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The Washington times., 1919-09-10
eIRLSI USE LEMONS
FOR SUNBURN, TAN |
FU n Maka this lemon lotion
- Vhiten your tanned or
freekled skin.

EguosEs the Juice OF two lemons
late q bette containing three ounces
OF Orchard White. shake well, and
you have q quarter pint Of the best
.tFockle, gunhurn and tan lotion, and
'camplsxion Whitener, at very, very
small cost
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drur store or toilet counter will
suapiV ihFea ounces Of Orchard
white for 4 few cents. Massage
thiE EWastly fragrant lOtien into the
fRca, neck, arms and hands and see
h0W quickly the frsckles, sunburn,
WlndbuFn and tan disappear and
bocomes. Yes! il is harmless.
The Washington times., 1919-09-10

To GUIDE and assist the fash
ion-intereSted public in this
direction is the purpose of this early
Fall Opening and display the latest creations
The Washington times., 1919-09-10
pEATHS

MARY R, shsstz, IS yrs- WaFdman Park
Hstel-
Mary 4 Harbin, IS yrI, lIts ReFth Capt
tol st.
Adolph Brand. fs Yrs, Emergency Hes.
JAMIE =. BRFgessr 81 yrs, Sihley Hos.
Anna l. Howell, 70 Yrs, aSe1 ith St nv.
Catherine SquitieTi, IT., 63s 9Th ST. ne
3. Arthur Bradley, 5s yrs-, So7 East Capi-
tsl St
James Pleasant ss yrs, st. EMzabeth'r
Hos
Emmett z. Nunnally. 70 yrs, 112s N. H.
ave nv.
Maria z. seltman. so yrs, 7I5 sth ct. NV.
Matilda Gheen, Il yrs, 1903 AZ st. sW
Mary Walters, SO yrz, Home for the Aged.
Nellie u. Webster 81 yrs, Georgetown
Hos
Infant Of VIM. and Jessie Rabak, days
Providence Hospital.
Henry Hardy, So yrs, s24 Delaware ave.
EW
Catherine Davis, IS yrs. 18th and sts
6W.
Fhos. MsIIoWFy, 81 yFs-, 2225 18th st. NV.
william Jefferson, - yrs. Emergency
Hos.
Maggie Warren, If yFs-, GARFIELD Hos.
Nary z. Parker, 4s yrs, l2ll 81. NV.
Nellie PiOudsR, SO yFE-, I13i Q St NV.
Dexter Griffin, mos, sae 81. sw.
The Washington times., 1919-09-10

Emerging from the chaotic con.
ditions of World War and It's after
math, style-creators found season
confronting them with no preced-
ents to build upon.
The old order Of things had
passed, the modes of the unsettled
period could not be carried forth
into the fall season of 1919. A new
motif, a new note, new thought
was necessary.
So, each designer set about in his
own way to bring to life garments,
colorings and trimming effects that
would express the joyousness of a
New World and a new civilization.
The result is startling and so
diversified that we can but general
ize on autumnal fashions.
Bear in mind, please, that {
our fashion representatives go
to the same source for their
style information as do the e.:
fashion magazines, but instead
of bringing you only notes, !
sketches and photographs, we 7
bring you the actual models
showing lines, materials and !
colorings In reality.
The military note was first at
tackled which gave way immediate,
ly to softer, more pliable lines in
hats, suits, coats, dresses-in fact,
all kinds of wearing apparel.
The Washington times., 1919-09-10

GOVERNMENTS RECOGNIZE PERU.
As result Of the action OF the United
States in recognizing the present gov
srnmeat Of Peru, the State Department
announced Great Britain, France,
Italy, Belgium, Bolivia, Ecuador and
Uruguay recently also have recognized
the Leguia government
The Washington times., 1919-09-10

Womens, Misses and Childrens Apparel Millinery,
Shoes, Fabrics, Trimmings, Accessories and Home
Furnishings Merit YOUR Special Attention.
The Washington times., 1919-09-10
DEATHS

