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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-03
Assistants Named for
Lenfen Musicdle-Ted

At the Lenten musicale tea TO be
given az the home OF nr. and Mrs.
Frederick Bentley, under the aus
pires of the women's auxiliary to the
Seattle Symphony orchcstrs. Sunday
afternoon. from until z o'clock.
Mrs. Richard u. Merrill. Mrs. Alex.
andcr r. McEwan. Mrs. Joshua
Green and Mrs. Alexander Baillic viii
alternate at the urns.
Assisting in abe dining room win be
Mrs. Stephen Chadwick. Mrs. r. T.
Pnlmerton. Mrs. g. r.. NJ. Pratt and
Mrs. Roy Page Ballard.
Mrs Jane Terry VIII assist In the
drawing room and Mrs. Trafford
Hutcson win have charge of the
tickets At The door.
The program will include a solo
by Mr.. Michele DE Caro-. baritone.
with Mrs Bentley at the piano: solo
h. Mr.. sidney Dickinson. tenor.
harp accompaniment by Mrs. Elippr
Horthoff Beck: solo by Mrs. Adam
Be<ier. contraltp: Mrs. Daisy Wood
HiIdreth At The piano: duet by Mrs.
Adam Beeier and Mr.. Michele DE
Caro-. accompanied by Mrs Bentley;
quartet Mrs. John G. Higgins. Mrs.
Adam Beeier. Mrs OsEood Packard
and Mrs. Clare r. Farnsworth. with
harp accompaniment by Mrs Elsnor
Eordhoff Beck
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OUICKl STOP
INDIGESTION
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Gases and Aoidity relieved
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They know that most indigestion and
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The relief comes quickly. no disap-
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too Pape's Diapepsin helps regulate
your stomach 80 you can eat favorite
foods without fear.--Advertiseme
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Girls! Save Your Hairl
Make IL Abundant!

Immediately after a "Danderfns-
massage. your hair takes on new
life. luster and wondrous beauty. ap
pcaring twice as heavy and plentiful.
because each hair seems 10 fluff and
thickcn. Don't lot your hair stay
iifelcsa. coiorlcss. plain or acraggiy.
You. too. want lots Of long. strong.
beautiful hair
A 3s.ccnt both. OF delightful
"Danderino" frcshcns your scalp.
checks dandruff and falling hair.
This stimulating beauty tonic" gives
20 thin. dun. fading hair that youth.
full brightness and abundant thick
nesA.--Ail druRRists'
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Rcv. II. A. Wander Las performing
the ceremony at $40 o'clock.
Tho uahers. Mr. Earl Nelson. Mr..
Robert Abel. Mr.. Paul Hodge and
Mr.. Homer Hcdgc, announced the
coming OF the bridal party, led by
the maids. Miss Ethel DALEY, IN
canary .colorcd satin. and Miss Dor
othy willard In apricot satin.
Following them were Miss Vivian
Lundherg In pcach-eolorod satin
and Miss Julia shay. maid OF
honor. In n dainty model OF tuf.
quoise blue grippe. An four carried
shower bouquets OF sweet peas &c
match their gowns.
Little Penelope Perry, niece oil
the groom, camc next daintily at
tired In n ruffiod net frock and
carrying a miniature basket OF Cecil
Drummer rose buds.
Tho bride. advancing on the arm
Of her father. WIS lovely In hot
gown OF ivory crepe meteor and
old rose point lace. designed IN Ions
simple lines. Her ven was bound
hccomlngly 60 her head with q
coronet OF rose point Lace and or
Angc blossoms.
Orchids and frrsiaS. deiicatoly
showcrcd on tulle ribbons with lilies
OF tho valley. filled her arms. MIR
Walter IL Hodge was grcomsmar
for Mr.. Perry.
After tho ocrcmshy n small IT.
ccption was held at the home oi
the brides parents for the members
OF the bridal party.
Mrs. Perry travelled In n tailleui
Of brown duvctyn trimmed II
burnt orange. with which she wcr'
hat 20 correspond and black fo'
furs. After April I. Mr.. and Mrs
Perry will be ut home ~ sals
rrink boulevard.
Mrs. Perry attended the univer
sity OF Washington. and Is Il mem
her OF Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Mr.. Perry Is a graduate OF tbs
University Of Washington with tbs
class Of 1918. a member Of Deits
Chi Fraternity. and honorary 80
cicties Of Phi Beta Kappa and th'
Oval Club.
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Personal

