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Evening star., 1919-09-27
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TO-DAY!
BY
L.G. SCHROEDER
'.Initatiea IL the stncerest dattery."
Looking orer taa advertising pass
note eaf how S1ls S.ng 1as'I not only 4 ths rssi
estate field, but in other Hines ef e.
de4vor, are closely following oT style
meats Comparing tle real estate ad-
verttsements Il today With those ap-
pearins before March Of this year
We scEnowiedee the complainant in
this public manner, as we no doubt
extremely hnnan commodity know. -
tie love of appreciation; We Only hoge
that other realtors will temper their
insiy shoserins Diem NJ upon =. f.srias
that We may suifer eloasation Of cur
arm. arm from pAttias ourselves span our
Today's offerings. as most others we
have offered In our, public advertise
TIoSAL sARG1ISs. ~
WE HAVE MANY MORE.
ACT NOW.
A Good Value on North nth St.
$1,000.
Not far from High School; seven
rooms and bath: hot-water heat; wide =
alley and room for garage: two
porches; nice lawn; store entrance;
hardwood Aoors; large cellar. No. 2lo.
N St. West of I4th.
$4,000.
beautiful home Of fourteen rooms;
three baths; laundry: 4 wonderfully
tsn: DalI! eSsie Sesir:b1e ' fov residence. % club
home. or rental Of rooms to high-class
Of clients would net sood income.
Owner built the house for himself and
viii give immediate possession. No.
Desirable Location in NV.
$4,000.
electricity: hot-water heat; excellent
No. sos. =,
A Group Of New:.Homes in S. E.
$500.
These new homes are now ready
for their frst occupants: they are in
good neigh1orhood: contain six rooms 2
and bath: have hot-water heat and .
are lighted By electricity: eAch has .
tnAM frest ylrd and larger back yard.
sss'ssseE ssa ssesE Sas sth az; porehe' front
Another Attractive Group of
Homes. $1,000 to $4,000.
Absolutely new: overlooking at
tractive park; contain eight rooms;
hot-water heat: electrieity; laundry;
in ssrefe; many other attractive fea-
lures. Mes. els-a2. -
If we have not described the
home you are seeking. we have
it. Cali and let us show it.,
L. G. SCHROEDER.
Real Estate and Investments,
Loans and Insurance,
IA 18th. st. NV.
Phone Franklin 1903.
t5:s 80" : ~ (. =
M HOME FOB sxLE. sE. IsAl NAVY
81, 500 cash and 312.50 per msnth Price,
S7,2So. PoGDessioa :inRediataly. Ne brokers,
Address Ban 107-A. Star o0es- z8s
Evening star., 1919-09-27

FOR sALE-BUsINKss PROPERTY; STORE.
5 rooms and bath: on Pa. ave. NV. bet. 2lst
and I'D sts., by owner. For quick sale, $500.
Address Box 111-A. Star Office.
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Chevy Chase. D. c.

Near Circle and sehsol.
Corner residence Of roons and baths:
oreakfast and sleeping poFeAss; sarses; large
owner will tispose Of II for only ~. 800, Act
Quick. Immediate poesession. neseeQeh1a
1erms Can Frantiin BOSS. Altar pm. ca.
GARGE 6R00N, .1ENI6ff1C4fD .NI0k
House !, must be disposed Of lmA4dtatalA A4sn.
teysains:s to ., Rz u ~ 10y
Evening star., 1919-09-27

S4,25o-K AND NORTH CAPTToL; 7-RooM
hfirk. bath cellar: owner: excellent condition.
Address Boz 1S7-A. Star eaBce. 2ss
IS. .5OO--10th NV: 6-ROoA BRICK. BATH /;
furnace: sAraes: e1celleAt eoaAitisa: owner !:
Immediate peasesatsa. Addfsss Bsx 1o4-A. star
JAlnSON-BUILT HOME READY 10 lfovn
in; enly sAe left; 3o09 KaAaAa ava. NV; Q
rooms, hatA: double Aeoe; AMI: With eIlfa
deep lot = q wide alley. Taie i4th q. ear
and get OF At 14th and Shepherd. walk east
squafe6 to Kansas ave. Act quick.
THOMAS A. JAM0B0N.
$40 N. Y. ave. NV Maia 1927
2-sroRY HOUSE. STORE FRONT: HOT.
water heat: 9th st. l.W. Reatea 30. Price,
200. OWNER, 81 n st. n.w. s8s
Evening star., 1919-09-27

