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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-21

and with a sharp knife cut twice
through skin, around center Of ap-
pies. This prevents bursting vine
baking. Fill with honey the space
Pin each apple where core was re
moved. and put half a cup of hot
water in bottom of dish Bake
carefully until soft and remove the
apples to serving dish TO juice
left add one-thira 90 oue-baIf cup
honey and COOK TO q thick syrup
Pour syrup over apples, chill ana
serve with or without whipped
cream. One-tbird cup broken wal
nut or pecan meats may De- added
to syrup If desired. Raisins OF figs
may be used instead Of nuts il
syrup
Apple Pie with Honey Make pie
in usual way, adding the salt, buJ-
ter and spice. bat no sugar Cover
with crust and bake uuul apples
are soft Warm oGa-Ealf TO Two
thirds cup of honey. make a small
hole in center Of TOP crust pour II
/ the honey and put back into oven
for ten minutes. without fully dos
ing the door Apple pie baked in
this way does not run over 10 Tie
oven and no sugar or honey is
wasted
Apple Dumplings. OF TUru0vcrs-
May be cooked in the same manner
adding the honey at the last.
Steamed Honey PGdd.lg-MI
one-half cup honey with two CUPS
bread crumbs. Add Oue-hat cup
milk and grated r.ud OF one-h4Li
lemon with Oue-quaTler teaspoon
ginger, or any preferred f.aFoTlls'
one-third teaspoon salt Beat thor
oughly Add two tablespoons o.
melted butter or Substitute and tN2
eggs, well beaten. Steam tR'
hours.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-21

Dear Mrs Thompson: | was go
ing with a certain boy and he drop
ped me to go with my girl friend.
l didn't care very much because I
didn't like him so very we'll My
mother never liked him at all. Now
One night he brought my girl
friend and his cousin over to our
house. Mother couldn't stand the
boy friend and she forbids me to
go with him I(don't see anything
wrong with him. What can l tell
him the next time he asks me to
come over so that | will not hurt
his feelings? TOT.
Tell him that you cannot let him
come because your mother does not
wish it.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: We are
two girls who go to dances nearly
every Saturday night Last Satur-
day night two boy friends. took US
home. They did not ask us for a
date, but after leaving US they met
a friend of ours who told US that
when he asked them if they We're
going to take US to the dance on
Saturday they told him if we want
ed them we would have asked them.
Are they right? We don't go
with any one steady, but would
like these boys to so with us to
the dances as we have a better
time when they go. Should we ask
them 10 go Saturday or wait until
they ask US?
BILLY AND BETTY.
You should not ask the boys to
go to the dance. When they took
you home you should have invited
them to come TO see you some time,
but it was not your place to men
ton another dance. If they take
you home again, ask them 20 come
TO see you.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a
girl 10 years old. a boy who is
well liked and respected by every
one was hurt On the football
grounds and was taken to the hos
pital. For almost a month he was
very i'll. Now he is at home and
COHNdISStE NJ. W QUIZ IL De proper
for me to send him a card telling
him how glad | am that he is get
ting we'll? l am one of his friends
and he likes me and calls me his
little friend WONDERING.
I certainly think you should send
the card The boy will appreciate
your kindness an dwill take it in
the right way, I am sure
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am Il
young man of % years and for the
past Is months have been engaged
10 a girl of 20. I think the world
and all of this girl and do every
thing can to please her. although
it seems we do not get along just
right. She gets angry very easily
at almost anything I say. I know
she goes with no one else and she
says she loves me, although I.
should like to know how to please
her so she won't become angry so
easily. l am afraid l shall lose her
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Heart gHOnlQ'
11,1I1)pODC OI11cC
y ! 'nRC. ELIZABETH THOMPSON

