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New-York tribune., 1921-01-31

row night, at So Greenwich Avenue.
ANY ex-service man will be welcome.
The So5th Infantry Post will meet
tom orrow night at the 77th Division
Club, u West Twenty-ffth Street.
Michael Spitelnik Post has postponed
its open meeting from Linco1n's Birth
day night to Washington's Birthday.
William G. Jaegle Post, Of the Bronx,
reports a big gain in membership since
it's drive started on January 1.
Walter Hickman Post meets to-
night at the Valcour Club, 1906 Bath
gate Avenue, the Bronx, when arrange
ments will be completed for the an
nual entertainment to be given at
Hunts Point Palace OF, the evening
Of April Is. Edward Powers will. stage
the show.
The girl marine veterans Of Semper
Fidelis Post will hold their third an
nual dance at Chalif's Saturday, Feb
ruary 26. Miss Cecilia Cunningham, Of
ia East Thirteenth Street, and Miss
Ray Sawyer, at state headquarters, have
the tickets.
Richard J. McNally Post 1853 will
hold it's annual dance at the McAlpin
on Lincolns Birthday Eve. Tickets
can be obtained from Aaron M. Pyle,
584 West 183d Street.
G. o. No. 80, University Post, has
changed its name to French Universi-
ties Post. Any ex-service men who
attended French universities overseas
are eligible and should apply to DR..
3. Leonard Benjamin, 961 Tiffany
Street, New York City.
On February ii Bloomfield IN. J.)
Post will hold dance in the high
school Of that town. William A. Stoll
is chairman of the committee in charge.
David W. Gentle Post will meet to-
morrow night at the Congregational
Church, 403 East 143d Street.
John Frazer Bryan Post offers to
men out of work. Veterans needing
help should apply to Frank Clay Bryan,
1925 Grand Avenue, or Howard A.
Simpson, 1883 Creston Avenue, Ford
ham.
Manhattan Naval Post meets We'd
nesday evening at 226 West Fifty
eighth Street, and invites veteran nom
members to attend. The post holds a
dance at the McAlpin on March 1e.
Arthur viens Post meets tonight at
independence League Hall, 479 East
Tremc ut Avenue. Applicants for mem
bership in this post are asked to COM
municate with Adjutant P. Byrne, 2176
Bathgate Avenue, the Bronx.
Brooklyn Post will play host Wed
nesday to the wounded veterans from
Fox Hills at the posts minstrel show
in Kismet Temple, Herkimer Street
and Nostrand Avenue.
Franklin Simon & Co. Post will give
a SMOKER and entertainment February
25 for the benefit Of disabled veterans
o% {Lo Knisyhfc ~ CALVIN h11e r1uE m nm
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ELIZABETH. ALSO KNOWN
as Elizabeth Johanson.-The People Of
the State OF New York, BY the Grace of
God. Free and Independent, TO: Otto
Johnson. also known as Otto Johanson, and
also known az Ctto Bersstron, address un-
known; Kristina Stenberg, Fryksta, veru1-
lsnd; y Sweden; Lars Johan Johanaon.
skattkarr. verniand, Sweden: Karl Johan-
son. Skarbarnn. vernland, Sweden; Olaf
IIilmer Johanson, Westia, Entervik. Haea,
Vermland, Sweden, and to all persons inter
ested as CREDITORS next OF kin or otherwise.
in the Estate of Anna Holgerson Adrnifiss
tratrix OF Elizabeth johnson, also known
as Elizabeth Johanson, deceased, who as
the time of her death waa Z resident o.
Woodciin Lake, Bergen County. n. ~
SEND GREETING:
Upon the petition of Anna Hoissrsons
residing at Woodclin Lake, Bergen C6nnfys
New Jersey.
Row es sfn ssor. .ss sss nsT @ s
OF New York County, held a. the Hail Sc
Records, in the County OF New YORK. on
the 25th day Of February 1921 a haH
past ten o'clock In the forenoon of fha4
day, why the account of proceedinga 81
Anna Holgerson as Administrative Of the
Goods Chattels and Credits Of said dc.
ceased EsgqMoNy ss9qId nes ss 5saif.aiy settled.
caused the Seal OF the surrokates' Court of
the said County Of New York to be here
unto afixed. WITNESS, Honorable Jci.n
P. Cohalan. Surrogate Of eur said County.
at the County OF New York. the lfth aay
OF January, in the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and twenty -olsA.
DANIEL J. DOwDNEY.
IL. 81 Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court
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RE EsTATB Or MARfn 1Alfx.Ann-.,S
pntsuanee of an order ef Hpn. John =.
York. NOTICE Il hsrsby siysn Is III 49, ~.
sons haysng elainas agAfn6 Marie Bxitlsra.
y. s.ts o. the CITY of Nicss France. decsassdss
e the sabscrtber. At his plaza Of trsn@eSs
y .ns Pas'hnsss, @ ne; 2 Rscter street. .Rorough
fore the Let day Of June. isai. uexs 70
D:ssds Nsy York. NoxembsF IA isse.
EnGDERIC r CQupERf. 6xesufee.
Executor. Once and p, O. Address ~
Rector Street. New York. ". z.
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Fordham Road and WEBSTER Avszas,