Mru. Hugh II. Rohorts. OF Van.
couver. u. G.. arrived In the city
Monday. to be the guest OF her sister.
Mra James +, Rice. for ten days.
Mrs. Robert l. Green and Mrs.
Charles l.. Roy are planning 10 apond
Saturday In Vancouver. II. G.
EnHir~ George Burnham and Mrs.
Durham of tho naval station at
firemerton. spent the week end In
the city. the guests OF frionda.
Mr.. wilmot Lilly Is Tn Mount Yer
non for a few days ON a business
trip.
Mr.. corwin Eberting left yesterday
for Oregon on n short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. David NJ. Roderick
Miss Mary Louise Rochester, who
have been spending the past three
weeks In New York city. have re
turned TO their HON. Ia Frederick.
Md
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II. Van Tuyi. who
arc spending the winter In califor
mia. are not expected home until
April l.
Miss Sarah X. Yeagicy. who has
been spending several months In Los
Angeles, has returned 20 this cts
and has taken an apartment a, the
Mckeivey.
Mias Ethel Irwin ieft Tuesday for
san Francisco. where she plans &c
visit for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene levy hnvs
returned from California, whore thcy
have been spending the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. VI. Dudley lef'
wednesday for short trip TO Butte
| Mont
Mrs. II. NJ Cabins left this morn
ms for few days visit In spokane
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CAMPFIRE GIRLS VISIT
MAJOR INGRAHAMS HOME

