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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-13
ROOMS FOR RENT


BROAD AND PARRISH. N, .. eor,mNicSely, fur fur
nished bedroom and sitting room ad1olnihs
bath, also conf. single room very reasohaole.
ppOAD NJ ls05--Second- hoor-front suite; pri-
yate bath. hot water; no childreni owher,--
SIIESTER AVE, 450S---Furnshed rooms; con-
tinuous hot water; ideal locatoni near Park.
CJIEsTNJJT, 1pO4-Second floor front suite
single rooms; steam heat, electrleltyi reier.
ssIIIssTNIJT 2O0o--DESIRABLE ROOMS, PER-
MANENT OR TRANSIENT.
f,HESTNtJT, 20i5-Second-foor back room; hot
and cold running water, -
CIIEsTNJT. 2043--2-room suite large front
room; southern exposure; single room; elect,
TEFFERsON, 1s20-Second- story front, fur
nished unfurnished, all con- ref, exchahsed.
SS1, VERNON, Is31--Second front, furnished
suitable for . business womeni private family.
PINE 500 The Dresden--Furn. double room,
nrivate bath, steam heat, electric lghts
zrIr N 23l5--Vacances. furnished housekeep-
,ns; private bath plenty hot water reasonable.
-i,fr,J sT-. NJ i4Oi-Two housekeeplng rooms,
iof,,rnished ititchenette; 50 up; room. private
hath S4bO; single room, " -
,5T.Ii ST.. NJ, 7iD--well-furnished ROOM all
conyeniences,
5isT, NJ 2i-Newly FURNISHED room nesr 44s =
WILL Owe eids IIskt xersTSsS%Is q ssSyy
SgSG;S; fsS sSaaiIa; Y ss2j ~ & q
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
GREAT ANNIVERSARY oAH
PIANOS AND PLAYER-PIANos


This is our fty-second aagiyersar1y niSnos. mSnos
player-pianos and phonograp.hts p.h amd THOMPSON
al our Uptown Stores cor o'n anu
sines April TO- 1862 9th snd f1n TnoHPfiSs rSiSs
sbs sts hsse ssere ea4o values In hadepha n faef
customers from O orSer al Psrtt to lake advantage
psia ,hess snd exseepona xeh Values Our April sale sale
has always been largely rreter than ever
Many piaHos have returned sold rom WITH the
rental accounts, rebuilt rebuilt ami Many others. in.
SiSsins sSa ali az So sse
been taSsn zen fs sSo@ins paiT Is summary
paaoff few Specials 70 be offered in this saie'
REDUCED PLAyER.PIA,Nis9Ss ,isS new
seeswebeaed PsysgPipsinaqno Piano; SS $3.50 new. new
s$SSSsppe ssSSSAs1S mPiayerPano; $3.50 nsw; nssSw;sp,ano,
SSSS-Matchess Cunningham
$500 new.
several Asoiaas. and !so EssnsSsiSs SsS~ % rssSiar
Pianos saod aodussu es new; guaranteed Ave years.
g ypr,stt Planes a. st ssSSS ssSSSS 70 70 siSo a..
x uppriisght Piahos. modern. at sl9o 20 skas
,s sSS SIS ssassisSs ssio%
prices.
The aeoys atonn,hehS% ,efun Mathushek Pease' etc.
TERM. az monthly and upward u,a On raa pianos
40 Te,rnnthly ~ ana upward on player-piahos'
c.u or write for large ILLUSTRATED illusas oatA-
,oaues 1n With special plans Of pasmehN
unppp.s UPTOWN STORES ToREsu.
Cor. Sth sqS qS,'rSsS T%s%pisssSSs 1898. ''.'. rnn..
----,,--- --z,,,7S,ss7,JcffAM UPRIGHT PIANO, full
modern: this is very ino tone
sise; az III miss this opportunty cash or easy
fffB%%sAi ffff1B%%sAiRp VINCENT, sse:sss-s4o y erH; =.
* - S6ii PTATnk SSS q wsiss UIHs's 3 esi' 81
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BOARD WANTED

