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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
MY RIVAL PLAYS A SIMPLE TRUMP AND WINS


OF that bungalow. inside and outside.
flashed upon me-
Tell me what It's like" I whis.
pered. and l glanced up at him
anxiourly. and then past him. and
beheld In the moonlight. thru the
trunks OF the trees. that ghontiy In
definite female form ntill keeping
pace with us.
had been educated 20 scorn all
superstitionH. no whispered 10 my.
self. Jane Borimer. it's you. not
your husband. who is crazy to-
night"
Just then We entered n long.
straight path which was walled be-
tween thick hedges six feet high.
This walk was one OF the wonders OF
tho Lorimer park In midsummer
We walked slowly. and I was ms
happy as Eve in Paradise. while
Bob described. quite correctly. the
entire first floor OF our own little
home. And then. enthusiastically.
one might say. we assembled the
stair together:
II know how that second floor is
furnished. too" and bob laughed.
which was a rare thing with him.
I'm the front room. which IL large.
there is"
At the moment We emerged from
the walled path. At i,H end was a
curved marble bench. an Italian an.
tiquc. And upon IL. aH beautiful as
Greek statute under the white
moon. In her white robes. sat kath.
erin. Miller. reaching down and pull.
Ing AT ono small white pump. Thus
goddess might adjust n sandal.
''oh. how fortunater she exciaim.
ed at sight OF US. II couldn't i'm.
agine how ! was ever going TO get
back to the house. I've hurt my
ankle. Turned my foot on a stone.
IL hurts awfuily. lin sure I can't
walk aione-'
'of course you can't" said y to
myself.
saw straight thru her rure. ~
simple and obvious plan" as chryn
had said Miss Miiiirr'r schemes
would be. but effective" And IA.
tai to Bob's welfare. for that night
and for how much longerg
ro Rr Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
Tea for st. Nicholas
School

A tea viii be given on Monday
afternoon from I until for the
students. aiumae and parents OF
the 81. Nicholas school.
The hortesscs Will be Mrs. ~. u.
Merrill. Miss Edith Dabney and the
senior class. composed Of Miss
Helena sherman. Miss Alice Hole
and Miss Mary Len Fiaken.
Assisting will be the wives Of the
trustees. who are Mrs, J. W. Eddy.
Mrs. Wallace Green Collins. Mrs
George w. Fischer. Mrs l.. C.
Henry. Mrs. =. NJ. Padsiford. Mrs.
Robsr, u. snowdcn. Mrs. Cecil II.
Bacon and Mrs. y. c. Wagner.
Thursday evening 81 next week
a banquet viii be given AZ the
school for the seniors by the high
school classes OF the school satur.
day morning. June Z. at 10 10
O'Clock. the commencement exercises
of the school will be held. Dr.
Aureila Henry Reinhardt, presldcn,
of Mills college. Of California. will
give the address. The exercises
will be held In the Seattle Fine Arts
gallery. DIR. Reinhardt will arrive
In the city Friday and viii be the
guest during her stay Of her reia.
uvss. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace C.
Henry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
Mother Advises
Hasty Marriage