ar We keep quarreling and love
her too dearly to give her IN
WORRIED
Probably you try too har5 ,,
please the girl and she does NJ.
appreciate your efforts. Tn tbs =,
ture do what you can afford -
in the way of amusements ~ ~
gifts. but do not try beyond vnn-
means to do for her. When she raI.
angry, close your lips tightly ana
let her sCold until she is tired ~
It without any effort on your ma,
to pacify her. She will respect yon
more if you are firm and hold vov-
own. not giving up to her wbe,s--
she IS right or wrong.
Dear hrs. Thompson: I bavo
been married nine wears Two
years ago my husband and I broks
up housekeeping and moved 10 the
home OF my parents SO that I copiS
take care Of mother. who lost her
capacity to keep house through
stroke. After I had been home
few months my husband had TO give
up his position because he was So
afflicted with rheumatism. I can
tell you that | was busy with nv
two inyalids, but I was thankful In
be OF service to them.
Mother died, hut my husband and
/ remained where We were in Orda-
to keep house for father. Besides
my husband did not regain his
health rapidly and he was unable
to work. Because OF this it was
much, cheaper to stay with father
than to pay rent
A year ago my husband changed
doctors and was greatly helped
Now he is absolutely free from
pain. OF course as soon as he felt
able to work he began looking for
a position. 1t seemed as if he
would never get work again. but at
last he has a splendid opportunity
which calls him to another state.
Father urges US to wait and try
for work here. but we have tried
until we are sick at heart MY hus-
band is very anxious TO accept the
work offered him and he tells
father he can come and live with
US. Father is very stubborn and
refuses to go. He says he will
keep house for himself. The worst
of it is that he brings # up to us
that we were very glad to make
use of his home when it was to our
advantage. This makes me very
unhappy and I don't know what to
do. l don't like to me ungrateful
to my father because ne has always
been very good to me and a great
comfort and help in my trouble
What would you advise US to do?
TROUBLED DAUGHTER
Your duty seems clear to me.
would advise you to 90 with your
husband to another state since an
opportunity to work presents itself
there. Since he offers your father
a home, he is doing all that he
should be expected to. Your father
is making his own choice when he
prefers TO stay alone and keep
house. and he should not call yOu
ungratefuI if you refuse to sacri-
fee your husbands advantage in
order to hum0T him.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-21
Has Party on Birthday.

Miss Ruth AVeisman of 1851
Twenty-ninth street. was hostess
on Saturday afternoon to a COM
pany of 16 girl friends, at a BIRTH
day party, given in celebration of
her 18th anniversary.
The afternoon hours were spent
dancing, and with games, in which
prizes were. awarded to Miss Flor
ence Lewis, Miss Rose Levy and
Miss Pearl Isenberg. A delicious
lunch was served at q table which
was graced with a large, prettily
iced cake holding Is lighted can
dies. Decorations in the rooms
carried out a pink and blue color
scheme Miss Weisman received
many lovely gifts.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-21
Booster Association Dance.

The Modern WOOdmen and Royal
Neighbor Booster association OF
Rock Island county is sponsoring
a dance TO be held in Swedish
Olive hall, 1907 Fifth avenue, Mo
line, Wednesday. Thanksgiving eve.
An excellent orchestra has been
engaged for the affair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-21
Three Hours to Make Up.

II takes Lon CLANCY three hours
to make up for one of his two roles
in The Octave of Claudius," by
Barry Pain-the role of the hunch-
back. JacQueline Logan. the Fol
lies" beauty plays opposite him.
Wallace Worsley is directing. Cos
sip at the Goldwyn studio has it
that the hunchback will be Lon
Chaney's most distinctive contri-
button to the screen.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-21
WIN Sponsor Card Party.