had a peanut sale nj their "St "i'''
ing. a.,
After praoticing the songs at mo
Armory Saturday. the W'""t"
Campfire girls went on n NIX" u"
the locks, then 20 Fort Iawton'
The KamaAaa camp, WIN lu
guardians. ~ Bluebirds and mem.
Der of tho AidoseaSha Camp, hlksn
20 Laurelhurst on Saturday. Mrs'
Jones. wife OF Prof. Jones OF the
university, with four probationary
members, accompanied them
Room -s-iac-er.
Boom -A-iae-er.
Boom -a-lAr-cr.
We ~. oNowAY and mus, have room.
Are We ia ~ We'll. should Efnis,
And we've been ia u for LONG IONS
waeniss and camp fire. pickles ana pop
onoway, OnowAy. always on t"pl
Our new yen was made up by
Mrs. Bulls and this n the spirit IN
which ~ girls started out 70 hike
In the rain last Tuesday, at seven
In the morning We ate our break
fast In Woodland Park under the
shade OF n roof and then started out
for Fort Lawton. a council fire was
held Saturday. at the home oil
Gladys Jensen. Aeriyn Bulls
scribe.
Under the auspices OF the Valiant
girls, Jerome Shaffer entertained al
queen Anne Methodist church Fri
day night
A number OF the members and
the guardian OF the Kihelo Camp
fire, assisted by Mrs. Simpkins,
earned $40 for the camp treasury
by giving a short program at the
Good Luck theatre Saturday even
ing
The Ek.O.Le-La Blueblrds Of Kirk
land. Saturday afternoon elected
Grace Rowland. president: Helen
/ Hyman. vice president: Cecilia II
son. secretary; Stella Patty. treasur'
er. Lillian Robinson. song leader. and
Berniee Berkey. scribe.
Lewa held business meeting al
the home of Willow Herren. Mon
day evening. Mildred Pierce and
Doris Ransom were voted In ~
new members OF the camp.
The fAloha Biuebirds met at the
home of their guardiun. Miss Helen
Durland. Saturday afternoon.
The Dclakota group held a first
aid meeting at the Haven church
on Washington's birthday.
The Lowasa Campfire met at the
home OF Isabel Watts and had a
real business meeting; they settled
all the past business and decided on
program that will be for an en-.
tertainment 10 be held the Friday
and Saturday after Easter in the
College playhouse at the university
Camp Unanimous had It's frs,
party Friday evening. Grace Hughs,
Dorothy Simmer and Fioretta Jer.
maine were voted In.
The Kewadin Campfire. on Wash
ington's birthday. hiked on Mercer
| Island.
The girls OF wahanka had a cere
nonisi meeting Saturday afternoon
The candle lighters were Caroline
Cregson. Annie Smith and Rather
Inc Ditche.
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Iitnhm Kiflh make The first tfip 10
Illahoe'
We sting 20 the Major
The Major. the 8alori
We sing 10 the Major.
For ha IL aofua scout.
with love and devotion
A. vide aH the ocean.
We sing 90 the Major.
For he Ia some scout.
SO the farewell song was sung to
Major fnRfahnm by the Litahni
Campfire girls just before leaving
Illahoo. They went out Saturday aft.
crnoon and returned Sunday evening.
Seventeen girls and the guardian.
Esther Wohlgamuth, made the trip.
Every minute wis filled with fun and
excitement. The time was spent In
hiking. rowing, singing. dancing.
playing. eating. fishing. hunting.
toastlng mnrshmallowH. popping
corn. cooking and sleeping.
on wednesday. March 0. the All.
wnndnh girls. with Miss Margaret
Main as guardian. win present
Jerome Hhnffer at tho Y. w. G. A
auditorium az s y. m.
Klloqun girls held craft meeting
Saturday which was also Paper day.
No girl wah admitted unless she had
"A least one Newspaper with her. The
girls painted candles and decorated
cans and boxes with their symbols.
They viii hold their ceremonial meet.
ing Friday. The girls ARE eagerly
looking forward 20 the trip TO Major
Ingraham's summer home at Illahee.
tho second week end In March.
Sarah Terrell entertained TAX.
kodah Biuebird group and friends Mt
her home last Friday afternoon.
Sarah was chosen president. 10 Ja-
nctte Gilbert. vice president Lucille
MacWl iliama. secretary. and Eliza
beth Bouckaert. treasurer.
Tuesday afternoon from TO s the
KowaiAhorna girls held a party At the
homo Of Miss Annie Simmons, the
guardian. A beautiful table alight
with candles greeted them Miss Sim.
mons brought beautiful birthday
cake, set II before the aHtoniahed
Marguerite Mcehan and announced 10
the girls that IL was Aarguerfts's as
well az washington's birthday.
Tho Hhulnnla Campfire girls OF
Clear Lake. wash. held their cere-
monial meeting In their Campfire
room February -. The girls expect
10 give a play soon.
Mrs. white. guardian OF fzanzan
group. returned a few days ago and
on February 20 the girls gave her
surprise party. together with The
Bluebirds. The camp presented her
with n guardians pin.
The Edol,la Bluebirds chose their
names, pfacticed a hiking song and
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Seattle
Society
Invitations Issued for
Miss Budden's Mar
rage; Dinner at Raj
nier Club; Lenten ME-
sicaie-Ted at Home Of
DIR. and Mrs. Bentley.

INVITATIONS have been issued by
i Airs. Julia f. Budden to the mar
riage of her daughter. Agnes May. to
pr. win G. Crosby. son OF Mrs. u.
Crosby.
Rev. sidney H. Morgan win read
tho service at $50 o'clock Wedncs-
day evening. March %. in the Louis
NM room OF the Now Washington
hotel.
Mi~s Lois rrovine win attend the
bride As maid Of honor. and Miss Fay
Short. Miss Zoe Kennedy, Miss Ma
bel Carson and Miss Tyrone Whitney
win be the bridesmaids.
Dr. Albert Meadowcroft win serve
aS grocmsman. A reception win fol.
low the ceremony.
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Miss Keith to
Entertain at Tea

on Saturday afternoon at o'clock
Miss Bcryl Keith win entertain with
tea at her home. Miss Nancy En-
DRY and Miss Katherine Niblock viii
dispense the Inequalities OF the urns,
assisted by Miss Josephine Fransioh.
Miss Laura Emory and Miss Doro-
thy Alien
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Music
Little Tycoon" at
High School Friday