EWEE1TAIAN-0n wednesday, SeptembeE
10, 1915, 81 lR:3o g m, at his residence
fas TWentV-secsnd street northwest, in
MS hftY-fOuFth year, JOHN SWEET
NAN beloved husband Of Bernice Ro-
land sWsetmRR, and devoted father of
Leroy SWeetman.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. To-
VAN NESs-OH Tuesday, september 8,
John S. Van Ness.
Funeral seFViGes will be held at her
late residences, 1907 Twenty-second
Ftreet northwest, on Wednesday Sep
tembsT 10, 1918, ~ 1880 p. m. Relatives
and friends respectfully invited to at
feRd. IHtsFmsHt Rt Albany, N. 7. 10
The Washington times., 1919-09-10

The somber hues of the conflict
days gave up the ghost in the pres
epce of brighter and more pro-
nounced color effects. The fall Of
1919 is more celorful than have
been any of the autumns in our mer-
chandising memory.
Trimmings came into prom
inence with a vengeance. The past
few seasons marked by their sim
plicity were replaced by frocks and
millinery with trimmings so applied
in many instances as to give the ap-
pearance Of having been made from
some new and fantastic material.
Even shoes could not remain the
same in the. face of the phenomenal
changes, so they jumped from lace
to button so as to be in keeping with
the differences of the other wear
ables. Of course, the lines also
changed, but it is impossible to de-
scribe them In this limited space.
When the finished wearables
underwent such a radical change, it
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

10 ACRES. IMPROVED
acres thoro1y cleared, Q acres
niashed and mostly surface
cleared. all fenced. level. good
productive coil. blocks from
school ana but short distance from
brick highway beautifully parked
grove near house with rustic SUM
fuer nehtn. ute Good house, bun
Fhiow type. large living room
with fireplace. buffet, cupboard
ana other buiit-ln features IN
kitchen large bedroom. bath. hot
ana cold water. 2 rooms upstairs
unhntHhsd. garage. stable. poultry
mouse. Wgndhhed. etc. owner has
accepted rcnpoaHiblo position ~
manager ~ business that compots
him g. live IN city. Price t2.b00s
terms % responsible party An
optional bargain. Take r. Mad
lHon ear and county ferry "a Kirk
land Hnd inquire for Y " Suck
ling 81 brick bungalow once at
end 81 ferry d0oh
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) ron eAI.r-nraL rsrATE

LINCOLN fitdIf -auNiVEnAiTY
G.H0om Dutch Colonial Corner
$1,000
Reception hail. with stairway ana
mirror door. clothes closet. ilVihk
room across entire end, book cases,
fine fireplace, French doors. con
Meeting with hallway dining room
nleo shut off with French doqfni
and Kitchen with breakfast NOOK
that iH n dream 81 perfectiohf one
cove. aud two other good ones. TIE
bath, tho finish " mahogany ana
old ivory. hardwood floors. etc
ran cement basement ana furnace.
two years old nice yard terms.
pHiANlef RIDGE
bioom bungalow
1850
Beautiful, large HrHy bungalow.
large living room with bookfhHeH
aud pressed brick fireplace. mirror
door. clothes closet. puneled dining
room, buffet. oak floors. cabinet
kitchen. two large bedrooms. good
ci0HetH. nice bath, full plaHtsfFh
basement with Torfid Ionn fuf-
mace aud laundry splendid garage
with cement floor; four tone -
Wellington coal. iniaid lnplrum.
1850 cash Will handle this. balance
cArtToL NIL HOME
Lot t0K9a
Near 18th and Republican ws offer
for immediate aain good. modern
home Of rooms. fireplace, cement
basement. furnace and Laundry.
lawn and sbrubbery, $1,000 cash.
balance Easy.
WILL J. BELL. Inc.
Main 4ag e07-E.s keAbOerd BIOS.
OFFicE OpEN EVENINGS
MEnlD1AN DISTRICT
b0-Foot Corner Lot
One block to paved street. car ana
store. near schools. n large b.ro"fn
strictly modern bungalow liNihK
room across entire house. oak
floors. fireplace bookcases. rahi-
net kitchen, two bedrooms. "A large
attic. room for three extra rooms
nice yard. view. faces east ana
south. ali assessments paid. fea-
sanHbie terms.
LINCOLN HIGH BUNGALOW
81, 400
View Of Lake and city.
JuNt being completed. ~ best ma.
terinl. 9 nice ilght rooms Finished
cases buffet cabinet kitchen
ironing board: cooler. breakfast
table. two bedrooms. with room
for two rooms In finished attic;
cement basement. furnace ana
laundry; near paved street. ZOO
ATTRACTIVE HOME
t5.zs0
3 noomA. Furnace.
Rooms large and light nice fioofs
bath cabinet kitchen. fun cement
hannmrnt. lot s0Ni00. all improve
mrnts paid. between two car lines
Just eaRt ~ Woodland park, \ de"
cided bargain. 1900 cash, balance
WILL }. BELL. Inc 80.
North 3Ta North ziAf
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS
Green Lake Car 90 stone Way
SMALL notsEGoA1. sieo. I'll
NurfhinAe
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Statesmen WANTED