Dear Miss Grey: arm girl o. ~
and am in love with man o. ~.
whom have been going with for ~
months. lie has a house and = 5000
position. The other day ne asker
me 10 be his wife, and I Refused be-
cause I thought was too young IN
get married. He told me he would
wait for me two years yet and was
very CLAN 20 hear him eay that
When I told my mother about u
shc said she didn't see why now
wouldn't be as good a time 10 GET
married as two years hence. She said
he could protect me as well ~ she
could. and II loved him she did n0e
see why we should wait.
Now, Miss Grey. would like moth
ing better than to be his wife: but !
have heard n great deal about girls
who are having trouble now becnuee
they married too young. and oon'e
care 10 have the least bit Of trouble
In our home.
Please advise me. Miss Grey. ~ -
whether / should stay single = few
more years. or should l marry now
as my mother advises7
As a rule. I do not take excep-
ton 10 parental advice; hut In
this particular instance l must
differ wieh your mothers cpfn-
ion. To begin with. a girl q IS 4
In not developed mentally Or ply
slcaIly sufficiently u becugno =
wife and mother. The bent phyal-
clans claim that 10 form = pr
feet union a woman should not
marry before she reaches her
2ist birthday. II the greatest
love OF a lifetime has coma -
you at this early age. . ~ (.
years. or many years. could MT
Danish II. II II is not the enour-
ing sort Of love. how much bet
ter for you and for the man that
you discover IT before marriAUe.
WAIT.
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Peter knew better than 20 waste
any effort trying 10 wee that ny. lie
knew he couldn't have seen !, had
- been only one fourth that distance
away. Hut " he couldn't see the
ny. he could hear the sharp click
Of scrapper'a bin. and he knew by
the way scrapper kept opening and
shutting his mouth after his return
that ~ had caught that fly. and II
had tasted good
ARE you going 20 build In the Old
Orchard this Year, asked Peter.
OF course I am declared Scrap
per. Il wouldn't think OF building
anywhere else. I've already picked
out the very place for my nest"
III you please said Peter. what
do you make your nest off,
"oh. all sorts OF things -- weed
stalks. grasses and moss" replied
scrappcr. Mrs kIngbird In most
particular about ~. She lines IL with
the very finest OF grasses and root,
lets. and with the cottony stuff that
grows on some plants. =" Just
then Scrappcr spied Blacky the
Crow. and with shrill cry dashed
out To meet him. Hiacky saw him
coming and was wise enough to sud.
denly appear 10 have no interest
whatever In the Old Orchard. turn
Ing away toward the Green Meadows
instead
Nest story: Old Clothes Wanted.
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so We walked In the moonlight.
Bob and I. aa lovers have done since
Eve walked with Adam. but In
the long history OF lovers"
thought. mo man and girl ever were
so oddly linked and 80 curiously. 10
cruelty separated as Hob and l."
II was a short distance from the
Lorimor house Co the little bungalow
II we cut thru the Lorimer gardens
and passed the edge Of the park.
and went out the gate at tho back
OF the estate.
hob turned that way. and he took
my arm. not Familiarity. not person
ally. rather an an ordinary courtesy
which meant nothing at all TO him
Hut IL meant 40 much TO me that
said to myself;
Miracles do happen-oniy we new
er know when TO expect them
which Is part OF the miracle."
We dropped into tho little ravine
which divided the garden. and we
crossed tho bridge where the Ger
man spy had chokcd me. chung e
Bob's arm ana caught my breath
remembering how Eioise had risen
like a spectre. how the noise of her
revolver had stunned me. how the
Hun had dropped at my feet
Across the park. among the trees
thought I saw Eioise'H white
shadow moving In step with us
shiycrcd. ! wished bob would talk
and kept my eyes from wandering
toward what | knew was only a
ghost raised by my own ina gination
Finally Rob did speak
I've got the whole plan Of that
house in my mindr' he exclaimed
triumphantiy. 1T came TO me while
was looking nj you at the dinner
table
"oh. "a, la How funny said I.
knowing that my remark was aim
ply silly. yet not daring TO let ms
feelings go.
mo. No, bit odd The sub
conscious mind works just tina,
way" Bob explained. II WASH,
thinking % tho house. WASH,
making any effort to recall any
thing. I was just watching you as
you talked 10 Mother. when sudden.
~. the whole architectural scheme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
Seattle Bankers
Attend Convention

The American Bankers assoeia.
ton. which held It's spring session
Mt the Grecnbrier. White sulphur
Springs. West Virginia. brought
over 500 bankers 10 the Grecnhsier
from all parts OF the country. The
West was especially well represent.
ed at this meeting. members max.
ing the trip from California. Wash.
inston. Oklahoma and Texas. Sea-.
tie members who were present were
Meksrs. r. r. Frazier and James
u. Hoge. Mr.. ID. W. rwohy. Of
Spokane. and Mr.. and Mira. y. w.
Purdy. OF Bcillnxham. wash. were
also present The most importan,
social feature OF the convention
was a banquet given by the Green.
brier on Tuesday evening for the
three hundred people. Mr.. John r.
Maddox. president OF the asHocia.
ton, was toastmaster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31