A presentation Of colors and victory
medals will take place at meeting Of
George r. Eyan Post at st. Rita's
Auditorium, f46th street and College
Avenue, the Bronx. February II.
AUXILIARY ACTIVITIES
The auxi1iary of David w. Gentle
Post will meet tomorrow night in the
Congregational Church, 4e3 Esst t4sd
Street.
Mrs. Emma l.. Balcorh, member Of
the State Auxiliary Committee, has
arranged for a meeting Of all auxil-
iary presidents in Bronx County, at
the I'd Field Artillery Arnory, 165th
Street and Franklin Avenue, Wednes-
day evening. Miss Ray G.. Sawyer,
state chairman, will speak.
Bloomfield IN. Jy Fost will form an
auxiliary.
I The auxiliary of the Arthur Viens
Post VIII meet next Monday at the
Arthur n. Murphy Association Hall,
862 East fremont Avenue, when a ban
ner will be presented to the Viens
Post.
The auxiliary of Walter Hickman
Post will attend the latter organiza-
tion's meeting Tonight at The Valcour
Club.
The meeting of the William c. Jae-
gle Posts auxiliary will be held at it's
headquarters tomorrow night.
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LEGION NOTES


Dr.. n. Grant Thorburn, of New York,
and DR.. H. Kennon Dunharn, of Gin
cinnati, have been appointed members
of the American Legion committee on
hospitalization. DR.. Thorburn is mem
ber of the faculty of the School of Med
icine of Columbia University and ex-
amining physician Of the New York
tuberculosis Association.
Exemption Of veterans from paying
poll taxes was refused Endorsement by
manders and adjutants and members
Of the state executive committee at a
recent conference, which was attended
by F. W. Galbraith jr., National Com
mander of the Legion. The ex-service
men held that it was their duty to pay
taxes the same as any other body of
citizens.
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sURROGATEs' NOTICES

DUPLAT, JULIAN ANTONIo-rN Punsu.
AI.ce Of an order Of Honorable JOHN P.
New York, NOTICE is hereby given to ali
persons having claims against Julian An
York. deceased. to present tho same with
ys. vouchers thereof. sP the subscriber.. At ~
44-4s Wall Street. In the Borough Of Man
hattans 10 the City. os New York, State OF
New York, on or before the 25th day OF
May. 1921, next.
Dated. New York. the 18th day of No.
vennber. 1920.
THE CHEMICAL NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW YORK. Executor.
ROOSEVELT 4 KoBBH. Attorneys for
Executor, ONCE and P. O.. Address
4448 Wall Street. Borough Of ManhAt.
tan. New York city.
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Office Furniture

OFFICE AND COMMERCIAL FURNITURE
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
We offer but slightly imperfect
oak and mahogany desks chairs fling
cabinets. card cases. etc. Inspection in
vited.
JACOB BARsKY. 1 Beaver St
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Franklin Simon & Co. Post will give
a smoker and entertainment February
25 for the benefit Of disabled veterans
at the Knights Of Columbus clubroom,
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Elecfroplaters