~ FtfFfNNttsN w W. fs
SOLICITORS ron AN Atst.-AMEttia
can organization Tor all Americans
No other order like tt National
hVAdauarteru IN seattle. Work
anywhere ia the United Stateh.
We want men who .hvNeNr ~
America for Americans. to work ~
seattle and klnK county. aogd
commission Appiy at Alo Mehl'
horn ulde
ANY NGsp sALEsMANsillf
taught evenings. by Well known
expert See Mr Falek not later
than 8 T. m saturday, and save
$50. 40 Green lids. Main Dor
20 LosT AND FOUND
LOST KIT OF Tools FOR rom
cav. Reward iSsS sJrd ave, OF
cashier Seattle star
III WifI. nE WELL. FoR TuE PER.
son who picked up. at Nehlet way
comfort station, between ~ and !,
a folder with scandinavian bank
hook. valuable papers and kbu IN
cash Ca return within q week NJ
Times cftice Reward. Phone Hal
lard sfSa
lost. ON FIRST AVE. NEAR MAD
tsan- SATURDAY. afternoon. Nov eWs
her go a tan leather bag $50 re-
ward Raymond y Carr. heaeeh
saa6.
LInERAL REWARp ron RETURN
~ blue velvet handbag containing
fraternity pin. Keepsake. Keep
money kcnwoed SCI.
LOST I.AnY's GOLD WRIST
watch between Union and flns, on
Fifth ave Reward Phone Ken
wood sass.
f.oSr-isis =. ". S. PiN MADE INTO
ring. small initials II. W, on m
side. Finder kindly call MtsS
Whaley. Main see lteward,
LOST HANK hook No. eSe9e'
name A. l. Haas firing oa.N.
please. 60 the Peoples SAVINGS
Rank Reward,
FOuNn-A WONDERFUL DEVICE
Tor holding plates firmly " ths
mouth National Dentists. Thlta
and Pike st
LOSr - II.EW EtLYN SIC 7 r Y ~
wearing studded collar. AnsNvt,s
ffmtfaYA aENA Reward
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FARM LANDS
81 tOk SAI.rs-MA TEKFRON
PROPERTY

IN PUGET SOUNDS ACRES, PRO
duetive soil: east front and slope;
beach frontage, tidelanda Included
Aiders and naples along siibre.
Price 5000; $500 cash. balance over
period OF four years at per cent.
adjoining Ia acres ~ wanted. for
s675. &C.. II. $3.50 Charles
Somera Co ALASKA ntde
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LOGGED.OFF LANDS

FOR MAP SHOWING To-
cation, low price and easy terms
OF sale of logged-otf lands offered
70 settlers In Western Washington,
WEY ERH EAUSER TIMBER co
TACOMA WASHINGTON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

MACHINERY


IS FOR SAIE--REAL ESTATE
FURNISHED HOUSE
for sale or rent Ftve-rnom mod
crn bungalow. fireplace. buiit-Iu
features and cement basement.
beautiful shrubbery and terraccd
lawn. only two blocks from car
and located in phinney district.
most Of the furnishings absolute.
~ new. including rugs. curtains
and ivory bedroom suite. Call
after = ., m, Elliott 1881
QUEEN ANNE
Broom bungalow, cement basement
on Second ave W: paved street. n
dandy buy. only t2.b0n. small nav.
ment down, balance like rent. III
lott 220i. Els senboard Bldg
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1850 CASH


