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Una CARTA
San Juan. P. r.. enero 1921.
srs osvaldo ID. verce.

San Juan. P. r.. enero 1921.
srs oSvaldo ID. verce.
,Rex. $50. Mayagiiez, p. r.
QueridO sr' y HnO:-
TengO 81 mas expressive gusto de
acuspr recibo de su tan esperada
eontestaei6n. y en- ella, lego mi
"Buena Ventura" dc Ia cue le
quedo muy agradeoida. pues estoy
en- Ia seguridad que I'd, no me
copoes,y que las cosp que I'd, me
dice de mi pasado solo DIo5 y 70
Las nabiamos. Gin embargo I'd, las
ha'aoeptado. v por esto 10 hare TO-
do Ia propaganda possible. para
cue vallan a eOnfundir sus seriOs
y admirables trabajos con los de
otros pretendidOs quirOmanticos;
All puss puede I'd. hacer el
uao que jusgue eOnveniente de es-
"a carta, sabiendo que sismpre le
qusdara eieFnamente agradecida,
Hombre (Firmadol Antonio Cruz
PuehlO- San Juan, p. r.
Gale CASA Blanca, No, 3. Advt
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LOS HONoRABLEs ASESINoS CON
TINUAN DANDo QUE HACER

En- un periodico de Ia Habana leemos
10 siguiente:
H5 sido asesinada otra mujA
Ell barbara que la mato, a mas de su
superioridad fisica, entr6 en- Ia casa
como una visitaao un amigo, poniendose
con la mayer sangre fria a ilablar con
Ia famiIia Hevapdo escondido uns pufal,
cue clavo de repente varias veces en- ell
cuerpo de la vieti4na delante de la .hija
de esta y de una hermana.
Lo condenaran naturalmente a muer
te, diremos entonces como sEl Mum
do''; seloras de la Habana, impetrar
por la vida de esa fera.
Aqui esta resultando una ,cosa.rara, q.
el Estado, ell Poder pnblico Sc ha .despo-
jado de la gran arma de la, pena capital.
Y los que la estan aplicando son los ase-
sinos.
Un eambio de papeles biea original.
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C<I no trabaja bien, esta enfermo, hay
entorpecimiento en- aiguna de sus
funciones.
ST las funciones del higado, Sc trastor-
ran las materias fecales no Sc expulsaf
debidamente, el ORGANISING sufre con do
lores de cabeza y estomago, faita dc
apetito, NAL aliento, NAL estar general
marco, amarga sensacion en- el .paladar
colicos, aventazon y otras mani festaciones
que indiean la atitointoxicacion Tpof Il
presencia de materias putridas en- el or
ganismo. ~s-.@sr
En- esta case Sc irnpone la remoci6n de
esas materias con Ia ayuda de u1 purgante
mas o menos energico y que al 4nlsmc
tempo, no tenga sabor desagradable nj
consecuencias funestas de modo que el
paciente pueda tomarlo con gusto CON
fianza
Las Piidoras AsfibiEosos De Doan COM
puestas de ingredientes puramente vege-
tales y excefltas de drogas peligrcsas.
constituyen ese purgante ideal.
Su efecto es seguro, regNlarizan el
moyimiento peristaltico de los intestlnos
ejerce saludable acci6n sobre ei higadc
estiInuiando la secretion biiiar, ablanda Ia
masa fecal no dejan tras 81 habite nj
consecuencias desagradables. .sfx
Pfldoyds <4Atibiilosas De Dodn.
De venta en- todas las boticas.
Go) FosTER-McCLELLAN Co.
BUFFALO, n, " {. UsA
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rEATRo "sTRAND"

Eugene o'Brian en- ell drama en- cinco
aetos "Separados por un Mundo" una
comedia.
Madame Olga Petrova en- ell colossal
drama en- cinco actos "La Llama 1nex-
tinguible'' y una comedia en- dos actos.
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NuEyo prRIoDIco

la llegLdo a ntesira Redacci6n el
primer n6mero del semanario naeio-
nalisia "ln EstTella". que We Ia luz
ca sgta capital.
Al aRradreerir II saludo afectuosO
que no. haze. ie deseamos larga vida.
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CINE LAS ANTILLAS"

Charles Hutchinson en- los pr;meros
episodes de sEl Torbellino" y una CO.
media.
el bonito drama en- seis actos 'sIla Pro
mesa Falsa'' por Lucille Lee.
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TEAPRO LIBERTY:

