: VIM
| Rhodes and son Roy. Mr.. ana Mrs.
John Feldner and daughter Florence
and Mr.. Walter Lindamood or Perry
| Kan.
The annual school election was helo
at the schoolhouse Friday afternoon.
Mr.. A. T Waggoner was elected clerk
A third year high school was voted TOT
/ the coming year with the expectation
of coming under the Barnes hign
| school law the succeeding year max
ing it a county high school. me
board was also authorized to put IN
crossings across the road from the
schoolhouse.
The Country club. people have pur-
| chased the 40 acre tract lying imme-
! diately south of Highland Park ana
it will be Immediately converted into
a golf course to be used by the Shaw
/ nee County Golf club.
II Miss Elva Phillips of Manhattan.
Kan, is spending the weekend with
/ Mrs Walter B.aChubb.
Il The Highland Park Booster clup
Il has designated April 5 to 16 as tin
can days. so be sure and have all your
Il tin cans and rubbish in the alley so
that they can be readily picked up.
There will be no charge.
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New Temple Pythian Sisters.

An who have signed the petition
to become charter members of the
new temple are hereby urged to be
present at the special meeting called
by the grand chief for the purpose OF
instituting the temple on Tuesday,
April Is.
The meeting will be called to order
at 1870 d. M Ladies will be initiated
and organization of temple Will IoiloW-
sumner will be served in the dining
hall by Amity lodge No 231. from $50
to 1880 for members of the temple AT
S D. m. the knights who have signed
up and paid their fees will be initiated
ent at afternoon meeting. No one can
become a charter member who has
not paid the necessary fee on this
date Those who have paid and can
NOT he present. must present them
selves for initiation with six weeks.
MAUDE V 10y, Grand Chief.
advertisement
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KENWOOD IS SOLD.
Shawnee Investment Company Takes
Over Property for Market.

The Kenwood property was pur-
chased from Thomas Kelley, of Den
yer. and E. S. Quinton by the Shawnee
Investment company and placed on
the market today.
Although kenwood has built up
still $50 lots available for prospective
home builders and investors. This is
the only close in building tract of any
size in Topeka. 1t adjoins Potw1n on
the east and is eleven blocks from the
business section of the city.
The building sites are 50x150 feet
in size The Shawnee Investment
company will erect many homes on
the property to suit the purchasers.
Other tracts handled by this firm
have shown rapid development
Garfield Place, Shawnee Place and
othersEand it is probable that scores
of new homes will dot kenwood IN
the next year or two.
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w A N rs
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate for
inserting Want Ads in The Topeka State
Journal 10 one cent a word each insertion.
minimum 10 cents; by the week cents
word. minimum 80 cents.
COUNT THE WORDS of your Al IN
Guiding four words for State journal ao-
dress when such address is used; count
each initial" letter and each NUMBER or
combination of figures one word.
OUT OF TOWN advertisements must ne
accompanied with cash or check In Inil
payment for the same. Note the forego-
ing Instructions about counting the words
and the rates per WORD for The Topeka
State Journal
CLOSING HOUR: Want Ads to be
classified properly in The State journal
office before PAS o'clock. Want Ads re-
cefved after that hour will be Inserted un,
der the heading: ITO Late IL Classify
ore next day desired
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IN NORTH TOPEKA
A. e. Robinson Elected Clerk
of District So.
Among the North Side Churches
Sunday.

At the meeting of the Lyman schooi
board, district 55, which was held FIJI
day afternoon at the school house. a
E. Robinson was elected as clerk VI
the board to succeed G. B. Critics.
G. B. Critics has been clerk OF the
board for some time but owing "
other interests could not accept
election at this time.
1t was voted at the meetIhS aipe
tend the term of Lyman school 10 hiai :,
months next year. This year onlS az a.
eight months term will be helo. Py
adding another month to the scnoo =
term Lyman school Will De Pu' oA
par with the schools of Topeka
= Other officers of the scEool ooal =
whose terms do not expire untll la. sd
on are: President, F. H Jones, AM
treasurer, G. E. Myers. Beslues , nc
the regular school board business was
transacted.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


J. G. Stevens to B. F. Owens, lots
1871 -S-9-40-1-2-3 Pennsylvania ave,
J. w. Dorons Walnut Park sub: LOCO
Shawnee Agency Realty Co. to 5.
Earl, lots 621-3-5-7-9 Sherman ave
nue., Irving Place sub. S 100
NJ. Bennett to B. Bennett, part lots
25-7 West Eighth street (deed made
NJ TO correct error II Ware lots AGO
part 36G Kansas avenue, Riches
c. S. Elliott and wife to Shawnee
Investment Co. lots s-o-7-11-13-15
Lafayette street, Mulvane & Chase's
LIST add .......i.--;.:
244-6-S Woodward avenue, BROOKS
c. S. Rucker to A. A. Wallace, lots
46S ~ 20 Grand avenue, Nortons
F. Lewis and wife to W. Lewis, part
lots 2-4-6-S-1O-12 Curtis add .......- 3OO
NJ. w. Overton and wife, lot POS Madi- On
son street, Fairchild's add. .-..:.-: 6U
F. Mauritzius and wife, lots 204-6 ,o
Madison street, Faichild's add. III
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WANTED-AGENTS.