The comic opera. The Little n.
COON will be presented BY The giss
clubs Of broadway high school. m.
day and Saturday evenings, In ~
schoor auditorium.
II II the largest musical opera VI
atfemp.ed AZ the school ana require
"A cast oflib0
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Three Things
To Remember
l. NOW!
2. WAY DOWN
EAST"
3. WILKES
CUT THIS QUIT Is WORTH
MONEY

Cut out this slip. enclose with =
20 Foley A Co. 2ss5 Sheffield Ave.
Chicago. Ill. writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive n
return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar COMPOUND.
for coughs. colds and Group. Foley
Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartae
TAblets.--Advertise -,
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Informal Tea to
Honor Mrs. Roberts

For tn. pleasure Of her sister.
Mrs. Hugh II. Roberts Of Vaneou.
yer. II. G.. Mrs. William 4 keiion
entertained with small Informal
tea at her home yesterday after
noon
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Dancing Party in Honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hale

Complimenting Mr.. and Mrs. ". ".
Hale. Mrs. r. NJ. Graefe entertained
with a dancing party at the home II
her father. Mr.. w. I. Davis. Friday
evening. February Is.
Forty-eight guests enjoyed the
evenings festivities.
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Bethany Presbyterian
Church Scene Of
Preftu Wedding

Bethany Presbyterian church was
IN q dainty array OF green and
white last night for the wedding
Of Miss Mary Lorraine Hodge
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs II. A.
Hodge. TO Mr.. Francis w. Perry.
pou Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Perry.
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Child study ID apartment. Wcman's
Century Club

Child study department Of the
woman'H Century club. with Mrs
w. ". Martin. Harrison apart.
men,H. at o'clock. Subject. "spir,
ituai Training OF Children" Mrs
W 4. Barker will speak on The
Mother OF Today"
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Bridne Ereninq

Entertaining with an informal
evening OF bridge. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon T. A. Houghion were hosts
at their home last evening.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
y. W. 4. \. and Seattle schools
Discus.~si AT Dinner

Coou~rufion i..tN,ern IN, v " n
A and Seattle schools was DISCUSSED
a, a dinner eonferrnce wcanr,d.v
,,t,.b, IN ~. pr,vat. dining rro,r. ~,
The am-oc,at,on
ina, ,b, s.,,,,. a~-oc.,.,o, ran
co-op-ra,e IN manv v,ny. u,,,h IRE
.~hsa, r,,t w.. h,n,,r,, ,,,, I, . a..
eu..,o, LEA NV M,s- cu,a c.,,,,.
Nor,bw.., fels s.crc,ayv n, ~, v
~ q A Tn. arrocie,,on pi,n. %
..,s.,s $50, ....,.ts. :. - ,e,....1 !,
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Lorralne Social club viii meet In
Masonic temple. Pine st. and Har-
ward ave-, "Wednesday. March Q. 2
p. m. All Eastern Stars invited.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The Ladies' Of Epiphany guild will
hold a dciicatesscn sale at the church
Saturday. March S. at .. m.
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Gamma Phi Beta
Al,tn1nue

Gamma Phi Beta Ainmnae viii
meet for luncheon ut the home Of
Mrs. George Rice. 5is Blaine st.
Tuesday. March 9. at 1870 o'clock
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Allah Chapter, No is5, o. ". s.