Ruth Roland en- ell episodio tercero de
Ia serie Ruth de la Montafia" Y FL
colossal drama EN- siete actos "Lahoma'
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81 amigo de las lavanderas.
Por IS centasos conseguira us
ted un paquete de este .polvo pa
"a layar IA Topa. deiandoIa COM
pletamente blanca sin tener que
eetreHafla.
81 guiero listed probarlo pi-
dalo en- los estabIecunientos o
remita rs ccntavos a In casa
"A. ERIE SuMERslLLE a CO.
INC. Allen 70: y sera listed un
cliente SECURE d este ntevopre-
parade.
Adsmas de Ia Fopa Sc usa pa
"a "a llnpieza en general.
l.-Ll Aan
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"BELIoGRArH" tostAno).

Eddie Polo en- los episodios nueve y
diez de la serie "El Hijo del circo"
una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-16

La favorita del phblico Ruth Roland
en- el episode cuarto de la interesante
pronduccion Ruth de la Montana
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-16
MR.. vALENT1N CRUZ

Professor Cientifco, graduado ell cien-
cias ocultas. Analisis de cualqnier ira
bajo en- ocultismo. DIR. en- terapeutica
sugestivayy vitaopatia. Prestidigitador
Y operadcr en- escenas Hipnoticas.
jCree I'd. su padecimiento incurable?
Use encuentra I'd. triste? Escribame
a Humacao. P. r. Advt.
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'RIvoLI" lRlo Piedras).

BREEZY Eason en- ell soberblo drama
9 La Gran Aventura'.
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CINE LUNA:

La preciosa cinta tomada el TERRA
espaflola titulada La Toma de Xesauen,
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MagOifiCa OpOrtunidad

Ell Institute PoIitecnico de
Puerto Rico comenzara ell curse
del colegio EN- setiembre. Requi-
sitos: Diploma de Alta EscueIa
y proposito de graduarse de Ba-
ctiller en- Artes.. Concederemos
becas a los diez candidates me-
iores. San German, P. r.
AdVt.
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Ed(,1NulG6
SAN HAN


Ell episodio siete de la se-ie Sci Ras
tro del Cuervo' Ell drama en- seis ac-
tos por Norma Talmadge titulado "Mu
ier sin Nombre''.
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rEATRo "AMER1cA".

Estreno. de Ia revista bufo-c6mic1
Noncno Reyes Ell Nuevo Goberna-
DOR y la pelieula en- cinco actos ''El
Pantano Verde.
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ANUHCIO De SUBASTA

aoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTo DEL INTERIOR
EEGocIADo DE oBRAs PUB1IcAs
ohcina del Superintendent de obras
Publcas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-30

No i Noo1H DGvnToN Cformerly Summit
ss: e d Ssos saf so S1 s9a ana "a as
:S:S e ses.E sesinn;ns on the east line Of
e yet 'ss
is:: -. nessh 10 "a. more less; Themes s
Dr.. o. s.ss Is Ss,e 'i less
tss =: ~ q e;d tovn.nip thence south u. 1s
contains tx hundred s fwentSeisht acres more Or
r.ats,on part Of Sesi1nns at n point INT on the
a :as s sas,
less: thence north 100 rods, more or less; thence
more sass Or 1 less Themes
less thence west 2ls rods mere or less; THENCE a
% 1s
Of beginnine. said described land is reputsd to
hundred ninety-fve acres more or less
T. NO. 1. NORTH DIVISION formerly Summit
part Of Said townshp and
scribed as follows Beginning at point one mile
south line Of said township: thence north 81 rods
on or @ rod or
south 14s rods more or less; THENCE southeast 1ls
land is reputed to be owned by Phoebe A. Ogden
T. NO, !. NORTH DIVISION formerly Summit
Plantation) part Of being lot of land in the
line Of the towr Of Greenfield two miles $50
no along The east line of land said Ido
;saId to i owned by l. N. TieTee ct Els; and
Ct Sls = 50 sSushs5S
by f. J. Moor. ct ais. so rods to the northeast
corner of land said to be owned by J. Costly:
owned by said Costly and land said to be owned
81 T S AND $50 81 ssd gray Sc 2ss To thee
north line of the town of Greenbush: thence
pon d n ad Sc sna is
pned to be owned by Ira ct al
or less
r. NO. /. NORTH DIVISION formerly Summit
plantation) part OF: being lot of land IL. in
as follows: BEGINNING on the north line OF
the town of Greenfield AZ the southeast cor
OF land Of said Eastman. ct al. so rods; thence
Eas,man. o" ct al 20 rods thence soTtherly by
land said to be owned by John Costly so rods
thence westerly along said town line to the
point of beginning. Said described land is re-
puted to be owned by Wilbur Gray and contains
twenty five acres, mere or less
I. no. ]. NORTH DIVISION formerly Summit
rlantati3n1, part OF, being lot of land in
as follows: Beginning on the north line Of
the town of Greenfield at the southeast corner of
northerly along. the east line of land of said
Gray so rods; thence easterly along the south
man, ct al, no rods: thence southerly along the
west line of land said to be owned by +. j.
* SO rods saS to noh ne e Of
the town of Greenfield; thence west along said
bd land TO OF b Said 2 d
Costly. and contains fifty-five acres, more or
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eighty acres a mo aa contains Ie.
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or iess hye oos ass
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the south line of said township at the road lead
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Land Office of the State Of Maine by John Websr,
e 1892 Said township reputed
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be m ak.
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STATEOF MAINE.