FOR SALE
Desirable colored puf.
: chasers-In best NV.
section city, to 9 rm.
houses. Prices. $2,6so to
$3.50. Cash. $500 to
$500. balance as rent
: For full particulars see
me, week days after S
pm; Sunday. 9 Am. 10
9P.m.
B. B. PINN. Agent.
1885 Walter St. Sc
Evening star., 1919-09-27

A Good Value on North nth St
$500.
Not far from HiSh School; seven
rooms and hath: hot-water heat; wide =
alley and room for garage; two
porches; nice lawn; store entrance;
hardwood ioors; large cellar. No. 216.
Evening star., 1919-09-27

FOR sALE-PRIcE, s1,00o-coNvENIENT
to Rockville car line q desirable country home
Of III acres: 4 modern house having eight
Fooms, electric lights,- and the whole property
in nne shape. fou would make No mistake In
buying this property.
BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC. l4O6 b ct. NV.
HOME OF HOMES.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
s ROOMS AND GARAGE.

WALTER A. BROWN. ga i4.h st.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
.W.:O'HARA

WILLBIT q RHINDCKB co.. ieoo n
. Exclusive Agent On ahsve thTeg psspsft
;. Phone Main 1028 -
Evening star., 1919-09-27
N St. West of 18th.
$4,000.

A beautiful home Of fourteen rooms:
three baths: laundry: 4 wonderfully
built house. attractive in every de-
tail: desifable for residence. club
home. or rental Of rooms to high-class
Of clients would net eood income.
Owner built the house for himself and
will give immediate possession. No.
CAS-.
Evening star., 1919-09-27

Only S., $50.
Capitol Hfll, good seetioa; 6 large resns and
bath; hot-Water heat; gas and electric; eo3oaiaI
fFvnt porch and back: alDest Dew; also wash
trays, servants lavatosy. Gee9t lst to paved
alley. Doa't miss this ene.
Home in Bloomingdale.
Good seetisa; has . resos and bath: furnace
Heat: ADe eeadition. Lot - alley. Owner -
premises. $1,000 cash. balalee aaeath1y. Price
only -, 510.
T. B. BROWN CO.,
1a1l G st. NV. Franklin 4o14
VACANT-NEAR Sd & T NE.
~. .5oo-Pre-var price for q nice q. and hath
hsme; cellar; furnace: gard for gaHase: strictly
white. 3o6 Evans bldg.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
A Group Of New:.Homes in S. E.

These new homes are now ready
for their drst occupants: they are in
q good neigh6orhond: contain six rooms
and bath: have hot-water heat and
are lighted By electricity: each has
SmAl froat yard and larger back yard.
eoaneeting With alley; pofehes front
and back. Nos. 646A55.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
CHEVY CHASE, DC,
Close to Gen. Pershing's Home.

WILL PAY cAsH FoR A GOOD AoDERN Z
q roam AeEns. dssisshay located b ~. sec-
tieN; Hpesesston reason Tor buying. A1aseee
Box tto.R. star once. sss,
Evening star., 1919-09-27
TO-DAY!
BY
L. G. SCHROEDER

WE HAVE MANY MORE.
ACT NOW.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
BRoOKLAND

4 foftaaste pQsehaea ee land hsfeee
months ago permit % 70 oGeP n
these peeosftlss esesptiasai lsne
value. =
Evening star., 1919-09-27