Allah chapter. No. 1s5. o. r. s..
win entertain with social dance at
odd Fellows' temple. Tenth ave. and
y. Pine ST.. Saturday evening. March
~.
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Enhancement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Moor. an
nouncc the engagement OF their
daughter. Marguerite. TO Mr. Sheldon
James Anderson OF this city.
The marriage win take place IN the
late summer.
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Colonel and Mrs. Phillips
Will Entertain

To honor Col. NJ. n. Falls. Y. s. A..
Col. Charles 1. Phillips. u. s A.. and
Mrs. Phillips have extended invita-
tons for dinner OF ten covers at
the Rainier club saturday night
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Cofcrte Club Meetings

Tho next meeting Of the co'erie
club will be held Friday at tho Phi
Mu house AZ 2iB D. IN. with Mrs.
George u Lltuefield. president. pre-
siding. The executive board viii
meet at i:so O'Clock During the al
t-rnoon the subject viii be 'lntsrna-
tionai Laws" In charge 81 Mrs. II.
q. Greene. Mrs, Kate Brcaslcr. Mira.
~. Il. Joy and Mrs. l. W. Sloan.
Tho parliamentary procedure depart,
mcnt VIII meet Thursday at p. IN.
n, the home Of Mrs. Robert Atkin.
s311 18th ave. ~. r. Mrs George
y. Mclaughlin win be in charge.
Tho meeting o. the educational do
partment has been postponed until
Monday. March 10. when joint
meeting OF this department and the
department Of home economies will
be held. the place 10 be announced
later.
I~~~hi Heights Woman'z Improve
m~nt Club
Tho I~nrht Heights Wornen'n I'm.
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LYNN. Mass.-Purse Of gold pre-.
scented landlord by tenants whose
rents have not been raised for five
years.
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Seattle aeric. No. l. Fratsrnni or.
der OF Eagles. viii ociobrate its rcgu.
lar monthly social nlght Friday.
March 4. Tho program will include
numbers by IN. A-olio Male chorus
and the Apollo Male quartet
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Vocational Schools. Y. w. CA

The weekly demonstration lecture
Of tho vocational apartment OF the
Y. W. c. a. viii be held Friday,
March Z. 23o D. m. in Vocational
hall. fourth floor. An expert chem.
tst win speak on rpjccs and extracts.
The public ia.invitcd.
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The first public meeting Of the r..
r. A. OF Concord school. viii be held
at D. m. M South Park piayflsld
houre. Mr.. II. H. spalding. eo-ordina-
tor OF trades industry. Will be the
principal speaker. A musical pro
gram II being arranged and the pu-
pills Of the third grade win enter.
tain with folk dance. Refresh
mcnts Will be served by the patron
cisscn.
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Tho Womcna Church Service
League OF Trinity Parish will hold
It's monthly meeting In tho crypt OF
IN. church. This league is fedora
ton OF all womcnw activities In the
church. and all women Of the parish
arc invited 10 attend
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Clubs

provement club viii 10 entertained
on Friday next AT luncheon. 1880. by
Mrg. \. y. Gcnrhcard. assisted by
Mrs. william Mccall at f2i5 Ash.
worth ave.
Following a short business session.
program will be given at 2.3o,
which will include an address boy
Mrs. David Dow on Finnco and
Scotland, countries ahe has recently
visited. group Of songs by Mrs
Randolph Pearson. and piano ~
lection by Mrs. Thomas Carder. III
reotiona for reaching Mrs. Gear
heard'a home: Take Meridian OF
wallingford car on Third ave. get
or at North 42nd IT. and walk tire,
blocks west
He'd Gross Nursing Cla~sr~
Red Cross nursing CLASSES at Jun
Bile chop nj 10 a. m. whitworth
school and Yeslcr library M 1870 y
IN. and Lincoln high school at 7.il
.. IN
Eastern Star Club
Eastern Star club at 1920 Aruads
building at o'clock Regular
monthly business meeting.
British-American Association
British American association nj
IChristenaen's hall Regular monthly
dance.
4
LADIES Auxiliary. Seattle Post. No
~. American Legion
Friday. at 1880 o'clock. a silver tca
VIII he given By the Ladies' auxiliar,
10 Seattle post. No. ~. OF the Amer
can Legion. at the home OF Mrs
Jennie Carr. 1919 y. efth vt
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iazibrs' Auxiliary. Seattle Post. No.
~, American Legion


fIomrEtradrrH' Dancing club will
entertain with a dance In Good TEN.
plars' hall. Friday evening. March 4
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY

ladies' Literary and Musical Club
Ladies' Literary and Musical club
win meet with Mrs. j. NJ. Thatcher.
bos sOth ave. at 2'ao .. m.
Adele NJ. Field. Parliamentary and
Procedure Club
Adele NJ. Fields Parliamentary and
Procedure club will meet at 1880 y.
m. at, Moves Cafeteria
Olympic Nl.w P,T..A
Olympic View PIT A. VIII meet at
Olympic View School at $50 y. m.
Mrs Jennie X. Nichols. chairman Of
tho state educational department Of
tho Washington branch Of PIT. A.
will talk on Aims and Purposes Of
PIT. A. All are welcome.
Native Danghiors Of Washington
The Native Daughters OF Wash.
ington will meet with Mlaa Eva
Kent $3.50 goth ave n. W. at 7.45
y. tn
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MIR. Hugh n. Roberts. OF Van
couver. u. G.. arrived IN the city
Monday. to he the guest OF her sister.
Mrs. James +. Rice. for ten days.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FURNISHED ROOM. business. near 2sth st.
and 6th av.. story and basement; 20
rooms Apply II. v. MEAD CO., S97
Sth av.
make 500 weekly. Write NJ. A. A.,
I'LL. ST. Paul Building.
WE can sell your business short notice;
buyers waiting. Please write ARONDS,
Ssn fremont
lNVESTIGATE--Perma monthly income
from temporary investment. l. 223 Herald,
Herald SO
WyANTED-Small butcher shop; must stand
strict investigation. GARAGE. 153 East
S2d st.
WANTED-Wet wash laundry. located New
York or New Jersey; must stand investiga-
tion. 2191 Herald. Herald SO.
$3.50 Broadway. near 1850 st.-Desirable.
large store: great future.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED
From Battery TO 18th ST., Inclusive.

ETH AV.. 6f.-SpIendid new apartments, .
and rooms, bath: quiet. refined neghbor-
hood: Immediate possession. Superintendent
on promises II A. NJ. TO 12 noon. Wi A.
WHITE & SONS. 4G Cedar st. Tel. John ZOO
t'rH ST. IL E.-UnusuaiIy attractive 5
rooms and bath; living room 25xf6; full
southern exposure; open fircplaces bed
rnon1s. dining room and Kitchen: all very
light: plenty closet space: well managed; |;
very quiet house. J. IRVING WALSH, agent.
73 w. 1fth.
tfTH ST., tf2 W. very large rooms and
bath, parlor floor IN old fashioned house;
500. Apply ]. IRVING WALSH. rs w. 1ith.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

A.-A-FURNITURE WANTED--PAY FULL
VALUE CONTENTS HOUSES. APART
MENTS, PIANOS. BOOKS. PAINTINGS
BRIC-A-BRAC &C. TOBIAS. l20 UNIVER.
.SITY PLACE. STUYVESANT 1879.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

WILL NO LONGER BE REsPoNsIBLE e
FOR ANY DEBTS CONTRACTED BY
MRS. VIM. r. (MARY Al SCHLENiAfE,R.
tSigned) WILLIAM +. sCHLEMMER. 133
4th ay.. city Kings Point Road. Great
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Long Island.

rO those seeking winter home at very
moderate rental. free from other cares OF
housekeeping, with all the comforts Of a
private home, the Nassau Hotel at Long
Beach, l.. J.. 40 minutes from New York
offers rooms, with and without bath. as lowas
E21 and S14 per week for two people.
tIealth giving climate: excellent school near
by. Telephone for particulars. Long Beach
100.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

POOL Table-Two good 4l.x9 pocket tables.
cheap. Afternoon or evening. 238 Conover
ST., Brooklyn.
MIMEOGRAPH with electric motor; newest
wodel: used one moath only: self-feeder.
I20 9th aV.. room los.
The New York herald., 1921-10-25
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

WANTED 10 lease. private dwelling or spacs
a5xioo. for repair shop; sT5 limit. AGENT.
40 East l2ad at.