Treasurers Office Ma 1921
mads a1e following
P1scATAQU1s County, WILD LANDS.
State County
ak Tax
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-02-06
STARKViLLE WINS
FROM LEE HIGHS

The Lee High basket ball team suf-
fered its first defeat Friday after
noon in Starkville with the High
School five of that town. The score
was p to IL.
1t was history repeating itself
Last season the first game the Lee
High Generals lost their first game
Of football to Starkyille, ana row the
Starkvillians come along and dupti-
cate the stunt this season.
The game was hard fought and
closely contested at every stage.
The following appeared in the Co
lumbus lineup: Oscar Hancock,
Homer Cook, Walton Lpscomb, Geo.
Lipseomb and James johnson.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-02-06

expected the early part Of the veel,
to be guests Of DR.. and Mrs. J. ,,
Lacey.
Lieutenant J. Malcolm Johnston, of
the U. s. Navy, now stationed at
New Orleans, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. f. Johnston, at their home
on Main street
Miss Bessie Bloodworth, Of New
York, is an attractive visitor at Eta
wold,' the charming country home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Bailey Hardy.
x X
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Kraft were
welcome weekend visitors in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kaye, Sr.
last week.
Mr.. d. II. Mason, of Pontotoc, en-.
joycd few days with his relatives
everdnd and Mrs. J. f. Sansing last
week.
Mrs, Murray Lacy is spending a
fortnight with his son, Mr. d. NJ
Lacy at his home in Millport
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-02-06
DEATH OLA LITTLE GUILD

Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Pennington
have the sympathy Of their many
friends in the death Of their little
child, Grady, Jr., which sad event
occurred at their home on North
Seventh street Friday morniug.
The little fellow, who was only a
little over a year old, contracted dip
liberia and complications set in with
fatal results.
Funeral services We're held Friday
afternoon at 2:30 and intclment oc-
Cured at Friendship cemetery. Rev
1. +. Gregory, pastor Of thc Central
Methodist church, officiatcd.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-02-06

from CORTLAND, compiimented a num-
Der Of her friends with a delightful
bridge party given at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. 7. Searcy. Dainty arti-
cles Of ncedlework made pretty SOU
yenirs Of the occasion, The guests
were RECALLED with a tempting salad
and ice course.
Miss Augusta Equen En;cr,ains The
Weekend Bridge Club.
The members of the Weekend
Bridge Club were hoaorecs at one Of
the prettiest parties included in last
weeks panoramic while of gaieties,
when Miss Augusta Equen entertain
ed them at her home on South Third
street. A profusion Of spring bloss-
oms gracod the reception rooms with
pleasing beauty, and after the games
an elaborate salad course was scrv-
ed
M, and Mrs. Nathan Whitfield
and little daughter left the past week
for New Orleans, TO remain indefi-
.nitely in the Creole city, where Mrs.
Whitfield will organize school for
dancing, an art Of which she IS very
talented exponent.
X x
While passing through the city
last week, Mr.. Eugere Sykes, of Alb
crdeen, fingered for brief visit with
friends Mr.. Sykes was en- route to
the Florida home OF the kentucky
Military Institute to resume his col
lege studies.
Upon his departure for Ills home
in Mobile, Mr. Warren Cox was ac.
complained by his mother, Mrs. Au
gusta Cox, whose continued il healtl
it is hoped, may Be arrested by ths
change of climate.
Z
Miss Willetta Gardner's friend.
will welcome with pleasure her pres
encc at school again. Miss Gardnei
has been cclfined at home several
weeks recuperating from brokeo
ankle sustained during competitive
basket ball game.
x
Miss Mary Sue Houston, of Meri
dian, whom Columbians remembe
with so much pleasure is the attract
i've weekend guest Of Mrs. lrclc
Burke and Miss Lily Gregory,
Mr.. und Mrs. W. S, Newly re
turned last week from a sojouyn o
several weeks spent at various point.
on the Gulf coast.
< X
Mrs. j. II. Greenland attractive lit
lte' son, John Jr, of Tuscaloosa,l ar
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-02-06

