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Married at Home

The marriage Of Miss Estelle Nor
gar Of Bryant. Wash. to Mr.. Lowell
Ariel Brewer. was solemnized at the
home Of the groom's mother, Mrs.
T.. J. Brewer. 34s w. 54th ST.. Sat
urday evening. October IS. Rev.
Honor L. wilhelm officiating. Miss
Vera NJ. Brewer was bridesmaid.
and Mr.. Frank @. Bodin, best man.
After the ceremony a dainty supper
was served TO n large gathering OF
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer will
be at home In Bryant.
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Luncheon Club
Entertained

Mrs wendell 8. Daggett entertain
ed the members Of her club At lunch
con this afternoon. when covers were
placed for eight guests Bridge fol-
lowed the luncheon
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Cynthia Grey+'
That Human Is Heir to Evcry I'LL, Bet,ceen Cradle
BY CYNTHIA GREY

What shall be don3 NTH the mother Who permits her sick
child 10 spread disease turnout community?
A mother of tco children writes this query.
She thinks something should be printed the subject
She cites for case point definite incident which
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Pennsylvania Study Club

Pennsylvania Study club with Mrs.
w. q. Wood at Morningside station
on the Botheil highway. ? p. m.
Mrs. II. A. NJ. Bonnar and Miss Ida
X. Greonleaf will give program.
Cstage leaves auto depot Mt 1880
p. MI
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
Adele NJ. Flevde Club

SkaDo TWIN u MIMI
Adele NJ. F1eIde Club
Adele NJ. Fielde club meets In
Erickson club rooms Of the Young
woman's Christian Association. $50
.. m. Organization" by Mrs E. Il.
stewart Public speaking class In
charge Of Mrs. Margaret Herr.
Pennsylvania Study Club
Pennsylvania Study club with Mrs.
w. q. Wood at Morningside station
on the Botheil highway. ? p. m.
Mrs II. A. NJ. Bonnar and Miss Ida
X. Creonleaf will give program.
Cstage leaves auto depot mt 1880
p. MI
Ballard w. G. r. u.
Ballard women's Christian Tenn.
penncc Union with Mrs. Emma
Mooney. 1901 Jones ave. .. n.
Bryant PIT. A.
Bryant Parent Teacher Associa-
ton at school. 9 .. m. Dads Night.
supt Y. u. Cooper. speaker.
Womcn's Council
womcn's Council. St Marks Par.
ish. with Mrs. u. A. strout. 1871
Minor ave. II o. m
Coterie Club
The Cotcric club OF Seattle. Phi
Mu Sorority House. ans y. m. THE
One Act Play" Mrs. Emory Hess In
charge.
Literary and Musical Club
ladies' Literary and Musical club
with Mrs. w. ". Cox. s2s II. Seven
tysiath st. s:so y. IN.
Pythian Sisters Temple No. .
Pythian Sisters Temple No. .
meets At Tao p. m. Progressive
whist party follows. Committee. Mrs.
Myrtle Cogsheil. Mrs. Lulu Christie.
phcr and Miss Frances Malone.
University Guild
The University Guild OF the Ortho.
pedic hospital will meet at the home
OF Mrs Martin J. Foster, 5ios 10Th
ave. ". T.. on Friday afternoon.
Miss Della Wright and Mrs. Edgar
Boyer viii act as hostesscs.
White shrine
White Shrine OF Jerusalem with
Mrs- Isabelle HIN. 100 Twenty.first
ave. 10 a m. TO Z p. m.
Harrison PIT. A.
Harrison Parcnt.Teachcr Associa.
ton at school. Tss .. m. Dads
Night" Mrs. Alfred Fisken. speak
or. Musical program.
Social Score Club
Tho Social Score club will meet At
the homo of Mrs. Carrie Hamilton.
az stth ave. s.. on Friday at 1
o'clock for luncheon.
Pacific Hive No. 90
Pacific Hive No. s<s. Ladies OF
the Maccsbecs. viii entertain with
card party In Woods Hail. nth
and Market st. Friday. October 81.
a, p. m
Col. Ellsworth Cirr3e
Col Ellsworth circle. No. 81. Ia.
dies Of the Grand Army. win give
whist party on Friday evening. at
$40 o'clock. at Veterans hall. state
Armory. All friends are invited. Re
Treatments viii be served
Canadian Cuh
The Canadian students of the
University Of Washington viii BE-
guests Of the Canadian club Of Seat.
tie at the women's University club
rooms on Friday evening. October I'll.
when a reception and dance viii be
given In their honor. In addition TO
the members OF the Canadian club.
other Canadians In the city are in.
vited to attend and help TO welcome
the students. Dancing win begin
promptly at $40. This L. the first
OF q serig Of similar receptions to
be given by the club this winter.
BritiSh-AmeSican Association
The British American association
will meet II Christenscn's Broadway
hall. Dance Every one welcome.
Olympic Heighh improvement Ciuh
Olympic Heiehts Improvement
club will meet at clubhouse. at I
| n m yfiuasv. "A ta<.t.~~ ~. r. w
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IAdles Of the Gcldrn North
Tho Ladies' OF the Golden North
will give a card party octobef 10, at
1874 First ave.
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Adele NJ. Fielde club meets In
Erickson club rooms Of the Young
woman's Christian Association. 1:so
.. m. Organization" by Mrs. &c. Il.
Stewart Public speaking class in
charge of Mrs. Margaret Herr.
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SOILED FURS