MOTHER and son (youuE mani, desire suburban
boarding, either ponua. or New Jersey: state
full particulars G207 Carpenter st.
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GERMANTOWN
THE NEW ADDITION
TO PELHAM COURT
Is OPEN


PELHAM COURT was not built 10 make an
appeal to every onc--but to you who dCmand
the best and are accustomed to receive tat
price which. considering what YOU do de-
mand and receive, is moderatc-it Will make
q strong, compelling appeal,
PELHAM COURT Is located at Carpenter 3
Station. Germantown. just off beautiful Lin.
coin Drive on the Pennsylvania Railroad; 30
trains day; surely transportation
enough for any one.
Suites of rooms and bath to 6 rooms ana
. baths the size to suit your requirements
Prices are from $50 up. .
APARTMENT HOTEL and located in an
absolutely ideal and exclusively SUBURBAN
' location or,,,,,,
COURT ana find perfect suburban legation
with transportation uncXcelled, an ldeally, con-
structed buidlng, quiet, dlsnifed. elsgaGI, 60
You may select an apartment or tne SIZE 70
suit your individual needs YOU VIII ma a., a,i
your housekeeping. problems solved and taRen
care OF for YOU absolutely without eitort on on
your part; you will find n table of the utmost
excellence at a. most moderate price ana @ the
same courtesy. service and attention vs. uhl-
form throughout tho entire cstahnShment. l.,
For fun Information, arrangements Tot IN
spectlon and reservations. call, phone or write
NcI MAN s. SHERWOOD
spP1yCt aat7tt "@>"''0 RACE 3o25.
Or his representative on the premises at
Pelham Court.
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TYPEWRITERs AND SUPPLIES
WANTED


ANTIQUE furniture. china. silver. old war and
shin pictures; highest prices paid for rare
pieces antiques. 1923 Pine st. Locust 6604
ANTIQUE furniture, broken jewelry. gold sill
Yer. false teeth, feather beds. "Anttques.'
735 Walnut Phone Walnut 1920. Est. 1865
BROKEN J41WELRY. antiques, pistols, coina
coin books with prices pay. mailed l5c. J, T.
boss Peope's Store). 260 s, 1ith, Wal. 44sG.
CAsT-oFF CLoTHING-Highest price paid for
ladies' and mems clothing, hats, shoes. etc.
Phone Poplar 577l, Bl.ACt<ER, 123o Poplar.
DIAMONDS BOUGiIr
Highest prices paid. Business strictly conh-
DENTAL. WM FISHER. 1877 $. sth St --
DIAMONDS & PEARLS BoUGHT FOR SPOT
CASH COLLATERAL BANK, I07 s. 8TH ST.
- ITRNITURE-oFFICE OR HOUSEHOLD
Partition railing, safes, antiques. modern FUR.
niture. What have you to sell for spot cashl
PATTEN FURNITURE COMPANY
Wal. 1864. 1927 Arch st. Race e60d
FURNITURE. pianos. carpets. antiques; entire
or part houses bought for cash, no matter
how large ]. Bernstein, 1854 Ridge ave. =
FURNITURE, CARPETS, ErCg KIttEMER.
4O53 GIRARD AVE. PHONE PRESTON 6ll1.
Office and Household Furniture
DtILING Central Second Hand Furniture Co.
o0IO00-Ot4 Caowhill. Fllbert AIDS.
zoe no S5 set paid for old false teeth we pay
500 per ounce for gold; bring or mail Lees
old gold and silver shop. III Walnut ST.; cash
by return mail; send postal VIII call.
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APARTMENTS

TWO centrally located 2-rooms-a nd -hat tn apart
meuts. steam heated, light furnished; rent
$40 and $40 per month. Apply first floor rear,
1870 Chestnut ST., for further information.
45TH. s., 1aii--Attractivcly furnished apts.;
rooms; hOt-vatcr heat. elect. Wdn. 2SSO w.
THE DREXEGi. at Ovcrbrook Staton--Unfur-
nlshed rooms and bath.
WALNUT LANE E.. 13O-4 and rooms and
bath; porch, Phone Germantown 26l3.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

fAit good work horses suit coal or ,oa ,..----
cneap, Pierson Sac Park ave. - ''o WAGON
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CARPET CLEANING