1 NEED branch managers. for my world
wide mail order business. operate from
your own home in spare time. No can
wasting or peddling. Experience unneees-
sary. You should make $50 weekly. But
Ter, 419 Factory, Toledo, o.
AGENTS to sell our new $1,000 Health and
Accident Policy for SO yearly Pays
$1,000 death, $50 weekly for injury. SIS
weekly sick benefit. Easy seller. Liberal
commissions. Pacific Coast Casualty Com
pany, Newark, N J.
AGENTS-Wanted to advertise our goods
by distributing free samples to con,
sumner. 80 cents an hour. Write Tor IuIl
particulars. Favorable products. 4I6l
White Bldg, Dayton, Ohio
|AGENTS-To canvas house to house. Have
a good proposition to right man. 80 per
per cent commission. Adv each week. APP
ply after p. m.702 Jackson st.
AGENTS-Make big money selling our line
of specialties. Write for our new cata-
log and free sample Western Sales Co.,
Bunker Hill, Ill.
AGENTS-Eleven piece toilet set and one
dollar carving set. all for one dollar. Big
profits for live wires Write QUICK pierce
company, 9O6 W: Lake, Chicago.
AGENTS -wANTED-To sell Vacuum
cleaners; easy payment plan. c. F. Adj
ans Company, 412 E. 4th St. Topeka, Kan.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.


MEN WANTED to learn the barber trade
No limit to terms, best and latest meth,
Will While learning: tools given absolutely free
with the lowest tuition ever offered Call
or write Topeka Barber College. s27 Kan
WANTEDlTwo solicitors in Topeka. by
an Old Line Life Insurance company
with large agency established In Iopek IA
VIII make guarantee to right man. Life
in surance experience not required. Write
Box 4SS, Topeka, Kansas.
WANTED to $50 per month ;t extra
interfering with regular work. No selling
No canvassing. Positively no Investment.
Unemployed need not apply. Address Inc
Silver Mirror Co, Inc. 123 W. Madison ST..
Chicago, H.
MARRIED MAN, good appearance, now
employed at small h,s sa coGdf ana waS Salary
guaranteed. Good position. Call sos Kan
sas ave, End floor.
shows way to freedom from wage slav-
cry. Points way to fortune and Prosp ri.
House, Galien, Mich.
WANTED-Sober and reliable man for In
terurban railway service, paying $40 70
800 monthly Experience unnecessary.
Address American Electric Railways
Bureau Ottawa, Ill.
WANTED-At once: Young men for auto
expert PERTH in p ten Weeks by mail. Pay us after
we secure you position century Automo-
bile Institute, Los Angeles, Ca1:
! WILL FAY honest up " poO tiiO-e--
| ly. Spare time. Home work No can
| VOORHEES, Desk sc, Omaha, Neb.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS are easy to
get NV free booklet Y-213 tells how
Write today-NOW. Earl Hopkins. Wash
| ingtOn, d. c.
(;OVERNMENT EXAMINATIONS Thor
| ough instructions B. Returned If not
! aDpointed Particulars free. American
Civil Service School. Washington, D. Z.
$50 WEEKLY, evenings at home Every
thing furnished; no experience; no can,
vassing Don't worry about capital BOYD
H. Brown. Omaha, Neb
KANSAS AUTO SCHOOL Thorough prac-
| ticaI Instruction. Terms very reasonable
800 Kansas ave.
| WANTED-2 wide-awake, ambitious boys
who have completed common school o1Vs
references. Address c. E., care Journal
WANTED-2 carpenters. Call 1891 XII.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

wANTED-15 farm and dairy hands Farm
couples; short order fry and hotel coos
dishWoshers kitchen help, women COOKS
chambermaids IL dining room and lunch
counter girls, good wages and steady Wors VOTE
Girls for private families; rOom1ng mouse
and restaurants for sale. Furman EN-
n1ovment office, 81 Kansas ave.
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wANrED-FEMALE HELP.