Is PETER RABBIT looked up at
"A scrapper the Kinghird. he saw
that. like all the rest Of the Fly.
catehsrs. he had just tho tincst Of
hooks on the end Of his bill. Scrap.
pef's slightly raised cap seemed all
black. but IL Peter could have been
where he could have looked down on
IL. he would have found In II patch
of oranscrcd. Suddenly Scrapper
dartsd out Into the air and his bin
snapped quite as chebec'x did when
he caught NY. Bu, 1, wasn't n ny
tina, scrapper caught: I, was bee.
Peter saw II very clearly just as
scrapper snapped !, w. II remind.
ed him that he had often heard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31

invar coming up 20 Lcnox and car
rying I'm off by night.
Anyhow. a high powered car IL
kept waiting with motors running
Ito foil such an attempt. the ma
tivcs believe.
Hotel men have a description Of
the young man to whom Fiji has
iost her heart.
FITS governcsT r. said to watch
over her by night as well AS in
struct her by day
This village talk about Fiji hav-
Ing romance Is pure tommyrot. .
says Widencr. she is entirely
too young to have affairs Of the
heart. She II here on account of
her health. The air OF the Berk-
shires, II is hoped. will benefit her.
she IL OF lonesome tempera-
ment. There are no young people
here for her TO associate with. and
II IL natural that she would be nc
companied by members OF the
household"
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scrapper called the Bee Martin. and
now he understood why.
do you live on bees altogether ?"
asked Peter.
Bless your heart. Peter. no." re.
piled Scrappcr with n chuckie
There wouldn't be any honey II
| did. | like bees. like them
first rate But they form only n
very small part OF my food. Those
| do catch are mostly drones, and
you know the droncs are quite use.
less. They do no work at all.
eat all kinds OF insects that fly. and
some that don't. I am one of Farm.
er Browns best friends. II he did
but know II. You may talk all you
please about the wonderful eyesight
of the Hawk family, but II any one
of them has better eycsight than 1
have, ia like 10 know who IL Is.
There's fly way over beyond that
old apple tree; watch me catch IT,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
g 1ntQhdlaQ1Jlre
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Try II out. sergeant. The ffesn AZ
viii do you good at any rate.
Let's make standards Of our own
lives for the other fellow TO Work ".
We need, the "shirttaiI dances,
but they need 10 be In their proper
place. say. at the bathing peacn'
where health and strength WIN - oe-
veloped and the body cieansed.
Let's show the "jazzers" the bach
road. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
Entertain Confederate
Dnu0hters

On June g. which Is the birthday
OF Jefferson Davis, Mrs. william
wilkins will entertain at a buffet
luncheon in honor OF the members
Of the Robert r. Lee chapter and
the Dixie chapter, OF Tacoma,
United Daughters Of the Confed
eracy. The luncheon will take place
at the wilkins home, 1901 Alki ave.
at IL O'Clock. The program will be
given at O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
ClUaJbc
CLUBS FOR SUNDAY
Overseas Club Outing

Tho Overseas club will give it's
first picnic on Sunday next. June 1.
1t Is requested that members and
their friends be at pier not later
than o15 n. m. 20 take the boat to
go to Chico. For further particulars
call Mrs. II. Recs. chairman picnic
committee, at East s34f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
Bridge-Luncheon

Mrs. y. Mondenhali entertained
with luncheon and bridge party
Thursday at the home Of her daugh.
ter. Mrs. Alexander pantagca. The
guests were Mrs. Frank stc,son,
Mrs. Y. Cartwright. Mrs. Tom
Nickerson. Mrs. Pratt. Mrs. william
Sherman Walker. Mrs. Carl Relter
and Mrs. T.. Wright.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS

- WV U0Me NV bBSt A0yooe u
Use Witheat Disesafsvt -
Less 81 Time.
We have q New Method that csres
asthma and we want you to try u
At our expense. No matter whether
your case In OF long standing or re-
cent development whether ~ Is pres
emit as occasional or chronic asthma
you should send for q FREQ trial OF
our method. No matter In what eli
mate you live. no matter what your
AZ. or occupation. II You are trou.
hi~d with asthma. our method should
relieve you promptly.
We especially want to scnd u 70
those apparently hopeless easea
where all forms OF tnhaiers. douches
opium preparations. fumes, patent
smokes" etc. have failed. We want
20 show everyone ut our own en-
pense that this new method II de-
signed TO end all difficult breathing
all wheeling. and all those terrible
psroxysms at once and for all time
This free offer II too important 10
neglect n single day. Write now and
then begin the method at once.
send no money. Simply mail Don
beiow DO II today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
Tennis Club
Dinner Dance