81 so0-~A GROOM DWELLING AT
anarrstown. near the business ais.
tfict aud shops ON easy terms.
g. 1to--A modern home. close W
tontnss ROT water heat. fireplace
laundry trapH. near cat. on paved
street: no incumbranes. Terms 70
suit purchaser
a. fna-ss room cottage on paved
street. near car. ~ minutes from
business center An tdrsl h0inS
for a man working IN OF near N"
FhtuRafaH Good terms.
Sc 500 T-fonm house az Rainier
teach. lots izaSlbol fine for chick
IN raising. near school. TIVE blocks
from car and Easy terms. -.
cam IN Ala DONALD A MILLER
Elliott 8sfe
sos Columbia st. or Hearon ipt IN
EvsninR. See Nj FiaRE.
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Rates Per Insertion
Want Ad Rhymes
CLARENCE nrRLrN

cT.ARFNCE NFttI.IN
ieis r sSth.
Chrgstmas time Is drawing ncsr
INIT our hearts need not tear.
Yer IN the star Want Noe w
Am things which we hold dear
Other Rhymes Elsewhere on inns
y,ne~--I ,nok--yours May He thcfe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
YAKIMA VALLEY SNAP

10-AcHE TRACT. s ACRES ~ TX
tEPTfONALf.Y FINE ORCHARD
ltAf.ANcE ~ ALFALFA: FINE
4-HDDM pLARTEHED HOUSE:
y y 6 u = kAHY OuTBuLDIAGH /.
FULLY PAID GONEkNM ENT
WATER " fIHT. IA MILES
FROM GOOD TOWN. PRICE
$3.50. TERMS 81 800 CASH
We have ether good buys In smaller
and larger tracts.
See Mr.. Dohsrty
JOSEPH v. THOMAS a. co.
1925 Third Ave.
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Is ron saIIs--sEAL ESTATE
e I. WILSON

WV
G 4. WILSON
GEoRuETowN SPECIALS
81, 100 room house. tight
bath. water gas, nrhfrh
street. sewer. water mains
l'vofything paid. 1900 cash.
balance 10 SUIT
1900 New modern g-room
house, close in Nothing
better 10 this part 81 town.
Reasonable terms
fa.s00 a-year-old hunEa-
low kotH war built but an
honestly constructed butld
ing. all dimension lumber
hrtnF well seasoned before
going ia the building Hair
titah coal and Z cords ~
good wood Corner lot fuN
ft2. Fronting on a graded
street AHhe aHments all paid
ST 200 cash. you assume
1900 mortgage. balance on
your own terms
have several other good
buyH in this same part of the
city.
G. l.. WILSON
s0aa DuwamiHh Avenue
Next Door to PostofTice
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4 FOR sAIE-AUTOMOBIIEs
RoApsrERs

Series 10 LdEh, studebak.r
Series ~ Llght { studsbais err
series 10 tiE6, . s,ndsbaksr--..
J cars asts.4.ss sVo
series rs Ligh, stadsb ak : -
cars .t.4.a.s,ss.t sstsst NNV
Series rs LiEh, s.uds bake
Ford. dcmountabie rims. Old
field tires .ss.s.+ts.sst+. 40
Thee offerings comprise an as
Hortment 81 eats from which
any person should be able TO
select one 20 fiji his or he's re-
autrameutR The prices are set
according To Tho care condition
and value No Say they are
the beat values ever offered on
Automobile Row. The IS Series
car 10 practically new the
others have been put 10 Eplen-
did condition Hnadntsrn are
economical 60 run. THIS 10 the
time ~ year that you get your
moneys worth out 81 car IN
going to and from work. car
IL time saver and health
saver IL makes the short day
longer. Reasonable terms. OF
course.
AUTO DEPARTMENT
FRANK wATERHpUsE a co.
TINE AT uEi-LENuE
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o.

LIBERTY AND VICTORY BONDS
Net Prices Paid.
5rd 40 .+s.++sttsttA
efirt.Fy . funIa
WAR HAVfNGH BThMfs aJitsffi
BOND HECEiPTH HDLDttT
ftg Loans on fbu Bond. 3aa Ter Mo-
Open Saturdays Until : y. ~.
g. ~ MeCONAHT 4 90
8iT American Bank Bldg.
Main 1850 Second and Madison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

MODERN BUNGALOW. o ROOMS.
sleeping porch, raraRe, bbXi00;
fine condition; one block car. Ken
AunnI lAlQ
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WANTED on k-RooM BuNoA-
los Must have furnace ard ga
rage. Paved district preferred.
willing % nay $500 TO $1,000 first
payment tt. star.
WE HAVE BUYEIs ron HOMES
in ALI parts % the city. We can
cell your property. BRING Us your
liNiinE~ Tor quick action. sgtef.
1918 THIRD ave. Main 1873
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MERE Is A Goon nrrY

y HEFE Is a GOOD BUY
30 acres. near Kent: part bot.om
land. balance extra good upland
~ acres in meadow: large barn
orchard: fine improved district
Offered for quick sale at sIsg per
acre. We doubt II you can buy
leRE Easy terms.
ROBERT MALTBY CO. zoos srd Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