ELECTROPLATERS-E ped WITH tum-
Bile barrels for nickel plating. Get our
price. Gill Brothers. Yonksrs. N. r. Tel
Yonkers 1887.
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ROOSEVELT - SAMUEL MONTGOMERY.
T. In Rursusance s OF an order os Honorabis
John z Gohaian, surroE ate OF the COUNTY
persons having GLAZING against sAMUEn
MONTGOMERY ROOSEVELT. late Of the
the same with vouchers thereof. 10 the ss,bs
scriber4 at thetr place of transactfne btsi.
ness. At the ONCE OF The Central Unicr,
Broadway. In the Borough OF Manhsttan'
IN the City Of New York, State uf MAJ
York. on or before the 18th day Of jGiy.
Dated New York. the sth day Of fans.
CENTRAL UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
HENRY LATROBE ROOSEVELT.
xX .- Bxecutorn
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Brooklyn Post will play host We'd
nesday to the wounded veterans from
Fox Hills at the posts minstrel show
in Kismet Temple, Herkimer Street
and Nostrand Avenue.
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Furniture

pianos. antiques, bric-a-hrac. books, art
etc. GABAY. So University Placs. stuy-
vesant 237T.
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sATTERLEE, MARY Pm PURSUANCE
Of an order OF Honorable John r. Cohaiari,
Surrogate OF the County OF New York,
notice is hereby given to an persons hav.
present the same with vouchers a sss thersof q q
the subscribsr, at hsr place Of transactins
business, at the office OF Haixht. SANFORD.
Smith Grifin, her attorneys, at No ~
William Street. ia the Borough q Man
hattAn, III the City OF New York, State Of
New York sl on or before the ist day Of
Datsd Nsw York. tho Gath day of No
cArHARIrn v. PH1LpsE.
HAIGHT, sANDFuRD. SMITH estsfaiSin aRIFFTN,
Attorneys for Executrix. Office ana p. o.
Manhattan. New YORK CITY. y
BENNETT. JpsHPHfNM-1N PURSUANCE
Of An order of Honorable John r CO.
halan. Surrogate Of the County OF New
6eyt osH n95acs sIs,. Z hsssss slgs s. .n p.rso
late of the County OF New York. deceaSed,
to present the same with vouchers thereof
to tho subscriber. a. its place OF transact
ing business No. l49 Brondway, Ia the
Borough OF Manhattan and City Of Nsv
York. on or before the 20th day at May
next.
Dated. New York. ,hs 18th day es Me-
''lNyI.l FuLToN Il TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, Executor OF the VIII a.
Josephine Bennett. deceased. 1ss
HHr0sdvrsE Hsg VIZ f,ss HoroSsh OF MAnhsssan.
Attorneys TOR ExecutuT. 4s Cedar street.
Boronxh. Of Manhattan. nav Yorf
City, n Y.
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Arthur viens Post meets tonight at
independence League Hall, 479 East
Tremc at Avenue. Applicants for men,
bership in this post are asked to COM
municate with Adjutant P. Byrne, 2176
Bathgate Avenue. the Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31

Michael Spitelnik Post has postponed
ITS open meeting from Lincoln's Birth
day night to Washington's Birthday.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31

William G. Jaegle Post, Of the Bronx,
reports a big gain in membership since
It's drive started on January /.
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The meeting of the William c. Jae-
gle Posts auxiliary will be held at it's
headquarters tomorrow night.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31

The auxiliary of Walter Hickman
Post will attend the latter organiza-
tion's meeting tonight at che Valcour
Club
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31

HURRY 3 HUTTON,
Attorneys for Execukofh
Once and p. o. Addrean. a 4Fals.r xAsA
Borough Of Manhattan, New York citvss
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Manhattan Naval Post meets We'd
nesday evening at 22s West Fifty
eighth Street, and invites veteran nom
dance at the McAlpin on March 1e.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31

Walter Hickman Post meets to-
night at the valcour Club, 1906 Bath
gate Avenue, the Bronx, when arrange
ments will be completed for the an
nual entertainment to be given at
Hunts Point Palace ON the evening
Of April Is. Edward Powers will. stage
the show.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31

NOS. 4ss-442 WEST BiHT sTREEr.
Jan. 81, 1891. NEW YORK CITY.
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row night, at So Greenwich Avenue.
Any ex-service man will be welcome.
The 3o5th infantry Post will meet
tom orrow night at the 77th Division
Club, 27 West Twenty-fifth Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31

The girl marine veterans Of Semper
Fidelis Post will hold their third an
nual dance at Chalif's Saturday, Feb
ruary 26. Miss Cecilia Cunningham, of
ia East Thirteenth Street, and Miss
Ray Sawyer, at state headquarters, have
the tickets.
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H,rnt coats, dresses, euite, skfrts. waists
-MfLwAUKEE. WIS.
F. J. Lingermann Co.; Frank J. Linxer-
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WALNUT HILL