II the neck Of your fur becomes
soiled. clean II with q little flannel
moisteusd with petrol.
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A social will be given In the Ar
mory by the Stevens Relief corps.
Friday. October 81. Luncheon at
noon. 80
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Mrs. Pavey Luncheon
Hnefpea

With places marked for ten guests,
Mrs. Vernon +. Pavey entertained
with q delightful luncheon at the
Hotel Sorrento this afternoon.
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n Martins Mothery Club

The regular meeting OF st. Mar.
tins Mothers club will be held Fri
day. october 81. at y. m. at the
homo OF Mrs. Arthur Helm. 1890 3ist
ave. y. A large attendance is re-
auested. AZ election OF officers will
take place. Each member urged TO
bring a new member.
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Mountain View Social club viii
meet at caswell's hall. Friday. octo-
Der n. at y. m. Cards.
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Stevens RcIief Corn.

s. Beekman. Subject. STORY OF Vol
canoca"
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
STATE Convention Of Minute Won

State Convention Of Minute Womeu
Tho members OF the Minute
women's association OF Washington
are to be guests OF the Seattle coun
ell OF Minute Women on the 90
casion OF their annual meeting 10 bs
held In seattle. Thursday. October 81
at the Cornish school.
The Minute woman's pin or the
Minute women's certificate will h
Credentials and every Minute Woman
attending will have full privileges OF
the entire session. The Minute
Women are not a delegated body
However. members must register and
receive a recognition badge. The
Seattle council has provided the fol
lowing committees for the conven
ton:
Registration. Mrs. d. Y. Fryer
decoration. Mrs. Daniel Ragan. Mrs
John MACEDONIAN: receiving. Mrs
Mary u. Leslie. the flag. Mrs. ii. ID
Hurley: music. Mrs. John Baillar
geon: courtesioa. Mrs. HIM. stryker
information. Mrs X. r. Weeks
luncheon. Mrs. II. q. porman
badges. Mrs. vida sheldon.
The state committees are m fol
lows
Program. Mrs. Fred w. Bert Jr-
Mira Edgar Ames. Mrn. John Nc
Fadon: resolutions. Mrs. N. y. Nc
Grady. Mrs. A. J.. larson. Mrs. O
X Williamson. credentials. Mrs. Hal
s~y II. Watson. ~Mrs. IL. II. Mtz,
Mrs. w. ". l.. Ford.
The all.day session win consist Of
two meetings and will be devoted "a
the interests OF the Minute Women.
what has been done. future policies
new activities. Reports OF state chair
men and county councillors win be
followed by general discussion.
The Seattle officers OF the Council
OF the Minute Women are: Mrs
Fred w. Bert. Jr. councillor: Mrs,
II. II. A. Hastings. Mrs. Emile Marx
and Mrs. X r. Weeks. vice eoun'
ciilors. Mrs Harvey wooien. sccre'
tsry. and Mrs H. ID. Hurley. treas
urer.
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Tho Anadcl club viii give its first
winter Informal on Friday evening.
October "a. mt the Knights Of colum-
bus hall. 20 which members and their
friends are invited The patrons and
patronesscs will be Mr.. and Mrs. r.
A. Kaufcr. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Han.
ley and Mr.. and Mrs. M. II. Mccor.
mick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