Legal. NOTICES

NO. ssi--seaied propos-
ais VIII be received AT the office
OF General Purchasing Agent.
Alaskan Engineering Commission.
Seattle. wash. not later than III .eo
n. m. December II. 1919. for fur
ntEhing pillow slips. rhoe pa~z.
cocks. tnxoiss. gloves. underwear.
shirts. overAiis. jumpers. pants,
coats. mittA army shoes. towels.
parkas fur caps and Arcsirs.
Copies Of this circular may be OBJ
iRined upon application at this of
flee t37 Bell 81. Terminal. Seastie.
Washington: or from Alaskan En-
cheering Commission. i02 Custom
House. Portland. Ore. and Alaskan
Engineering Commission. 30T Gus
tom House. San Francisco. Calf.
&. T.. DOLE. General Purchasing
Aren't
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~ Iseary Bldg. rillo,, .sss

~ tftaFF Bfdks Elliott sErs
BUY FARM LAND NOW
20 ACRES, 1850
Al good. level lea NJ soI. ana one.
fohFth mile 10 beach. RAISE pos,t-
Wy. fruit and dairy. Get away
tf9m The high cost ~ living IN the
CITY This land IL easy 10 i'm
prove, and has some very good
alaer lanis faces the county road
N"rn BANGOR and siiger6aie.
emo IN ensy reach 81 Seattle or
Navy Yard market.
TERMS 800 CASH
81 Third Ave. Elliot, 9.
10 AcHES. IMPROVED kSD----
STOCKED. 800 CASH
10 acres or rich coll. part bottom. /.
acres cleared. acres surface
cleared; large stream: e-ror,n
mousse barn chicken house: fruit
trees cows. horse. brood SOW 80
shickcnHs farm tools. owner going
taft. must sacrifice, Price ~ 500
1 ,. Located 5is miles from
7. VAN ARsDALE & co.
hsln -. 1913 Third Ave.
PAY HEST-wEI.L. Nor
. acres OF choice land all thornly
cultivated. nice Groom house
barn and other outbuildings. has
beautiful orchard Of ali Kinds of
ffult and berries: faces on paved
hlkhwey. only five minutes walk
70 electric car and Is minutes ride
90 Yesier way. Price Sc. 600 own.r
don't need the money; will make
very. very easy terms.
CHARLES y. ADAMS
1910 1-hfva Ave
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READY TO co
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

AsA#fNAfh 80
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Chevrolet 1878 Touring .ss..s.. 1888
Love priced % 0AAw RnFue fam
iiy happy rev paint COED
slress runs extra good
Dodge Roadster .......s... .... ssee
Looks and runs flnr Wtil make
her glad
seriprr- roath So Touring $3.50
Practically news. aup~rHnw
present
Chevrolet 1919 Roadster .s.+.. fT2s
only run sTho miles Ecunom-
teal % run: runs like
dsmoustratpr
W. 8 puLMAGE MOTOR co.
Uasd car Department. 1901 10th Ave.
East Sc n 4 Wilson. Mgr.
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CLEARED LAND
FRUIT. BERRIES--sg00
Broom house. electric lights. out
buildings: all OF place thoroly
cleared; splendid soil: good water.
bearing fruit also berries Of Ali
varieties. the finest garden grown
on this plac. Of anywhere in the
district: convenient for any one
ranged
Bt RkE g. FARRAR. INC.
2oa New York Block
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE
20 acres: 20 acres cleared: half black
muck loan. all fenced. wire fence:
h-room house. barn. root house.
Eransry: chicken house; cows. 2
horses. wagon. buggy. piow, har-
row. mower, rake. cream sspara
tor. Price $500: free ard clear
Take city property as part pay
mont
MERRITT REALTY co.
IA New York Block
90 ACRES NEAR OLYMPIA: IL
miles Off the highway: 6 acres
cleared. fircwood enough on bal
ance 10 pay for place: house, barn
ana orchard. Price 81 soc: terms
oi.LlNGER $50 Empire bldg.
VIE HAVE TWO AND FIVE-AcRE
tracts close TO city. your own
terms: $3.50 up,
II. MCKINLEY co.
1880 First Avenue
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RAINIER BEACH BUNGALOWS