The concert at the schoolhouse last
Saturday night was well attended.
There were several nice plays and reci-
tations by the school and a number of
special song selections by Messrs.
Mason. Mitchem and Beasleyg An adj
mission Of twenty cents was charged
and the Ladies Aid society sold fish
ehowder. The money viii be used to
equip the schoolhouse with electric
lights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Graham and
three children, of Pensacola, are on an
extended visit with Keith Graham and
family.
Master Curtis Mason. OF Brent. is
spending several days with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Ward.
Mrs. r.. p. Rhodes was called to her
sister, Mrs. f. o. Gunter, of near
Pensacola, on account of the serious
illness of her nephew. News received
yesterday that the little fellow was
very low He has the water head"
and has been an invalid for eight
months.
Mrs. Fenia Ward visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly. Of Bluff Springs,
Saturday and Sunday.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cur
It's Calhoun is improving after a very
serious misfortune. He swallowed sew
eral pieces OF pecan hulls and they
were lodged in his lungs. He was
rushed TO Atmore and then to Mobile
to a special surgeon. where he under
went an operation and the pieces
removed.
The Southern states Lumber Com
pany have been busy making syrup
There has been near 5000 gallons made
and some yet to be made
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Ward and children.
of Pensacola, spent the Weekend with
'Dockp Ward and family Of near here
Mr.. Pugh lost one OF his mich cows
last week. There have been a number
OF cows and calves to die In our neigh
borhood this year.
T. e. smith and family called at ],
o. Wards Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Steele OF near
here are the proud parents OF a fine
son born last week.
Conference viii be held at the Meth
odist church Saturday, and dinner viii
be served on the ground.
Mrs. John Kelly and children We're
Saturday and Sunday visitors at Matf
Morgan's.
Mrs. Carrie Ward and children Wis
tied relatives in PENSACOLA several days
returning Sunday.
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INTERESTING TALKS AT
MEETING OF PRIMARY
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

The Primary Teachers association
held its regular monthly meeting Fri
day, November 18th, at / o'clock D. M,
at the Eliza Jane Wilson school. After
the regular business Of the meeting
several interesting talks were given.
Mr.. Runyan addressed the meeting
with reference to the Art School con-
test, which Is open until November
q. Six prizes are offered by the Art
School, and the teachers are requested
to arouse interest in this contest
among the pupils. Mr.. Workman gave
an interesting talk upon the subject
of Good Team Work" or Co Opera
.tion and School Spirit" Major Butler,
of the health service, was also pres
ent at the meeting and gave an in
structive talk upon health, especially
Of the mouth and teeth. He gave sew
eral experiments and stated the prac-
tical results that could be obtained
from the work of mouth rating that is
being carried on in the schools.
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JAPANESE TEA ENJOYED
BY s. S. CLASS AND THEIR
FRIENDS.

Mrs. Bruce SummervilIe and the
members of her F1orrie Williams Sun
day school class entertained with a
delightful Japanese tea on Friday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Somerville,
East Jackson street.
The home was a lovely japanese
scene, with the Japanese lanterns and
candles giving out their mellow glow.
with masses of pink chrysanthemums
and ferns used as floral decorations.
Each member in the class was
dressed IN japanese costume, wearing
two large chrysanthemums in each
side of their hair, and carrying pretty
fans and umbrellas, assisted in the in
teresting program, consisting Of piano
solos, duets and chorus.
A delicious lunch, carrying out the
color scheme of pink and green, were
enjoyed by number of their friends.
A silver offering was taken, which
will go toward the general fund of
the class.
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LADIES OF CHRIST CHURCH
BUSY ON BAZAAR.

The members of the Parish league of
the Christ church are very busily
working and laying their plans for
their annual bazaar, which will be held
on December in the Pastime lobby, on
Palafox street, the delightful affair to
continue all day.
Dainty handmade articles and nov
elites of all kinds will be on sale this
day to complete your Christmas boxes
There win be nine pretty booths, at
which the following ladies will be in
charge:
/. Candy-NTiss Marjorie Christy.
2. Dolls-NTiss Leslie Partridge.
3. Baby-Mrs. Thomas Brent.
4. Debutante-Mrs. It. L. Cant.
5. Housekeepers-Mrs Earl Thorn
ton.
6. Japanese-Mesdame T. A. Buck
and ]. v. Price.
I. Art and Craft-Miss Daisy Hall
mark.
S. Miscellaneous-Dfrs w. K. Hyer.
9. Lunch Mrs. j. S. McGaughey
and Mrs. J. II. Aiken.
Not only are the ladies of the
church invited to attend this bazaar
but the public is also cordially invited.
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East Hin Baptist Church.