S. B. & B. W. Fesher b of the leading manufie.
turers who have recently made thorough investigation
ofhe safe way to wash fine fabrics For their pro-
lection well their customer. these manufacturer,
urging that their products be Numbered in Lux.
Complete laundering directions in booklet form free on
request Lever Bros. Co.. Cambridge, Mass.
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A formal dance win be given Nov.
Is by tho Sphinx Club at Chrisfrn.
SENS Han. The organisation. which
now has thirty five members. usually
gives It's affairs ut its clubhouse. e7i
T'hirtyfourth ave. Membership In
the club In limited 20 100.
Rotary Club
The Rotary Club viii give the first
Of q series Of dances the evening OF
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ballard w. C. T. IL

Ballard women's Christian Tenn
pennce Union with Mrs. Emma
Mooney. 1901 Jones ave. : .. IA.
Speakers.
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Canadian Csub
British-Americsn Association

The British american association
will meet IT Christensen's Broadway
hall. Dance Every one welcome.
Olympic Heighh improvement Club
Olympic Heiehts Improvement
club viii meet at clubhouse. at
.. m illustrated lecture by Or. w.
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University Guild

The University Guild Of the ortho.
pedic hospital viii meet at the home
OF Mrs. Martin J. Foster. sos 10Th
ave. ". T.. on Friday afternoon.
Miss Della Wright and Mrs. Edgar
Boyer viii act as hostessos.
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Oct 81 at christcnsen's Hall Mr.. j.
-. Murphy In chairman Of tho enter.
tainment committee.
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White Shrine

White Shrine OF Jerusalem win
Mrx Isabelle Hin. 100 Twenty.firs
ave-. 10 a m. TO p. m.
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Bryant ParentTeacher Associa
ton Mt school. & .. m. Dads Night
Supt Y. II. Cooper. speaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

Mr.. Fred schowcrman. Of New
York. is in the city. n guest at the
Hotel Washington for a few days. !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

The coteric club OF Seattle, Phi
Mu Sorority House. ans y. m. ."rhe
One Act Play" Mrs. Emory Hess In
charge.
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Harrison Parent.Teachcr Associa.
ton at school. 7%s .. m. Dads
Night" Mrs. Alfred Fisken. speak.
or. Musical program.
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Lawfully h"u mustCni NIuD
Ladies' Literary and Musical club
with Mrs w. ". Cox. s2s II. Seven
tysixth st. e:30 y. m.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lister Holmes have
taken apartments Mt the De Hart.
Summit ave. and East Thomas St.
for the winter.
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Auxiliary 10 Elite Rebekah lodge
No. 1874. win entertain with a court
whist party Thursday. October 20, s
D. m. at tho home OF Mira T. ~. Der
win.
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Miss Margaret Trawick. who has
been visiting In Seattle for several
months. icrt Tuesday for her home In
Alabama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

Mfr. and Mrs William Hunter Me
EVAN. who arc In the East. are ex
pcctcd TO return In about two weeks
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Mrs. r. c. Blanchard. OF Tacoma.
VIII spend the weekend as the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Porter T. crocker.
coming over to attend the twilight.
musicale Miss Marie Gashwciler IL
giving In her studio Sunday after.
noon.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1921-04-07