1873 and 1856 varnum st. NV: rooms and
bath; nnished exactly as 1l2 yarnum st. NV.
Price, $4,000. Terms.
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II was not single skeleton
which had Uncovered In Or. Ger
tells cloaet-it was whole family Of
skeletons. The small room was lined
from floor 10 ceiling with neat draw
crs. l opened n dozen Of them. and
my conscience. numbed by my sus
picions. ala not reproach me.
Each discovery seemed to me like
new indictment against certeie.
Rather than believe the story which
those closet drawers revealed. !
would have been glad 90 watch the
whole splendid mansion burn 10 the
ground.
The contents Of that cloact would
have made a choice collection of
masquerade costumes Each draw.
err contained complete Disguise.
perfect from Wig TO shoes. The man
who possessed the things might i'm.
pcrsonnte ~ his pleasure An army
officer. "a prosperous sport. an en-
sign OF the navy. "A prieFt. foreign
diplomat. a chauffeur. a down-and-
out actor or a banana peddler'
was appalled, ~ I tried to grasp
the meaning Of what ] saw. II link
"a up with the Bolsheyik propa.
ganda In certeis' office files. II ex-
planned all those shabby scrawicd
envelopes. IL accounted for Certeis
power over the U-boat crew. II
proved the purpose OF the explosives
In the cellars In the sca.cliff My
mind raced thru the mischancen OF
the year. and I came al last to the
most heartbrcaking 81 them all
the accidental death OF the Belgian
girl.
"Oh. Eloisc, Eioise, You told the
truth And we thought you crazy
lie r. be n a-German spy
And yeti didn't hate him.
couldnt--at once. closed the
drawers slowly. still hoping to hit
upon some honorable explanation Of
their contents.
In the last drawer caught a
glimpse Of pretty wavy wig.
Scarcely knowing why. out planning,
perhaps. 10 keep IL a. evidence OF
what had seen. | drew the wig out
and tucked II into the pocket OF my
cloak.
Tho staring lenses in the Divers
helmet seemed to ieer ~ me- I al
most thrieked as my fingers touched
the cIammy surface Of rubberized
sleeve
forgot an about the bsg had
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g y1n6QhflaGIlrey
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: | shipyard worker and am
writing letter to you TO solve perpexng problem for
have been married eight years. have a nice family
of two children, boy and girl AT the present time
employed at of the shpyards on the afternoon shift
My problem is that my wife is afraid to stay alone until
II 30 O'Clock at night Our daughter is years DID, and the
neighbours houses either side not six feet
When came home from my hard days toll Monday
night, found my moher-inaw in my home awaiting
She called everything that not decent said she
going to report me- also that she going to take her
daughter home and start life Now call this pure
of wreckng my home would appreciate opinion
o. l.. II.
To put ii plain. this is one instance where the
fond parent had best remain ut home and attend
TO her knitting There isn't court in the
land that would not sustain you in your efforts to
honest living for your family IL is UNI
pleasant OF course for your wife to remain at home
alone each evening: but is she so blind, selfish
that she cannot realize that ii is unpleas
ant for you to labor at night and come home in the
dark and cold? She acts not like a mother with the
responsibilities OF a home but like spoiled child.
Her unjust attitude is dscouragng, but your play
is TO keep the rens of family protector and pro-
wider safely in your hands Tell your mothern-
law firmly TO mind her own business Try to make
your wife see your side of the problem II is not
difficult, when people love each other. to settle
these family disputes
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| Persona oil

AIR. and Mrs Alexander r. Me.
Evan and daughters. Marion and
Elspeth. returned home from a week
spent In Vancouver.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ii. Black left
"Wednesday for California. 20 be gone
six weeks.
Mrs. John Fife and son. Jack. who
Is attending the University school. In
Victoria. spent several days in Seat.
tie. at the Washington hotel.
Airs. Samuel Leroy Crawford Is at
the Seattle General hospital. having
undergone an operation on Saturday.
During his stay In Seattle. v. Stsf.
ansson. the Arctic explorer. was the
guest of Frederic white. at the Unit
versity club.
Mrs. Frank Rosdic left yesterday
for California. 10 be gone three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ross leave
Saturday morning for Shanghai.
China Mrs. Ross IL the daughter Of
Judge and Mrs. Frederick Brown.
MIR. and Mrs. Ross viii remain in
China for at least two years.
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! LET GO MY DEAREST ILLUSION AND
MOURN THAT AM A WOMAN.