LADIES $25 weekly. easy, simple work, no
canyassing. Evenings at home, fasclnnI-
ing everything furnished, no experience.
Don't worry about capital. Boyd Z. Brown
Omaha, Neb.
FREE TO ANY WOMAN: Beaut1ful AZ
nee Gold dec dinner set for d1str1Dutin
5 doz cakes Complexion Soap Free among
friends: no money needed. TyrreH ward
PIG Institute, Chicago.
LADIES-A fascinating home business
tinting postcards pictures, sc. spare
time: make $12 weekly, no canvasslng |,
samples Zoe; particulars free. Arunt ID
$40 100 Manhtn. St., New York.
TO EVERY house wife Vacuum Washing
Machine FREE No canvassing or work
to do. Write for particulars. Gribben Ad-
yertising Agency Box S14, Beaumont, TEX
WANTED-Lady traveller. Experience un-
necessary Salary commission and eX-
pense allowance to right lady Mcbrauy
& Co., Chicago.
DO EASY. pleasant coloring work at home !;
good pay; no canvassing; 40 experience
reGuired Illus. particulars free helping
Hand Stores, Chicago.
NEAT reliable white woman or girl for
house work. in family good nome
good wages Phone 2433 NJ
ANTED-Competent woman for general
house work, 416 Topeka ave.
WOMEN TO KNOW that The Clayton
Drug Co. 1919 East 9th st. cuts on patents:
A WOMAN who washes and irons nicely
wants work. 1909 Lane.
EXPERIENCE white woman COOK. Cali
119 West 9th ST.
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Bathed. Shocked, Undertaken.

Mandan. n D., April luke
Heating. aged 101, died a few days
after he had been given. the first bath
he had Sustained" in over twenty
wears. Physicians said they feared the
bath. changing his conditions OF lie,
would kill him. They had advised
"a gainst him bathing.
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FOR sALE1LIvE STOCK.

FOR SALE-Young black driving mare.
harness and buggy. 1856 Van Buren,
Phone 500 rings.
ron SAIEN6-year -old mare. rubber tire
surrey and harness. 1903 N Van Buren,.
IsoR SALE-Red mare, $25. weight 800.
gentle 203 Elnmef after six o'clock.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Brown leather pocketbook contain
ing 4Oc and rubies, between Ga Bran
ner and Fritton's grocery. Sylvia Mosher,
GIL Kramer
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There's a Devoe paint and yarn.sh
for every need. G. Nj. Hill & SON
ADV.
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FOR sALE-oULTRY.

FOR SALE[POULTRY.
WHITE wyandotte eggs. hens mated
with second cockerel state fair. Phone
1859 White.
EGGS &c each. Thoroughbred white Leg
horns. s. c. Reds. Chas. Warner, end
cemetery car line. ----.-
BARRED ROCK eggs for Matching from
49, hest strain Of LAYERS in Shawnee
county Phone 1851 k-2.
o An pm ROCK eggs from daily layers,
50 90 hundred All NJ
m yOrT wish good Barred Rock eggs for
setting phone All NJ.
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e. B. GUILD MUSIC &C
piano tuning $3.50.
Phone 331.

/ Bush & Gert's IS note player piano.
Been used 3 years. Regular $3.50. our
price only $235: SO cash, balance 500
per week, with % rolls music, one bench,
/ scarf, two tunings free.
1 Columbia mahogany player piano. only
good as new. Regular $3.50, our price only
S275. Terms so cash, 81 per week. Free,
25 rolls music, 1 bench, 1 scarf, tunings.
1 Shoninger, mahogany case piano, been
used s years, good for beginners. Price
SIS; IS cash, 81 per week.
1 Royal piano walnut case, been used
6 years, in splendid condition. Price 500;
SIS cash, So month.
1 Boardman, walnut case. been used
years. a bargain at only $125; So cash, %
month.
Phone 1915.
HIGH GRADE piano, cost new $3.50, In
fine condition Will sacrifice. 1881 Grove.
Call 357.
FOR SALE-A new kimball player piano
at q bargain. See this one before you
buy. 312 West 4th. Phone 4S1O White.
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WANTED-sALEsMEN,