RAINIER BEACH BUNGALOWS
tzft1 60 81 aba-~Fnur s+roon bun
Faiawn. overlooking Lake wash
lrFtnn These iitils homes have
just been completed and are rsaaY
for immediate occupancy. EhFf
have o large combination living
room and dining room. raplnTt
Kitchen. large bedrooms and fins
bath The plumbing and lighting
fixtures are exceptionally tnes
window shades In, lot t01isp 20
alley; view 81 the world. i've
blocks from Rainier liesrR cat
Thrn1 houses can BE- bought TOT
$3.50 each and s2s per month, To-
eiudtnE Interest Call at cur ofEsco
ana let as show them 70 you.
GRO a. SPENCER g. co.
Rainier Valley Branch
astG Ferdinand s. Phone Rainier -
~ ~ Marsh, Manager
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-08-29
Chautauqua a Success.

The 1920 Coryell's Ferry Chautau-
qua is assured, the required 125 guar
antors having signed up the con-
tract, and it has been delivered to
the Chautauqua Association.
The closing exercises yesterday
were the pageant, "The Wop", by the
Junior Chautauqua, music by the Ha-
waiian Concert Company and lecture
by DR.. Thomas E. Green, "The Salt of
the Earth" all of which were well
received.
The local organization has been in
existance since 1912, and each year
has shown greater success. 1t is not
likely that any town of 1900 popula-
ton in the country has held such a.
successful series of Chautauquas as
New Hope, there never having been
an actual deficit but one year, and
that was small. All the other seasons
every guarantee has been over run.
and the management anticipate even
better things for 1920.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-08-29
New Fire Engine For New Hope

The La France steam fire engine
that has done service for New Hope
and Lambertville for the past twenty
! three years, has leaky boiler tubes
and is now reported out of service.
Rather than spend the amount neces-
sary to repair the boiler and put it
in good condition, it is proposed to
raise by public subscription sufficient
money to purchase new automobile
fire engine with motor driven pump
and chemical tanks attached.
With an apparatus of this kind New
Hope will be in a position to render
valuable service to the farms and
nearby villages in Pennsylvania as
well as Lambertville. These out tide
people seem pleased to know that they
are to have the benefit of fire fighting
apparatus of this character and are
responding splendidly with their sub
scriptions.
A house to house canvass for sub
scriptions is being made in New Hope
borough. New Hope is considered a
part of the combined fire department
of Lambertville and New Hope and
subscription lists will be placed in
each of the four fire houses of Lam
bertville with the urgent request that
all who are in position to do SO will
boost the subscription list with what
ever amounts they are able to con-
tribute.
All subscriptions will be duly
appreciated by the committee having
the matter in charge and also by those
interested in the improvement of the
fire fighting apparatus of the two
towns. 1t is expected that the total
cost will be from 81 900 to $4,000.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-08-29
st. Andrews Mems Club.

One of the truths to which the
world of the present day is awaken
ing is that of the universal brother
hood of man, probably as result of
the aftermath of the great War, dur
ing which many have learned to see
things. in new light. The realiza-
ton of this brotherhood calls for SER
vice one to another, social service So
called, and as Christ was the first to
plainly teach thatall men are brothers
so it is fitting that His Church should
endeavor to bring. men together in a
community of interest 1t is pre-
cisely this work which St. Andrews
as one of the oldest churches in this
neighborhood, is endeavoring to do
by means of its Mems Club. In its
spacious gymnasium the lads and men
of our community find opportunities
for harmless recreations amidst clean
and healthful surroundings. Men of
every or no creed or religious affilia-
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attempt is made to proselytize; Thus
st. Andrews Mems Club is able to
appeal to the whole community for
interest and support, and it feels sure
that this interest and support will
not be wanting. In order to carry on
and extend the work it is already
doing, the Club will give grand
firework display on the night of Labor
Day, Monday next, on the ball ground
on Main street. Admission to the
grounds will be by ticket, the price
thereof being 25c.; these tickets may
be purchased of any member of the
club or at st. Andrews Rectory. II
is hoped that every person in Lam.
bertville and the surrounding district
will PURCHASE a ticket and be present
at the fireworks display.