come for. turned and left the
closet with sob In my throat. and.
as I snapped the lock. thought
that. verify. I had passed thru
real chamber Of Bluebeard had
entered that closet a trusting girl. I
had come forth q woman disiilusion-
cd forever,
For months ! had chung. In spite
Of suspicious and In fpite of evil
dence. 60 my faith In Hamilton Ger.
tets honor. | had reasoned In the
way Of my sex:
Certeis WAS the most accomplish
ed man I had ever seen. No other
man had eyer been quite 80 nice 10
me Bob. even when he loved me.
wasn't always nice. often he had
been very inconaidcrate. certeir
never failed 10 treat me IKE what
he had called me-Just before he
went away--Queen Of his Heart.
And now--my own picture on the
table AT the head of his bed Knocked
me with It's smile as ] passed,
rushed from the room. Frremen
were opening the hall windows. the
flames had been put out
Certeis' servants returned from
the wedding, all ~ excited ~ bees
smoked out OF hive.
Wire 10 Or. certeis In Chicago"
was my first order. and my next.
"sset "A watch over the wrecked Of
flee wing
crept TO my room and dismissed
the maid. who WAS growing too vol.
uble over both the wedding and the
fire. when she had gone, ! threw
myself on the bed and robbed In Ut
ter weakness. and repeated the sad
wish which a thousand other dlsil-
luEioned women have made:
I'm 80 tired-so tired OF being ~
woman, I'm 10 tired OF love and OF
forgetting. I wish 1 were "A little
girl wish | could grow up all over
again--and be happy-for just a lit
tie whiler'
fTo BE Continued
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Little Stories for Bedtime
By THORNTON w BURGESS
Copyright. 1919 By IT. W. i,urgessl
Peter Sees Buster Bear Wake Up

In EVER in all this great world
! there was scared rabbit, that
rabbit was Peter Rabbit There he
was. under thnt great pile OF brush
In the Green Forest. with Buster
Bear Just waking from his long win.
ter sleep. and he didn't dare leave II
because he knew that just outside
Hooty the Owl was on watch. Al
first Peter got just as close to tho
edge Of that brush pile as he could
without showing himself outside
There he sat and shivcred and shook
as he listened 20 the nnises Buster
Bear was making behind him.
when Peter awakcns from nap.
he's wide awake all AZ once. He Is
just as wide awake az II he hadn't
been asleep Mt all. This is true Of
most OF the people Of the Green For.
est and the Green Meadows. II II
true OF Buster Bear IN the summer
time. But now Buster WIS waking
from an altogether different sleep.
and II took him long time. Peter
would hear the leaves rustic ny Hua.
ter kicked his legs and twisted and
turned You gee. IL was SO long
since Buster had used mis- legs that
they were stiff. Then. too. Buster
did a lot OF grunilng ana growllna.
After while everything would be
ouiet. and Peter would wonder II
Buster had gone to sleep again. but
pretty soon the noises would begin
again.
Now. ii Is n funny thing. but very.
very often people Just seem to have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21
Fine Use for
Old Mage zines

Dear Miss Grey, I think the pub.
lie libraries should be open an day
sunday. This rule works "A great
hardship on the people who might
obtain the greatest good out of the
libraries. And. az some of the
branch libraries. one cannot draw
books on that day. only return them
another hardship.
In the days when tho state WIS
wet" "A young man. boarding at the
hotel where was stopping FOR a
few days. begged me TO find him
something 10 read, a magazine, "
possible.
Are We putting anything In place
Of the Seloong why should our
churches be closed az alig why not
have a reading room. rest room. etc.
IN connection with every church.
open at all tines
The good housewives who are in
the habit Of burning their accumula.
ton Of magazines. or selling them
for junk. would 80 we'll 10 look about
them. They would surely be- God
send IN the waiting rooms of hotels
and depots REnEccA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-21
Need More Women
TO Sew for Red Cross

ANY Seattle woman who has an
hour OF two. or ieisurr day during
the week. Is urged 10 come to Red
Cross headquarters and help in the
speed.up work OF making refugee
garments which must be shipped
overseas at the earliest possible date.
Knitting and sewing from stand
ard patterns. under the supervision
OF competent teacher. represents
easy work for the home seamstrcss.
but there must be more nimble fin.
gers To help turn out the great cloth.
ing quota promised By the Red Cross.
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Bv BETTY BRAINERD