Miss Bessie Tucker lcft las. weel,
for Mobile, to enjoy q visit with rela.
tives in the delightful Alabama city.
=
Mrs. ] II. Propst and Mrs. William
Propst and little son, are visiting
relatives in Millp0rt.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-02-06
New knit ties at Loeb's.

Aching in the small of the back Is
an indication of kidney disease. The
proper course is such cases is to begin
at once the use Of Prickly Ash Bitters.
1t is an effective kidney remedy and
system regulator. Price S1.25 per
bottle. Sold at all druggists.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-02-06

Most everybody is talking about
those silk lined Hart Schaifner &
Marx suits at Loeb's.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-02-06

Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Johnston En-
terrain for Lieut.. Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Johnston en-
tertamed on Friday evening in hon
or Of their nephew, Lieut.. J Malcolm
Johnston, Of the U. S. Navy, COM
plfnenting him with an elegant six
o'clock dinner at which covers for ten
were laid upon a table whose perfect
appointments and dainty cuisine were
prettily graced with crimson japoni-
cas- and valentine place cards, After
the repast, the guests were honored
with am additional pleasure, picture
show party at the Princess. The
guest hist included: Miss Frances
Woodward and Lieut.. Johnston, Miss
Eunice Lipscomb and Mr.. Eugene
Hardy, Miss Pauline Harris and Mr..
Tom Evans, Miss Elizabeth Kennedy
and DIR. John Oliver, Jr,, Miss Caro-
line Jolnston and Mr.. Davis Patty.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-02-06
h U, D. c. Election Of Officers.

}as w ~. ". GiettiVll VI OiilSSIS.
|. lAei q meeting Of the S. D. Ice chap
ter Y. I'D. G., held at the Woman's
Qlub, last Friday morning all election
took place. which resulted In The elec-
ton Of the following ladies as Of
ficers for the ensuing year: Honor
airy president for life, Mrs. E. I.
Sykes; president, Mrs. John T. San
ford; first vice-president, Mrs. }. !,
Sturdivant; second vice president,
Mrs. S. B. Hudson; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. A. A. Breast, correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. B. K. Sessums;
treasurer, Miss Sue May Lincoln;
custodian, Mrs. d. f. Robertson; his
torian Mrs. f. I. Sykes; custodian
of the flag, Mrs. john Smell.
4 X
Mrs Mrs. DOB TWeedy rhtertaihs AT
4. sa Cards.
A lovely cotcrie Of gues SIS were hon
,ored bysM4 Bob!Twcetly last' Friday
afternoon, whenfthe attractive visitor
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-02-06
D. A. r. Meeting at woman's Club.

On Monday afternoon the Shukota
Tomaha chapter D. A. L. held COM
bined business and social meeting,
converting for the regular monthly
routine business and also for the
selection of a delegate to the forth
coming national convention at Wash
ington, D. C. Mrs. Sara Sheffield
was honored as delegate and ten al
ternates were CHOSEN, Mcsdamcs G
Y. Banks, J.. M. Morgan, d. i. Rob
ertson, Frank Phillips, B. A. Lin
coin, w. P. Pope, Emma Herring and
Misses Mary Billups and Anna Banks
At the conclusion Of the election
Mrs. Hairston the regent, was host
ess at a delightfully."- informal socia
houg.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-02-06
Courtcsics TO Mrs. j. c. Baird Of
Inverness.