Marguerite Steelman of Des Arc,
Ark, visited with H. j. Stansberry
and family Sunday afternoon one
week ago.
Will Griffett and family visited
Mat Griffett in Jasper Sunday.
Urias Woodrow spent Sunday
at Norris Crumm's near Lamar.
Mrs. Crumm is yet very i'll.
THE following items we're received
too late last week for publications.
Miss Bernice Stansberry spent
Sunday with Miss Mary Winter.
Mrs. SamMc Gaughey is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Oldham
in north Missouri.
A pleasant Easter social was en-
joyed by number of friends and
neighbors at theFred Winter home
last Saturday night. Music and
games were enjoyed and sandwich
es, pickles and eggs galore were
served.
Harrison Waltz and family had
a scare lastTuesday morning when
they thought their house on fire,
the SCOT having caught fire in the
flue which was found to be defec-
tive. They are having the fiue
rebuilt.
Mrs. Harrison Waltz most pleas
antly entertained the Ladies Aid
Society and other friends of the
Lebanon neighborhood last We'd
nesday afternoon. The beautiful
country home was decorated in
pink and white which colors were
carried out in the refreshments of
cake and ice cream. Small con-
tributions were made by the guests
which goes to help lift the debt on
the M. E. Church, South, parse
mage in Jasper. Mrs. Waltz was
assisted as hostess by Mrs. H. j.
Stansberry, Misses Rene Halle
Ruth Winter, Nancy Law, Der.
nice Stansberry and MaryWinter
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LEBANON AND BORDER
LINE
Miss Althea Armstrong

MlSo AlIlSd AiIllSIlOllS
Mr.. Boucher and daughter Mrs.
Harris called at theHarrison Waltz
home Sunday.
Mrs. Zoah Ellington and baby
daughter visited relatives in Jas
per Sunday.
Harrison Waltz and family and
George Waltz were Lamar visitors
Monday.
Miss Althea Armstrong was a
Carthage visitor Friday.
The Armstrong brothers sold
John King team of young mules
Friday.
Mrs. Ernest Rex and children
and Mrs. Maggie Lee visited with
Mrs. Frank Thacker Monday.
Jack Summerville and son Allen
ore spending a few days at the
Fred Winter home.
Fred Rex and family and Henry
Brown and wife and niece Miss
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DEWEY
MissOIa Sims

Charlie johnson and family,
Miss Edith Cones, Miss Ola Sims,
George Carter and George Peak
were callers at the Lester Carter
home Thursday night.
Miss Effie johnson spent We'd
nesday night with Miss Edna
Turner. The rest of the week.
end she spent in Jasper.
Edna Turner was a Sunday
guest of Norma Felske.
Earl Laudenslager and family
spent Sunday in Webb City.
Everybody along Dry Fork got
all the fish they wanted Monday.
Sammy McReynolds found a cat
fish weighing IA pounds on a little
island south of their barn. The
cold weather had them chilled
and the creek fell so rapidly they
got left ashore.
Mrs. Flowers entertained Mr..
Welsh and family Easter Sunday.
The ladies aid society will meet
with Mrs. Laudenslager on Thurs
day April ID.
Sam McReynolds went to
Mexico a few weeks ago to look
after his oil prospects and tele-
graphed back this week that they
had struck oil in paying quanti-
ties.
The Leaders" class of Salem
held an egg roast Saturday after
noon at the home of their teacher,
Mrs. Ralph Berry. There were
about rs present. Mrs. Berry's
mother, Mrs. Tom Brock, and
Mrs. Brooks granddaughter,
Frances Brock, and Mrs. Weld
man and daughters Of Joplin were
the guests. All report jolly
good time.
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operation for appendicitis inJoplin,
is getting along nicely. He will be
home Monday.
AlvaPugh and family spentSun-
day at Charles Pugh's.
Graham Boyd andWinfred Scott
went to Joplin Sunday to see Nor
ris Scott.
Several of the neighbors of this
vicinity have been attending the
meetings at Jasper.
Mr.. Serafni, John Buzzard and
Andy Obergfelt shipped a car load
of cattle to Kansas City Monday.
Mrs. Doyle Lilly spent Sunday
at George Lilly's.
Bob Pope and family spent Sun
day at Guy Pope's.
SherdBerryhill and family spent
spent Sunday at Serafini's.
Bee Pope spent Sunday with
Rachel and Nellie Hane.
Charles Nett and family spent
Sunday afternoon at Ralph Cline's
near Carthage.
Bert Donnel, Wesley Cline and
Bart Ingle and families and John
Buzzard, ST., spent Sunday at
John Buzzard's, jr.
The following items were crowded Out
Of the paper last week:
Tom, Charles, Will and Walter
Wood and families spent Sunday
at Frank Woods.
Mrs. Fred Scott and her son
Len went to Joplin Sunday to see
Morris Scott.
Milo Trimble and wife spent
Sunday and Monday at Mrs. ]
A. Boyd's.
Morris Scott was taken to the
hospital at Joplin Tuesday to b,
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operated on for appendicitis. The
operation was successful and Nor
ris is doing nicely.
Mrs. Bart Ingle invited the
Diamond Sunday School to her
home Sunday after SundaySchool.
Dinner was served and everybody
enjoyed themselves inspite of the
rain and sleet. +;
Lightning struck Mr.. Serafni's
silo Sunday killed one steer and
disfgured the silo quite a bit.
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Would Be Missed.