10 a. m. to . y. m. on sunday, In
their attractive new bungalow stu
ated ON 2lst ave, ~, between Roy
and Aloha SITS.
The following members of the
league viii receive the guests:
Mrs. A. h, Fisken. Mrs. Robert
Brinkley. Mrs. David W. Bowen.
Mrs. John Ryan. Mrs. John Consi.
dine. Mrs. Milo lovcless. Mrs.
Jaqucs. Mrs A, II. Anderson. Mrs.
Charles Pagan. Mrs. A. =. Downey,
Mrs. Z. T.. naymude. Mrs. J. X.
Haser. Mrs. W. w Wilkinson. Mrs.
Richard A. nallinger. DR.. Cora SAKE.
Mrs. T. T. Brown. Mrs. NJ. culp. Mrs.
Tom Mesdag. Mrs. Frank Newell,
Mrs. =. e. Horner. Mrs. William Nil.
Ter Mrs, Fred IL. Baxter. Mrs. +. X,
liargrave. Mrs. j. NJ. Lang. Mrs.
Arthur Upper aud Miss Clio HUI
bert.
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after his Ions sleep In the second
place. he WAS very hungry. for. Of
course. he he'd had nothing 10 cat
aimee he orawied in under that brush
pile at the beginning Of winter. So
Buster was 20 he cxcused for being
cross
he did great deal 81 stretching
trying 10 get the kinks out Of his
legs. Hy and by he rot to his feet
and after a little he began to pull
away the brush and dis out the SNOW
that had filled IN the place where he
had entered. II was plain that Bus
ter was going out Peter gave a
little aigh 81 rciief Buster hadnt
discovered him. and evidently had no
thought that there was anybody but
himself under that brush pile.
Next Story: Peter Is Lett Alone.
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''BAYER CROSS"
ON ASPIRIN
Always Ask for Genuine
Dayer Tablets of Aspirin"
g 6,

Only Aspirin Tablets with the
11o<y ~Bayer Cross" on them are
nuuine "Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin. .
z0Wuod and made by Americans and
2IgUved safe by millions Of people.
3UuknOwn quantities OF fraudulent
kGDerin Tablets were sold recently
~ Brooklyn dealer which proved
~ - composed mostly OF Taicum
owder
"A ''Hayer Tablets u Aspirin
AouDd always he asked for Then
~ for the safety ~Bayer Cross" on
- package and on each tablet Ac.
|<ooDt nothing else. Proper diree.
foas and dosage in each Bayer
nckagc.
y Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer
Manufacture OF Monoaccticacidestcr
~ gnlicylicacid.
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Wedding
Etiquct

Dear Miss Grey: when bride
gives wedding ring to her husband.
IN IL proper Ia have their initials
engraved on the inside OF the ring
Also. when the couple are married
at the minister's. unattended. does
the bride hand the ring 10 the min
lister bcfor. the ceremony. or when
the service Is rcad7
BRiDE.TO-BE
when the double ring service
Is used. the bride and groom sx-
change rings The ring should
be engraved on the inside. II
the ring service IN not used. the
bride presents the ring 10 her
husband Just before the cerc.
nony.
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Nem Golf Course

AZ a dinner tonight et $50 y. m.
OF so business men. at the Washing.
ton hotel. plans will be discussed for
the inglewood Golf and Country club.
10 be located az inglewood farm. at
the head OF Lake Washington. inglc.
wood farm n a mile from Lake For.
est park. Almost every city In the
United States with the population OF
Seattle has four or more golf and
country clubs. The organizers of
this club contemplate larger asso-
ciate membership who viii not all be
golf players. but who win avail them.
selves OF the boating. tennis or swim,
ming facilities. II would be an ideal
spot tpr golf club and a delightful
place to motor for tea.
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1naounce Engagement