Inverness.
Mrs. James c. Baird, Of Inverness,
the charming guest Of Mrs. L. I,
Baird, who has been a frequent and
popular visitor to Columbus, was the
inspiration for many Of the delight
full courtesies that distinguished with
pleasure last weeks social calender,
many of the amenities, quite informal
but none the less pleasing and all at
testing a spirit Of gracious welcome
to one who claims by right Of heri-
tage as well as by attractive person
atty, the abiding interest Of many
Columbians. On Tuesday afternoon,
Mrs. Baird was the honoree at an en-
joyable bridge party given by Mrs
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-02-06

Mrs, Murray Lacy is spending a
fortnight with his son, Mr.. d. NJ.
Lacy at his home in Millport
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-02-06

Upon his departure for Ills home
in Mobile, Mr. Warren Cox was ac-
complained by his mother, Mrs. Au-
gusta Cox, whose continued il health
it is hoped, may BE- arrested by the
change of climate.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-02-06

While passing through the city
last week, Mr.. Eugene Sykes, of Alb
crdcen, fingered for brief visit with
friends. Mr.. Sykes was en- route to
the Florida home OF the kentucky
Military Institute to resume his col
lege studies.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-02-06

Miss Willetta G2rdncr's friends
will welcome with pleasure her pyes
ence at school again. Miss Gardner
has been cclfined at home several
weeks recuperating from a broken
ankle sustained during a competitive
basket ball game.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-02-06

Miss Mary Sue Houston, of Meri-
dian, whom Columbians remember
with so much pleasure is the attract
i've weekend guest Of Mrs. Ircle
Burke and Miss Lily Gregory,
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-02-06
Mrs. Howard King Hostess To We'd
nesday Bridge Club.

A charming hostess and the environ
ment Of q lovely home were the es-
pecial privileges Of the Wednesday
Bridge Club last Wednesday after
noon, when Mrs. Howard King en-
tertained the club at her home cu
The New York herald., 1921-10-29
FORECLOSURE SALES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT, entered
into on the goth day OF December 1912 by
YORK. and EDWIN T. COFFIN. will sell
on the 7th day OF November. 1921. at ten
o'clock In the forenoon. In the piano depart
ment OF John Wnnnmaker. In the City,
County and State of New York, one style
mahogany player piano and bench, as pro-
vided by Sections 65 and &C of the Personal
Property Law.
NAT. w. GENDERING. Auctioneer.
PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT, entered
Into on the Sth day OF May, 1920. by and
between JOHN WANA tATiER, NEW YORK,
and DOROTHY THOMSON. l VIII cell on
the 9TH day of November. 1921, at ten O'Clock
In the forenoon, In the piano department OF
John Wanamaker. In the City, County and
State OF New York. one style Knabe plano
and bench. as provided by Sections 65 and
GO OF the Personal Property Law
NAT. w. GENDERING, Auctioneer.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

INFORMATION wanted whereabouts Alice
Lenehan, also known Alice Carlson last
seen 226 East 18th St. New York city. Write
Lawyer JOHN J. HALEY. $50 Madison av.,
New York city.
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UNFURN1sHED ROOMS TO LET

TWO large unfurnished rooms. together or
separate, with private bath, IN private
house; electricity; lease; references required
107 u. 18th st.
93p. near Parks connecting rooms, elec-
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FURNITURE WANTED.

wANTED-PAY FULL
VALUE CONTENTS HOUSES. APART
BRiC-A.BRAC &C. TOBIAS. i2o UNIvER.
sTTY PLACE. STUYVESANT 1870.
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EXTRAORDINARY OpPORTUNrTYi
rsevlng for San Francisco. am disposine
Of my pianos, one ebony Mason Hamli,
rrand model An; one mahogany Mason q
Hsrniin grand. model A. one mahogany Well
invton upright, used one month. also one
large vIctroia To be seen between 10. CT.
No dealers. RICHARD HAGEMAN. 500 W.
q et
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GOWNS.

EVENING, afternoon dresses. slightly worn;
fur trimmed suit. 172o II. 18Th St, B'klyu.
NEW, ready made models. MILE. LOUISE
CJAvoLINO. G2 Court et. Vain 1269.
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TABIECLOTus.

EXQUISITE duchessc lace tablecioth. for C2
inch round table: original design. made -
order: cloth In perfect condition; lady leav-
inn city will facrifice for quick sale: worth
$1,000. Tel. Col. 6519 for appointment.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

FOR sale--Iosmann Bros. hainr press
Inquire L. VI. ScfILESINGER. i32 West
ot.t Watkins zoos