Al fresco affairs are the order Of
the day. and a dinner dance will
be held on Thursday at the Seattle
Tennis club. Reservations have
been limited to seventy-five. and It
n urged that those desiring TO go
notify the committee as soon az pos
sibIe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
Faculty and Nurses of
Swedish Hospital
Entertained

Miss Hlidur y. Anderson enter
tanned the faculty and nurses Of
the Swedish hospital with a dinner
at the Washington hotel on Wed
nesday evening. Covers were LAID
for seventy-five. Miss Anderson
was formerly superintendent Of IN.
Swedish hospital training school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
Awarding of
Service Medals

Dear Miss Grey: Are tho Goooen
tions OF a deceased soldier awns1o(
to his next OF kim
SOLDIERS SITTER
Under the present Law ~
Medal Of Honor. Distinguisno1
Service Gross and ODe1n.
guished Service Medal may - i
issued TO the relatives e .
deceased soldier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
Fine Arts Exhibition
AT the University

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
Entertainment for Guests

Mrs. a. Rookie Robertson enter.
'ained with a tea Thursday after.
noon NJ her home. 1853 Federal NV,
given to honor her house guests.
Mrs Walter Coulthard and Mrs.
James Noble. OF Vancouver. n. C..
who are spending the week with
her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
Seattle Business Girls Club

The Seattle Business Girls club
has postponed the annual rhododen.
dron walk until Sunday, June /. The
party will take the boat for Scdndia,
at $50 a. m, pier 3. Bring lunch,
cup and spoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
Red Cross tumble Shop

Miss Hlldur Lindgren. soprano.
viii delight her hearers at the
Red Cross tumble shop on Monday
during the noon hour Mrs. Gwen.
doiyn Taylor Lewis viii be at tile
piano.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31
FRANK GATES RETURNS

Frank Gates, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
u. r. Gates. Of w. 61st St, Bal
lard, arrived home from Camp
Grant this week. where he was re-
Gently mustered out OF the motor
cycle detachment Of the army.
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Vdssdr Aluninae Meets

vassar Aiumnas will meet Tues
day at 1890 O'Clock for luncheon a,
the women's University club.
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Wisteria Dance

The second dance OF the summer
series Of the Wisteria Dancing club
will be given this evening at Lcscbi
pavilion. dancing to begin at 0
O'Clock
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oil

thukutef. ana Mrs. Or-nsby. Mrs.
Tayior's mother. left Thursday 10 re
main In Portland untl Monday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Todd leave to-
day for California. 10 be gone three
weeks. They will 20 10 see their son
Dick. who is attending the Dcane
school at Santa Barbara. as he ex.
poets to so thru the Yellowstone and
will not return home until the latter
part OF the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tyler. Miss
May Lee and DIR. T.. G.. Ice. arc
spending the week end In Victoria.
II. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. III. Lilly have
motorcd to Portland over the week.
end.
MFR. and Mrs. w. r.. Herring lief,
Thursday on motor trip 10 Lake
Crescent and win return Monday.
Mrs. l.. l.. Love. OF Tacoma, In
spending a couple OF weeks with her
sister. Mrs. Frank Taylor
Mrs. William y. Dow and mother.
Mrs johnson. left Thursday for New
York 10 spend several weeks.
Mrs. ]. +. Terry IL spending the
weekend with MIR. and Mrs w. =.
Peachy.
Miss Betty Farmer. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Farmer. has re.
turned TO her home after undergoing
a successful operation for append.
citis at the Seattle General hospital.
Mr.. Paul A. Marsh. who saw serv.
Ice with the 3ofst Field signal battai.
Ion. has arrived In Boston. where he
viii be discharged.
Mrs. Lester Herrick. OF MEMO
Park. arrived in the city today to
spend a fortnight with her sister.
Mrs. William Chester Keith.
Capt. Charles II. Warren and Mrs.
Warren have removed from the
Hotel Otis TO an apartment at The
Saierno. Capt Warren has recently
returned from service in France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey J. Fettcr will
remove about the middle OF June to
their beautiful new home. which IL
being built on Federal ave. at Caller
81.
Mrs. r. II. Stuart and son and
nurse win leave Sunday for their
country place to spend n month.
Mrs. A. l.. kempster and daugh-
ter. Betty. have closed their horne at
zoos 18th ave. ". and will leave In a
few days for New York. where they
win Join Mr.. Kempster and make
their future home.
Mrs. W. s. Prosser and daughters.
the Misses Margaret and Mildred
Prosser. will remove June to Wing
Point to spend the summer
Mr.. william Chester Keith left
Thursday for a trip to Alaska.
Miss Mildred Moss, daughter OF
Brig. Gen. Harvey J. Moss. the ad.
jutant general, and Mrs. Moss. left
Seattle Friday night on the steamer
Governor for Los Angeles. where
she will Join her sisters. Misses
Nayzelle and Edna Moss. for a
months stay In the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Fritch re-
turned Monday from a short trip to
Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Kyer will
motor to Vancouver. Il. C.. TO spend
the weekend. Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
II. Bacon also spent Decoration day
there, going over by boat.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY. JUNE 2
Ladies' Musical Club