CONTINENTAL
CARPET CLEANING HOUSE
2OTH ST, ABOVE CHESTNUT
Bell, Locust NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Race AGO
KEYSTONE CARPET CLEANING Carpets
cleaned and secured. iii Westmore!and at.
Phone TiJga ISIS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-13


hOu have read the following advor,,....-,
sreauently. The Offering contains Iayerr,,isement
S'nag oue, hone II may be YOU Es,ehlIsb.oob, .o,
SyYain StndA Cement and Buiidins, MousnieI
evSnsss, Teaming Long .distnnrc Wn,.iIi -WSrinIai
oVvnor i,ing. Past : years pronts ii NM
""c' Wishes to retire. 'i''"VV'
ANOTHER BARGAIN
nnnnGI,s.ptlonal offer Established Coal Food .,,a
. bonr,inss supplies BUSINESS. Conyenien, ~ ~
truck or yt,.y yty, or Bethlehem. Pa, by team.
witboua ,raim. Including real estate, s5son,,
"''"out dwelling. :3j00. ''''o'
ANOTHER BARGAIN
n SStss aSfss dgpyeloped Slate and Brick proper,y
stonf noC County,; best slate in pennsyivve. oi
,1uUu or Will exchange for income nroaor, oara
I" part write for dcacriptive "irc,1arss s''S
poor, ,,, w, Il. GARIs
NoolWorth .Bldg, Bethlehem Pa
.,..NCoRPoRATE YOUR RtrsINrss
AVOID loss by limiting your InbiIitve no ,,,..
sorDe rDDee'uWare office and arO fully continued te
UNITED sERViscEG EGHa Sonrp nmrfpny w ether oG ways;
--Lonoard 1868. 574.5IG DrcSci RniiTaiinOsa
REAL ,.,,L ESTATE OFFICE established contr,,
income of s6ooo will sell low ss LOT d, bo byearly
ttere.sstts require owners tlmc un,isunI onpar or
tul,tE; Call 1123 Land Title ills jlroon,d
s2oOo OR MORE 20 invest, with servicos ~. av
.TpeIlenced business man In n nrotnisinc ,n,,,r
ulavturlng business now I'm opcrafin tb,t 20, =,
oS FUSED ana made profitable by ndditionn /
capital and experience. Address With portiru
---itls, . .no, Ledger Central
PAIENTS.our ( hooks sent free .Ito,v 10
imam Patents" Victor J. Evans q 90
--. l1-oA ohestnut ST. Philadelphia.
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SANITARIUTS

lNVALIDS CHRISTIAN SANtTARIUM
(Uusoctarian). Beautiful location; physician.
nurses; no wards; spacious grounds; Old York
road to Broad St, south of Chetcn ave; very
moderate rates. Phone Oak Lane 172n.
BEAUTIFUL LOCATION; apCcal scientific care;
nervous, elderly; every comfort; nurses; book
let. Dr. Randall, city Line Chestnut Hin.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

hfaL lhESSES, renovated, brass beds re-
iacqueredi all materials sterlliacd, feathers
StgW covers covers washed. sizes altered.
CiCuucl 3, lluf ). I'd. Lomb. 4T03 PostaL l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-13

FULL-DRESs SUITS TO HIRE
Also Cutaways, Prince Alberts iruSedos etc
osf, SAMUEL COOPER, 1910 Girard ave.
,IlS enc store. Phone ponlar G34n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-13

DON'T mlsiudge others; Detective Mllard will
get you facts. STANDARD Detcctive Burenu Con.
sultation FREQ. 1922 Chestnut st Fsinh 1ssa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-13

DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Pearls and emeralds. Apprniscmeut nor cont
HARRY w SMITH III SAMSON ST ~'''
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ALWAYS BUSY-WIYq
. Alsover's Express and storage Co Inc
Lawrence and Vine SITS. Phone, Market po4
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Continued from Preceding column
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OLD GOLD

OLD GOLD. silver. platinum, plated ware, old
style JeVelry teeth plates bought for cash.
Est 1870. j, l.. CLARK, reNner, sO7 SAMSON.
OLD Gol.D-,cash paid for old gold silver
ROGERS. - $. 17th st. Both phones.
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HEATING

HEATERS. boilers. ,ranses new ana andi repu,t: hsnt
will install cheap. 1927 Ffbert N.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-13

StIERfLUOuS HAIR removed by electrolysls
Inea only permanent way Eyebrows arched
MISS SMLTH. 4na kelih ThnnLrn Eulldinc. ~
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FOR SALE

BILLIARD. POOL, combination, secondhand
souFht, sold. rented: exchanged; repairing:
supplies; Lafe keafer. American manufac-
turer 329 Girard ave. Phone Kens. 23l5
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-13

CASH REGISTERS bought. exchanged repaired,
replated: supplies; new and factory rebuilt
regsters; new total adders low as $40. Call
|, and zee our new models, Registers sold by US
on easy payments and fully guaranteed.
THE NATIONAL. CASH REGISTER CO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-13

EVENING CLOTHES TO HIRE
Latest STYLES phone Poplar 235; omen pygs
LElDNERS, 10th aud Girard ave. s w. cor
81 PER WEEK--Clothing made IN YOUR roeo sura
on Wcck,v or monthly payments
Bitt'NNAN q Co. Room 3, 900 Walnut st.
HATS REBLOCKED. 75 CENTS
BLAKE & CO. 900 ARCH ST. EST 1887
OLD GOLD, SILVER, diamonds, jewelry, old
faise teeth, coins, bought for cash 1876 s.. sth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-21
STAY;
Gray
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Tint your hair 10 the shade desired
with "Rrownston~ This new prep
araiion IL far superior 10 any min
tur. that contains hsnna, sulphur,
silver. lead or similar preparations
There r. no danger % an itching
or poisoned scalp when you use
"Brownaton~" for this simple prep
arntton positively contains no lead.
mercury. silver. sulphur. xinc, anil
line. coal tar products or their de.
rivaiiyes. You just brush or comb
Il into tho hair and pr-stoi--your
gray hairs instantly disappea Your
throuRhout--thr ends are ne dark as
tho balance. and YOU have any shade
'd~rircf. from light brown 20 a
black Just moments touching
up once q month and no one can
etnr detect Il
30 rubbing or washing off-no
fading
PREPARED I'm two shadss-one TO
produce golden or medium brown.
the other dark brown or black. Two
siEes-2s cents and 100
We will send absolutely free. for n
short time only. a sample bottle Of
"Brownaton- II you will send us
your name and address. accompanied
by Zoe TO help pay postage and pack =
ing No samples at dealers. This
atone" Hair Stain. and find for your
self lust how superior Il Is 20 all So
called dyes" combs. etc. Tho Ken
ton Pharmacal Co. s1s Coppln BidE,
Covington. Ky.
sold and guara ntccd at all leading
drug and toilet counters. Don't ac-
cept any substitute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-21
Freshness Undoes
Naval Deserter

PORTLAND. June 2l.--Sol Blapp,
alias Jack Gibson. here today faces
the charge of deserving the navy in
time OF war. punishable by death.
Blapps entire trouble can be trac-
ed to one indlscretion.
He blew cigaret smoke into the
face OF policeman. The officer de-
manded Blapp's registration card.
mot old enough" replied Blapp
Didn't have TO register"
The policeman then arrested
Blapp for violating a state law pro.
hiblting minors from smoking. Lat.
er investigation showed that Blapp
deserted from the cruiser New Or.
leans, and he was turned over to the
federal authorities today. He Is not
of age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-21
GIVES SONG NAME