Women of Mooseheart legion
have arranged to sponsor a card
party tomorrow afternoon at
Maths hall. Games OF 500 will
start at O'Clock and prizes will
he awarded the prize winners. The
next regular meeting will be held
on Dec S.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-21

tary men, especially since there
are many in the region of Yokosu-
ka where there is a great naval
base. According to the Japanese
newspapers the Rei-chi-gaku ad-
herents are placing implicit conf
dence in their leader in his finan-
cial ventures as well as in his
spiritual leadership.
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- 1n14nelrnln 1t1tta ~


Thanksgiving Dinners.
DINNER WITH TURKEY.
Oysters on the Half Shell
Roast Turkey
Dreamed CauliflOwer
Glazed Sweet Potatoes
Baked Onions Celery
Frozen CranbeFries
Pecan and Grape Salad
Corn Waters
Apple and Pumpkin Pie
Nuts Raisins
TOffaa
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-21
vesper Tea at Y. W. G. A.

The veSper tea yesterday after
noon was in charge OF the world
fellowship and discussion commit
tees. Miss Agnes Koeber presided.
The meeting next Sunday will be
in charge of the business wornen's
bible class.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-21
Honey REGIMES.

Peel, core and quarter six hard
sour apples. When syrup boils, add
apples and cook carefully until the
apples are clear. Serve cold as a
dessert with whipped cream.
Baked Apples With HOney-Take
SIX large firm. sour apples. Core,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-21
Social Announcements.

The Palestine Orphans Sewing
group will meet Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. NJ. Finkelstein.
1923 Twelfth street
The ladies' aid society of the
Centenary Methodist church will
meet tomorrow afternoon at the
church instead OF on Thursday.
Members are asked TO come pre-
pared TO sew.
A called meeting OF the Y L. A.
of the Spencer Memorial Metho-
dist church will be held tonight at
the home of Miss Irene Harrison,
S14 Forty-third street. The mem
bers will make garments for needy
of the city.
The regular monthly meeting of
the mems brotherhood of the First
Baptist church will be held tomor-
row evening at the church
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-21
Lodge 10 Give Card Panty.

Arsenal lodge. No. Lose. Mystic
Workers. will have a card party
Wednesday evening at Odd Eel
lows hall. At this affair both
cinch and 500 Will be played and
refreshments will be served.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-21
City Home Bureau TO Meet.

The first meeting of the Rock
Island Home bureau unit will be
held Wednesday afternoon at ,
o'clock at the Y. W. c. A The
meeting is to be called promptly
at the appointed hour and after
the half hour conservation, Miss
Lucille Allen, home advisor, VIII
give a talk on the food calendar.
The meeting is open not only 10
members, but 10 any woman in
terested in the work.
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The. OF s. social circle will
mold an eaaA day sewing tomorrow
az the nnras of Mrs ME Holmes.
!si1 Twenty ninth and -AaIrstreet'
4 picnic lunch via b. served at
noon All members are requested
20 attend the meeting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-21
Entertain at Dinner Bridge.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Weisman en-
tertained at a winner-bridge last
night at their home, 1901 Twenty |
ninth street. There were ISL
couples as guests Bridge occupied !
the after dinner hours.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-21
MORE HELP FROM HAYS.

Washington, Nov 21.-Postofices
throughout the country were. ask
ed by Postmaster General Hays to
help search for missing people.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-21
OPERA FOR WEST ONLY

Chicago, Nov. 21.-Mary Garden,
director Of the Chicago Opera com
pany. announced that the opera
might hereafter be confined to the
west
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-21
Mayo MarrieS.

Frank Mayo. screen star, and
Dagmar Godowsky, his leading
lady. were married in Tia Juana,
Mexico. recently.
Mr.. Mayo had been divorced from
his wife only d week before.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-21
10000 ATTEND FUNERAL.

Cork. Ireland. Nov 2I.-Xen thou
sand persons attended the funeral
OF Alderman Barry. who was shot
and killed recently.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-21
oh. for the Life of an Actor.