WANTED-High class statesmen to sell the
only auto accessory that saves money every
day and does not depreciation value; every
car owner a possible purchaser. Liberal
and see it demonstrated at $50 Topeka ave.
ii. E. Subway. Phone 1929.
statesmen WANTED-ExperIence un-
necessary, easy work. big pay. Write
for large list of openings offering oppor-
tunities to earn 500 to $500 month while
you learn. Address nearest office Dept
369. National Salesmen's Training Asso-
SALESMEN-Whole time side line, 10
minutes time pays you $40; pocket sam
pies; prompt commissions. State territory
covered. Elwood Mfg. Co., Inc Ills MICH
igan ave-, Chicago.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with grocery
trade large demand liberal commission
Pocket sample. Wirth Salesbook Co., chi
cago.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-SITUAT
WANTED-Position as driver truck or
pleasure car. Can give references J. l.
G.. care of State Journal.
YOUNG MAN wants a farm hand job.
Honest and sober, willing worker. Ad-
dress A. A. L., care Journal.
WANTED-House work farm. Miss
Eisermann, 532 Swygart, Topeka.
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SEVEN room house all newly papered well
and cistern. water in house, gas, large
porch, paved street, street car, near bust
at once. 1893 Central ave. Phone 3OO3.
IL IL Madison, rooms. 100 100
40 nad' egh9 3 rS sGTHRiR &, Co. .,n
MODERN ,7-room house; Eleetrici t|,+s and
ba T. chicken house and good yard at 1863
Lane street. Call phone 61o or 1901.
FOR RENT-New strictly modern room
s25 after April 10th. Inquire 1O4 North
Clay. Phone 4704 White.
SIX room house, modern except n, Iurn ,.H
er. Part cash. balance terms. key at 4oo
Buchanan.
foset. e0tt a4ty %odsrn
414 Underwood ave Cali 1877.
FOR RENT-6 rooms, close IN, fine con con
pS S5ti9G sss gent reasonable, n. b, canDDell
FOR RENT room house. 426 Elmwood.
Potwin. $15: Merriam Mortgage COM
FOR RENT-Strictly modern house, close
In f. S. Thomas, $40 Kansas ave-
SIX room house. IA West St, bath. cistern
White
LARGE Broom house. gas as. well ell, cistern-
! 522 Lawrence. Phone 1908 ked.
1871 MONROE. 6 rooms, $3.50. Phone 3d.
! George E. Seybold.
FOR RENT-Five room modern cottage.
$40 Phone 1927 Blue. 419 q. 11th.
FOR Rents room house, SIG W. First
1872 Blue.
FOR RENT-One 8 room furnished house
at 300 Lawrence.
/ GROOM house 1926 Kansas ave. Phone
/ 1884. S. Hogue.
FIVE rooms, bath, two stories, 3o6 Har-
rison. 204S Blue.
FIVE room house, good condition, S26
| Jefferson ST. Phone 2542 Blue.
! FOR RENT room house, cistern and
gas 400 Lawrence. Phone 4OO1 Black.
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Step ladders at Forbes-'-Adv.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ALI, kinds of yard work. sodding. grading
and tree trimming. Phone 216z Red
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MEN WANTED to learn the barber trade
DDS; position secured; commission paid
while learning; tools given absolutely free
or write Topeka Barber College. 327 Kan
Evening journal., 1915-04-05


ISpEAKnAN SUPPLY AND PIPE C
113 Market Street.
Recent Installations Of Speakmau
Plumbing Fixtures.
Little Sisters of the Poor
AchitectS, Ballingcr 4 Pcrrot.
Plumber, II. A. Brand.
Elenora Apartment House
Owner, Humphrey Lynch.
Plumbers, GawthrOp & Bro. Co.
Dr. Albert Robin, Resi-
dence
Architects, Brown & Whiteside. Inc.
Plumbers, GawthrOp & Bro. Co.
Three Residences
sixth and DelamOre Place.
Owner, r. j. Isaac.
Plumber, VIM. d. ShelIady.
Three Residences
Nos. 2Ol-3-5 East 23rd Street.
Owner, j. p. ReardOn.
Plumber, Chas. w. Sharp.
Evening journal., 1915-04-05
I'm Milady's BOudOir"
Attainabe Besny No For Most Women By GWEN SEARS
Copyright 1918, BY q. Y. Taft.
Home Facial Massage

giving complete and particularly facial that
pacced at home without difficulty kneodng
circular movement should
ears then from the chin the OF
e forehead toward the
only this is to
I'd the stimulation directed toward the glands will be
r benefit After the circular friction the of the forehead
the temples place the four fingers Of either hand back back and
alternately up and down. going from side of the forehead the
AS set other
This the flesh treating
crosswse. See { that skin food is applied
will
length of time the contribute its
Another
ebrows them hair line.
Anything frictOns the without pushing lines
showing that
is important that the muscles be wholly relaxed during
a lines like accordion pats between the be given
circular kneeding with the first second finger
Place the left hand directly between the eyebrows
stationary Place finger the right hand
the lines bsky back and forth afrwad rub with
follow with
oothing friction
should that of her
which provides
which falls easily
the right hand the eyed close the
mt Beginning kneadng working
placing the thumb the base the line
smooth gently with the first finger bringing the flesh out in fold