0.--About two weeks ago saw a
play at the Ciemrcr theatre called
The Barrier" and as the show
ended we could hear an Italian
song played on phorograph.
columns. who sang that songf
p. l.. n.
A--The song YOU heard was
"Manan." by Massenet. and Caruso
was the singer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-21

The Sunset highway will be open
10 automobiles as far as the sum
nit OF Snoqualmie pass by Sunday.
according TO County Engineer
Humes. who inspected II Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-21

OPEN PASS SUNDAY REPORTS WELLS CASE

supt J. d. Ross, OF the city light
department. thru Inspector G. n.
Sheldon Of the department. notified.
the civil service commission We'd
nesday of his suspension June OF
Hnlet NJ. Wells.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-21

LONDON. England, June n.
The husband 81 the queen Of
Holland is today virtually
prisoner Of war.
His eaptors are hlt wife's
own subjects.
All his actions are under
surveillance. Many parts OF
his wife's kingdom are barred
against him.
All this Is because the prince
ConEort, who ~ a German. violated
Eaitch neutrality by smuggling
three German army officers out OF
in,ornment camps back to their
native land.
consort is German
The Hollanders. including their
queen. fear he viii rty Il again
The prince consort before his
rarrlago. was Duke Heinrich
Vladimir Albcr, Ernest OF Meek.
lcnburg Schwerin.
The prince conHorts Gcrmauic
tympathiea have been manifested
queen. fear he viii try II ngian.
The smuggling out Of the Ger.
inan officers was the final act.
compromising the Dutch nation TO
"a point that required drastic &C
ton.
Reliable reports describe the
smuggling az highly dramatic.
The three officers were old
time friends OF the eonsors.
Without violating Dutch neu.
trslity they could not leave
Holland They appealed 20
their old friend. the prince
eonsor;. He promised hello.
Meet me az midnight to-
night" he told them. naming
secluded spot There they
were met BY the prince In his
elosed automobile.
Quickly the four sped toward the
border. lights low and full power
on.
Bluffs the Sentry
Halt" cried Dutch sentry as
the border was neared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-21

The prince consort was all In.
Gignation.
who arc you TO stop me +"
he cried In passionate indig.
nation.
81 am your superior officer
and the prince eonsortl Stand
back quickly or IL Will be
worse for youl ! am on your
queens buelnessl"
The sentry was all apology lie
saw none in the car but the prince
conSort He feared TO halt the
royal equipage longer. and allowed
II 20 pass.
Discovery Brings Protests
Quickly then the big machine
sped over the border. discharged
It's three German officers and sped
home
Not for some days was the secret
learned
Then France and Britain were
aroused and made protest 10 the
Holland government.
SO the prince consort has been
practically deprived OF his liberty.
Queen Wilhelmina is as deter
mined as any there shall be no
more such pro-German operations
IN her country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-21
CAN'T COLLECT TAX

The opinion of Judge Frater that
the city could not collect per
cent gross earnings tax from the
Seattle, Renton 4 Southern follow
ing the passage of an ordinance re-
voking it's franchise was upheld by
the supreme court Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-21
He'll Teach Aviators

Terah T. Maroney. Seattle
aviator. has accepted a post as in.
structor in aviation in the United
States army. lie has resigned his
commission In the Washington
naval militia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-21
BUY ARMY LUMBER

With the approval OF George T.
Long and J. T. Gregory. represen-
fatives OF the council of national
defense. the Hurley-Mason Co.
Wednesday placed its order with
the West Coast Lumbermen's asso-
cation for the 25.000.000 feet OF
lumber necessary for the construc-
SSon OF the army cantonment at
American lake.
The price was 1850 per 1000
feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-21
Leave for Recruits

Second Washington infantry Of
ficers have been ordered 10 their
home towns 10 recruit their com.
ranies to full war strength.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-21

Crowd Is Patriotic
When Frank +. Skrivanic sang
America. Love You" at a con.
cert given by the Seattle Mems
Chorus Wednesday nigh, in the
Odd Fellows temple. the crowd
went Wild with applause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-21
GIVE BENEFIT ENTERTAiN-
hENT