Who wouldn't go into the movies
il he could understudy Conway
Tearle in his next picture. For
leading ladies he has picked Faire
Binney. Zena keefe. Winifred West
over, Martha Mans field, Doris Ken
yon, Betty Howe and Gladys HUI
lette. Who wouldn't rather be
Tearle than president?
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-21
Meeting POSTPONED Until Next
Week

The meeting of Mayfiower camp,
No. 10i. Royal Neighbors OF Amer
lea Win be held Tuesday, Nov. 90,
at Maths hall instead of Thursday
OF this week.
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Mrs. Richardson Entertuirs

The weekend affair IN tri-cttv
social circles was the cAarmfns Civ
appointed afternoon tea given Sat-
urday by Mrs J. B., R5chsrdson of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-21

WEDNESDAY.
Ohms-Krueger wedding
Ivy club meets with Mrs. Bertha An
drcws, 350I Seventh avenue.
Helen Gould auxiliary sewing
Yashti Shrine. 30. %, White Shrine OF
Jerusalem has melting.
Modern woodmeh Royal Neighbor Boost
er assocl alton give dance at Swedish Olive
hall. Moline.
Palestine orphans sewing group meets
with Mrs. NJ. FinkeAtein. 1923 Twelfth
street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-21

THANKSGIVING day.
Tammingo trio gives concert At Ma
sonic temple under auspices OF Barbara
Frictchie tent. No. 81. Daughters OF Vet
Grams.
l.uckenbihl -Wocst wedding.
Thanksgiving dance At Book Island club.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-21
vents
Opera Music VIII
Feature Program
Music Department

Opera music will be the program
topic for the November meeting OF
the music department OF the Rock
Island Woman's club, which Will
be held tomorrow afternoon at $50
in the Masonic temple. Mrs. Fred
DeI.ong, the leader. has arranged
the following program for the aft
ernoon:
Voice. Lovely Flowers, Will
Ye7" (FausO-Miss Marjorie Sala,
ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. W. l.. Kimmel.
Clarinet solo, Scene and Air from
Louise di Montfprt (Bergston)-L.
W. King. accompanied by Mrs. A
r. Wallin.
Voice, Spring Song of the Robin
Woman" (Cadman) - Miss Celeste
Olson, accompanied by Miss Oenone
Apple.
Piano duet, "Alessandro Stradel-
la" IS. Won Stotow) - Miss Nellie
Swanson and Clark Swanson.
Reading. poem, Ana ltaliens
CRobert Bulwerlytton) music, III
Trovatore" (Verdil - Mrs. w. J.
Krul, accompanied by Mrs. H. c.
krebs.
Voice. ''Vissi dArte, Vissi d
Amore" from Tosca Puccini-Mrs.
w. A. Warren. accompanied by
Miss Nellie Swanson.
Violin. Faust Fantasia" (Faust-
Alard) Miss Gladys H. Allison, ac-
companied by J. w. Johnston.
Voice, "Vesti Ia Guibba" leon
Cavaltol-Rollo l.. Killing, accom-
panied by Kenneth Bailey.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-21

Catholic woman's League dance at Coli
scum, Davenport
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-21
Roller Skating Opens at Y.W.CA.

Roller Skating opened with a
good crowd in attendance Satur-
day night at the WV. c. A There
wiz be roller skating every Satur-
day night from o'clock to $50
for those under 16 years of age
and from $50 to . o'clock for
those over 16. Admission is Is
cents.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-21
Soeial q
CALENDAR
TODAY.

TODAY.
Music Students meet with Mrs. Chzriea
MONTGOMERY, 500 Fifth avenue
Tri-City Symphony orchestra Rock Is
1zDd. concert.
Optimus sthdy Cub meets with Mrs o.
H. Birkel. 735 Fifteenth street.
TUESDAY.
November meeting OF music department.
of Rock Island woman's club.
o. E. s. social circle all-day meeting al
home of Mrs NJ 2 Holmes. 1911 Twenty
mint and half street.
Rock Island >home bureau unit meets
at Y. W. c. A
Women of Aooseheart Legion give card
party at Maths hall.
Colonel Bracket circle meetA.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-21

stAlti' bafClptit-
SATURDAY.
Tn City Art League tea.
SUNDAY.
Yesper tea at Y W c. a.
The New York herald., 1921-05-11