Noattic was offered an unexpected
'ourprire this afternoon when Miss
katherine Butler. daughter of Mr..
INA Mrs. Jason u. Butler. an
no0nccd her engagement TO Ensign
UIlkust d. Harrington. United States
naval air service. Miss Buffers most
Intimate friends were asked TO a
e-h1rthday party" little suspecttng
ohAt They were TO be me, at the door
~ little Miss Mary Oldham and Miss
Catherine Poe with eorsages OF Nio-
lcta and pink roses. TO which were at
onchcd by pink satin ribbons the two
cards with the names Of Miss Butler
and Mr.. Harrington. The cards
were eieverly decorated with air
planes and cupids.
Miss Butler is a beautiful sirl. a
very picturesque and artistic type.
with q charming personality. She Is
the sister OF John ID. Butler, the wei,
known Seattle artist who at present
y stationed at Nichy, France. and
Benjamin. FOX Butler. who has been
twu years IN the ser vice and returned
10 his horne this week. being horor.
ably discharged from Camp Merritt
New Jersey. Miss iutler was = stu
d<at At the 81. Nicholas school ~,
this city before attending Walicourt
7 hoIl. Aurora. New York. from which
<one graduated. While there she was
nruwinent In school theatricsls and
aesthetic dancing.
\ Ensign Harrington was formerly
+, Instructor Of the aerial gunnery and
+. bombing at the Seattle ground avia
: ttun school and Is now ordnance OF
nicer assigned to the United States
az squadron at San Diego. He is "a
\ eruduate OF Beloit college and Mas
unchusctts Institute OF Technology,
, ffUm which he was graduated last
ouring before entering the service.
.l1o = ! member Of the Beta Theta III
maternity and Is son OF Mr.. and
*H1ru- Grant Dean Harrington. of Elm
<horn. Wisconsin.
i The living room was bright with
11Drlng flowers and Mrs. Butler was
( nruinted In receiving the guests by
( Hin. James Goldsmith. Mrs. Edwin
/ e. Noffat. and Mrs. NJ. H. Draham.
: a kewple dressed as bride was
uDnnt fetching In the center OF the
{ @Ah1e. while two silver vases filled
Nth pink sweet peas stood on either
49,. Miss Clara Emory and Miss
I xnnces Oldham poured.
The wedding will take place In
Hold Open House
The National League for women'-
! Dnrvtce viii hold open house from
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to get as close TO danger as they
can. They seem to find n certain
kind Of pleasure In being frightened.
Peter Rabbit wished with all his
might that he WAS back safe In the
dear Old Brier Patch. but his curl
osity was so great that In spite OF
himself he went creeping back to a
place where he could peep out and
watch Buster Bear. There he sat,
shivcrlng and shaking with fear, and
yet 40 Interested that he couldn't
take himself away. Buster continued
to squirm and kick and growl and
open and shut his great Jaws. II
was plain that Buster was In bad
temper. II seemed very much az If
he didn't enjoy waking up.
Buster was not altogether to blame
for feeling cross. In the first place,
hs waS anything but comfortable
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Rude-Andcrson

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin II. Rude an.
nouncc the engagement OF their
daughter. Myrtle. to Mr.. woodworth
Anderson. The wedding viii take
place In the spring.
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.FreckIe-Face
Now l. Tire Time to Get Rid Of
These I ely ~pnts

FIftF KY NVHtN
DO you know how easy it IL 20 re
move those ugly spots so that no
one viii call you frccklefacc2
Simply get an ounce OF othine.
double strength. from your druggist
and a few applications should show
you how easy II IL to rid yourself OF
frecklcs and get q beautiful com.
plexion. The sun and winds of
March have a strong tendency to
bring out freckics. and. as n result.
more Othinc Is sold In this month.
lie sure to ask for the double
strength Othine. NJ this Is sold I'M
der guarantee OF money back II IT
fails to remove the frcckles.
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Question
Of KIN

Dear Miss Grey: what relation
would girl he To me when my
uncle married her sister y =.
The Riri IN question would be
your uncic'n Ntrter.inslnw. but
no relation 10 you.
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Theatre Partu

DIR. and Mrs. Jay |. Durand enter.
taincd six guests on "Wednesday eve.
ming To witness Maxine Elliott and
William Faversham as Lord and
Lady AlEy.
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fTo BE Continued