Tho closing active meeting Of the
Ladies' Musical club will be held on
Monday afternoon at o'clock in the
Y. w. G. a. auditorium. The annual
election will be held. All active mem.
bers are urged to be present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31

Let's go buy BoIdfs French Pas
try. Uptown. 1f1i 3rd Az; down
town, 9i3 End Ay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-31

LET'S 90 buy Boldts FcenGh -
try. Uptown. i&1s m Av.s GU
town. 913 End Az.
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Seattle Symphony
Orchestra

Seattle Symphony
Orchestra
Tomorrow afternoon Mr.. John
Spargur viii conduct tho popular
program for tho Seattle symphony
orchestra.
Mr.. Glide Lehman win be the
soloist.
The following program viii be
given.
Overture. william Tell. ..... Rossini
Air de Ballet tfor strings. Harp and
Trianelsl .ssts.sttt..s sss..ts Herbert
ahephefdH hcN ttrtfstttttssr bfatnErf
Concerto for rtanoforte and Orchestra
s.s.ss..sss. ts.tftttsts.s+.f+.s uriex
Allegro Motto Moderate. AdaEin, Allegro
Moderate Maes,oso.
Nc. Guide Lehman.
Two Spanish Dances. .s.s... .MNHkowaki
Largo from symphony No. 8. Prom the
New world" .................n Norak
Pianoferte Solos
CraeoNtsnne fantasiqus. .radsrewshi
Etude IN n Miner .st..s......... faast
Mr Lehman.
Southern Rhapsody ulrst time In
seatticl ssftsfsst tsssfssssstss Homer
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Members are asked 10 be Mt the
College Inn. corner OF l4th ave. N.
II. and East doth st.. university dis.
trict. by 195 o'clock and not later
than 2 o'clock. Automobiles will be
provided to convey members to the
meeting place.
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Chapter q. Y. Il. O.

Chapter @. l.. II. o.. viii meet Mon.
day afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs.
Frederick Adams. Cascade View
ave-. Laurelhurst.
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Dinner for
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine

AIR. and Mrs. II. r. Sharpiess viii
entertain at dinner at their home
tonight In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
y. r. Blaine. who leave tomorrow
20 spend the summer at their home.
Stonehoase. east OF the mountains.
Covers viii be placed for ten, and
later bridge will be enjoyed.
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Birthdag Dinner

MIR. X. u. Merrill gave a stag"
dinner party at his home Thursday
night. The occasion was Mr.. Mer'
rills birthday. Covers were placed
for twenty.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Kyer will
motor to Vancouver. II. C.. to spend
the weekend. Mr.. and Mrs Cecil
n. Bacon also spent Decoration day
there, going over by boat.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Fritch re-
turned Monday from a short trip to
Yakima.
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'crapper the kingbird
ny THORNTON w. BURGESS

Copyright. 1919. by r W. Burgess,
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Capt. Charles II. Warren and Mrs.
Warren have removed from the
Hotel Otis to an apartment at The
salerno. Capt. Warren has recently
returned from service in France.
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Mrs. Lester Hcrrick. OF MEMO
Park. arrived in the city today to
spend a fortnight with her sister.
Mrs. William Chester Keith.
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Mfr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Fet,cr will
remove about the middle OF June to
their beautiful new home. which Is
being built on Federal ave. at Caller
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