40TH, so West--Very large studio, bedroom
real kitchen; entrance hall and bath; COM
fortably furnished. Apartment %. Wander
hilt 30l6
The New York herald., 1921-05-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
MANUFACTURES YOUR PRODUCT

MANUFACTURE YOUR PRODUCT
IN ENGLANDl
THE CHANCE OF A Lifetime!
The Managing Director of well
known firm In England is retiring!
The firm has been established nearly
40 years
1t manufactures JEWELRY AND
SMALL METALWARESl
1t has a MODERN ONE FLOOR
FACTORY, with the latest thing in
plant and equipment
1t stands in the middle of a four
acre freehold plot, within easy access
o. one OF the largest manufacturing
centres of Great Britain.
i z,,I, has ca &c GoMPETENp EsSp5rs ,ANP ANP
CUSTOMERS GOOD NAME. go.
AND A FORTUNE FOR ANY LIVE
PEOPLE who are prepared to come
over and WORK 1T.
The entire outfit (including good
wilD is FOR SALE and the price IS
5000, 900 (three hundred thousand dol
lars).
If this proposition interests you
write now. Box Y sol Herald, Herald
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GROCERY STORE
AND RARBER SHOP.


Concessions to a man, run store, groceries'
meats; also to barber, run snop, no oPpo,
sition: 500 room hotel to draw from, ana %
cottages: store and barber shop are patron
Is an opportunity TO combine business WIN
pleasure and make your vacation pay. ~
dress Proprietor Murray Hill Hotel, Murray
Isle, Thousand Islands n. y. --
WANTED-Man of ability to open sales office
for old established, well rated manu1actur.
ing firm: exceptional opportunity Tor rsht
man; entirely new line no oi business pushes s,uirea
should net $4,000 first year lNIEhNA-
TIONAL MACHINE co., BALTIMORE, Nd.
HAVE patented automobile device OF merit
want party with capital TO JON mo ~ put-
ting same on market, q lifetime oppor,unl'S
FOR an active man with a few thousand doi,
lars: principals only SAFETY rope anu 'o"'
holder M lT4 Herald. Herald so.
EXECUTIVE capable of investing 5000
with services may secure permanent con-
nection on large earning basis; must ENJOY
confidenca OF men In business circles inter
view by appointment Box 800, 1903 y way.
,5pESsNARER leaving the city will sell
GOOD will of An established nish Class
cfpcuit for dressmakinR In private hohes.
J 1869 Herald. Harlem.
oppORTINITY to open summer resort ut
lie capital needed; have mouse ana ,. ~,
nishings committing distance New iofN'
n 1929 Herald Fulton st.
TlITsTNESS for sale: manufacturing always
naeded we'll paving articles; reason illness.
M 222 Herald, Herald So
REFINED woman wishes 70 connect with
someone established in tea room. M Zio
Herald, Herald So
PATENT rights for railroad ticket printing
machine for sale. l.. +. wright, oWeso'
New York.
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COUPLE.-Chauffeur or butler-valet and
kitchenmaid. chambermaid; good city ref
erences: Japanese. 1891 F.. Both. Plaza 2104.
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CHAUFFEUR, mechanic, married. neat: re-
liable careful driver; 10 years experience:
best references. wishes position private fam
lily. city, country. McsIurray. 800 w. 5ith,
Circle 3163
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CHAUFFEUR, mechanic. 10 years expert
ence driving Packard. Cadillac, Pierce
Arrow, best of city references, willing. cour-
teous. neat, wishes position; city or country.
Edward, 121 West S9th st. Phone Riverside
323T
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BOARDERS WANTED.