The Red Cross auxiliary No. 1888
(Seahurst Park and Three Tree
PoinD will give benefit enter
tainment at the Three Tree Point
clubhouse Saturday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-21
Approve New Plans

Full approval OF recognition
plans OF the Seattle Athletic club
WAS voiced by members at ban
quet Wednesday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-21

Dear Miss orey:--Plesse let ne
say . few words In regard 20 the
woman whose husb,nd would not
support her In New York. I should
say 90 hcr-you are right and I
believe In being more severe. NY
husband. whom Jeff In Detroit
Mich. wouldn't work. but was very
nice. Net nice enough 10 care for
me. so u was Up TO me 20 care for
myself. Later when I had my babe
he s,ilI would net work.
I left him and came out here.
but he found me. thru my friends
I suppose. ne wrote asking me for
help and promising TO do many vr.
bellevable things. But no. ! didn't
write, 80 soon Afterwards he came
anyway and wanted 20 come back
20 me on the baby boys account
threatened TO kin himself N did
not 90 back TO him. I took no heed.
for II he loved me enough TO XIII
himself he should love me enough
20 support me and the baby.
Later obtained a divorce and
he DIDN'T kill himself either. and
year later married again. Nov
they have three children, and two
months after their marriage the
MIRA. was going 20 work every
morning. the same az ! had 20 dc.
don't believe men Ike yours
and mine (fhat used 20 be- are 20
be bothered with, and you are bet
ter of without him. pon't worry.
for II he won't support you he
won't kill himself for love OF you.
and as our cases are so much
sIlke, ! think the same remedy
rhould be applied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-21

Dear Miss Grey: - noticed In
your columns a remedy for worms.
which prompts me 10 suggest my
remedies which I have used with
good results.
For the green worms which prey
upon the leaves. ! have found that
dashiro cold water. a. cold AZ can
he procured. upon the leaves and
heads In the middle Of the day
when the sun 10 shining hottest 20
be very effective. For the roo,
masgot have used for the past
two years naptha nest eggs ard
found them very effective. Moth
balls may answer the same pur.
pose. Break them into small Jumps
the sire Of TINA bean. When
transplsntlro see that there are no
worms or the roots. then set the
plants we'll down and place a lump
Of nap,ha bsside the stalk. above
the ground. This keeps the hy
away that deposits the ego. I tried
crushed naptha last season. but
the results were no, as good, az Il
dissolved too readily. The Jumps
will last thru the season.
RAISED A FARMER. AGE ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-21

Gould you tell me how to
clean gold iaee1 am afraid to
wash u for fear I Will spoil H.
S. a. X.
A-To clean oliver or gold lace
and gold braid take piece OF
wooden cloth. place the lace on
this. free IL OF all dust with "A
brush. aud then apply some alum
(which has been burnt. powdered
and slfted thru fine siovel with
soft brush This will remove the
tRrnish and restore II 20 It's former
brightness II II has not been worn
thgeadbare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-21
Cynthia Grey's
LETTERS

O VIII YOU please print IN your
columns recipe for successfully
t.ntlng ~, waists 10y using crepe
thpcr' a READER.
\ In order Co get the prcttlest
colors buy the very brighteHt col.
lored crepe paper. For instance, II
YOU want certain shade of pink
or old rose. brlpht red crepe
reper IA the beat Wash the waist
end rinse II thoroughly. as n must
be vet when YOU dip Il into the
cdlorcd water. II takes very little
q. the paper and soak II In water
rs hot Us yuu can stand your hands
In, the hotter the better Have u
small piece OF silk Ut hand 10 test
ito shade and when Won get the
tight color t1ke the waist by the
bottom edge and dip " In and out
two or three times. wiring Il out
carefully and hang on a line to dry
BE sure to remove all little Pieces
OF crepe psper from the water be
fore YOU dip the waist. as IL will
streak /. any uf these little pieces
get on u. Add wee bit Of salt
to the water
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