y. Y. p. u. programs
We meet at $50. You are welcome.
Group IN charge.
Doctrlnal meeting. How Does Christ
Save Us?"
Leader, Mr.. George Axelson.
Scripture lesson (Romans 5:1-11)-
Beatrice Davis.
J ''The Son Of God and the Son OF
AIan'--Carl Thomas.
"By Keeping the Law for Man
Flora Andrews.
'Jesus overcomes the Principle OF
gin'-Louise Lee.
Christ Atones for Our sins'-R. L
Brooks.
Because Tie Is Our Intercessor"-
Ruby Morgan.
Conclusion--NIr Axelson.
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THE BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT.


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SOCIAL
NEWS
ENJOY DELIGHTFUL
REFRESHMENTS.

The inmates Of the Woman's Home
wish to thank Mrs. f. NJ. Whiting for
the delicious ice cream and home made
cake which she sent them on Thursday
afternoon. A number of visitors have
been to the home this week, and among
them were members of the Philathea
Sunday school class of the Gadsden
Street Methodist church, who carried
with them individual bags Of fruit to
their friends.
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First Christian Church.

Corner Garden street and Seventh Ave.
Minor j. Ross, minister.
Church school opens for worship at
9:45 a. m. A. E. Fleming, Supt. Of
Senior school. and Mrs. John Strom,
Supt. of Junior school. Glasses for
all ages. Music led by a SPLENDID or
chestra. If you viii make us visit
we will make you want to come back.
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CHURCHES


l. W. Chalker, pastor.
Sunday school, $3.50 a. m.
Preaching at IL on the subject
The Religion that Lasts"
At $3.50 p. m. both leagues win meet
n their respective rooms
At 1880 .. IA. the pastor win preach
or the last time as pastor OF this
ihurch. His four years are out and
10 goes to conference to be assigned
o a new field.
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Church Of Christ.

Jackson and Alcaniz Streets.
"Just What the Bible Says In Every
Thing"
sunday School 9:4S a. m.
Preaching and Lords supper HOO
q. m
Evening Service. 1880 p. m.
Morning subject: The Secret of a
Great Life" Evening subject: Am
! My Brothers Keeper"
No service to God is acceptable un-
less your heart is in the service. Do
not be a spectator always. Come to
church today and put your heart In
the work.
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First Presbyterian Church.

Regular morning service. II a. m.
Chaplain w. w. Edel viii preach.
Sunday school $3.50 a. m. Let us all
Join in with praise and THANKSGIVING
for all the blessings God has given us
ethis year.
The Mems Bible class viii have an
interesting discussion OF the disarma-
ment conference with special speakers.
Mission Band viii meet in the lecture
room at $3.50 p. m. All mmebers are
urgently requested TO be present.
Christian Endeavor at pm.
Mid-week prayer meeting, Wednes-
day evening. 1880 .. m.
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Palafox street at Wright street
Rev. George Hendree Harrison, rec
tor
Sunday next before Advent.
Holy communion, 1880 a. m
Church school. $3.50 a. m.
Morning prayer, IL a. m.
wednesday litany, 10 a. m.
Thursday, Thanksgiving day, TIar-
vest Home service, holy communion,
10 a. m.
Friday, evening prayer, p. M
Come and worship with us.
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saIvatlon Army.

salvation Army.
Jail meeting at 1880 a. m.
Sunday school at 2:30 p. m.
Young peoples service, p. m.
Sunday night, p. m, open-air serv-
Ice on Palafox street.
At 8 o'clock, the great call campaign
service, led by Ensign McAteer. This
call campaign is on in the Salvation
Army ell over the United States. 1t is
call for sinners. The public is invited
to come.
Mid-week services held regularly on
Thursday and Saturday,at D. m.
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First Church o. Christ Scientist

rs West Belmont street.
Regular services; Sunday morning,
n q m; wednesday evening, p. m,
Subject. sunday morning, Nov. 20:
soul and Body"
Reading room and free lending IL
hrarv (same address, are open every
weekday except Wednesday, from
to p. m.
All are cordially invited.