LEXINGTON AV.. 13I3-Attractive room;
excellent board; references.
MANHATTAN AV., 4S7-Neatly Furnished
room. board. private family. BLUMEN-
THAI.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 320-Palatial nnansiov,
elevator telephone, bath every room; Hun
garian cuisine: hotel service refined He
brew surroundings; sublet corner room; fail
booking.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 549.-Attractive rooms.
bath; telephone; excellent table; two, $50,
PAYNE.
WEST END Az, 732 (e5th) Large front
room. suitable two, three piano; French
spoken; table guests.
GOTH ST, ~ W.-Large pleasant room for
two good table; reasonable.
72D. ais w. (Riversidt Drive) Beautiful
rooms. double, single, private baths; selec'
house; table guests. -
72D. 269 west.--Double rooms, with private
bath; excellent table; table guests.
9th, "a w.-Large. small, sunny roomsi
home cooking; conveniences phone.
i23D West-Attractive room for particular
people: excellent table. Morningside 2s33
f24TH, $40 W.-Attractive room; all convent
ences: gentleman. Apt. 81.
134 WEST 9th ST.
Graduate male nurse. owning his own home,
will care for elderly person invalid: room
and board For interview phone Riverside
ASA.
154TH. 42s w. (Amsterdam-St. Nicholas) -
Attractive large front. dressing room con-
venlent to subway. IL" Audubon 500.
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| S2D, IS West.-Magnificent. large sunny
south. double rooms; elegant home; refer
The New York herald., 1921-05-11

CHAUFFEUR, mechanic, on any make OF
motor, 81 single; always have cars I'm
smooth running order: long private driving
references on high grade cars. Care Scott,
oI3 w 1OGth ri.
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CHAUFFEUR - Frenchman. II, speaking
some English: years experience; In pri-
vate family; reasonable. G. b.. 100 West
55th st.
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CHAUFFEUR, French-Ame erlcan, married,
children; wife help house. nirscry; 10
years experience 2 last positions: position
country year round, with lodgings. Richard
90 East 18th city.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

WANTED for young men, room
and board meals per day;
private family; not 10 exceed Si2
per week. give full details IN reply
ing u. T., $40 Herald Fulton ST.
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wANTED-FEMALE
Laundresses. &c.

LAUNDRESS wishes position: wages S65; ;
references; Christian family only. $50 Lex
frpf
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BcnIitfntn = pace TeIeTenCt. box l-f.
Hllsdale, N. j.
GARDENER. single. long experience. vegetn-
BILE garden, lawn, shrubs flowers, poultry.
take entire charge Rentlcman's country place
personal references. =. H., 366 West Goth.
GARDENER or caretaker, married. no
children. wishes position. with furnished
cottage; please state wages. W. Bennett.
2Io 4sth st. BROOKLYN. n. Y.
GARDENER head superintendent, greatest
expert on flowers landscape, desires posi-
tlon; best references. VI 2t2 Herald. Herald
SO.
GARDENER. experienced. vegetables lawn.
flowers; single; references. NJ ia5 Herald,
Herald so.
GARDENER. single, scotch: experienced
vegetables, flowers, greenhouse. II 1927
Herald, Fulton 1T.
GARDENER, housenan: single, ali arounI
man; willing. obliging; personal references
not afraid work. I6 Herald. Herald square
GARDENER, single. competent: poultry. COW,
clean automobile: references. Gardener. 15I
r. aIth St
GARDENER, single, take care OF place. ref.
erncc. Nelson, 400 West 18th.
C,ARDENER-SinRle, useful. drive Ford car.
references $ ~ Herald. Herald square.
GARDENER, single first class neat kept
landscape, gardens. Reed. I13 linton av.
GUARD or watchman, ex-prison road con.
struction and farm camp guard, one year
on Greater New York piers wants position
bank, account for bondfs. forceful and agree
able personality. age 10, height 3 n. I In.
weight loa. single. Address Thomas Hen.
messy, f02 Halsey St. Newark. ff
HELPER, truck drivers married. wiiitsl
seeks employment. Epp, iJD3 ~ as.