One day while ont in the yard play
ing with his new knife my little boy
broke the blade and come IN feeling
badly about II. told him vas sorry,
too. He thought about 1t a little while.
then he satd = my. but my pocket will
be lonesome without my knife."-Ex-
change.
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BLUE AND BETHEL
Frances and Mary earns

Jim Kincaid and family spent
Sunday at Hugh Kincaid's.
Clyde Wagner sawed wood for
Mr.. Yates Wednesday. Elva
Pugh helped Mr.. Yates.
Frances, Mary and Lucy earns
attended services at Jasper Sun
day and visited the rest of the
day with their grandmot Their, Mrs.
Mitchell.
Harley Brown and family visit
ed Sunday at Mrs. Brous's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yates visited
Sunday at Ray Bowman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey and Mr..
and Mrs. earns called on Mrs.
Hendricks Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Brous returned from her
visit to Pittsburg Thursday.
Mrs. Worley spent Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Weston.
Mildred Gather spent Saturday
night with her aunt, Miss Grace
Gather.
William Wood and wife and
Charley Hane and wife visited
Sunday afternoon at CT y d e
Wagner's.
Mrs. Eckert is visiting in this
neighborhood with relatiues.
Mrs. Castlebury, Mrs. Keltner,
Frank Baston and Arthur Pugh
visited Saturday night and Sun
day with Mr.. Beason at Nevada.
Charley Hane lost a fine horse
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Appleby spent
Sunday afternoon at Weston's.
Miss Veva Hobson spent Sun
day with Miss Eva Cline.
A. H. Cline and wife visited
Sunday at Gilbert Keltner's.
George Budd and family spent
Sunday at Bert Quillin's.
Mrs. Wagner and children call
ed on Mrs. Boyd Wednesday.
Jim Appleby called on Mr.
Pugh Sunday morning.
Ola Worley visited Sunday and
Sunday night with Ethel Pugh.
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DIAMOND
S. r. Denniston

Lawrence, Grace and Orvil Ber-
ryhill spent Sunday at Buttons.
Charles Wood and family spent
Sunday at Frank Woods,
Morris Scott, who underwent an
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30
Pelham Manor

HOMES OF INDIVIDUALITY. Sew
oral attractive houses. on large plots.
Modern ia every detail. contain
-eofls and batrs. Stuoco. hrick or
r,anboard construction. Prices range
rom SlS50e 10 s2S.5eo. Apply S.3s5T
Phone Pelham 1897
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30
BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE HOME FOR QUICK SALE BELOW COST

ia
within
leave
A
and
andf located
and and
of only
Madison Pleased
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30
NEW J:ocHEILE
BRONxvILLE

IossaE1. NEW GROOM DUTCH CO.
ianraasa mouse, on plot 60xife. all modern
epsr sssinsnts; living room Iaxa2, with
sauth.1nn, 1nn,epiace; open porch Iox2s, with
sseuss r, exposure Price 10000 easy
ion - : ~ Mastchester and Boston 4. r.. sta
Iloss,.ss .sshtEsTER HEIGHTS. on property.
Ns,b.srem rem $1,000 up. office on property.
nsFnsslS Construction Co, Inc. Union
a55ssw Sronxville. Telephone Interest
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30

PELHAM, N. Y.--Three minutes from NJ
T.. N. II. e. H. main line and Boston &
Westchester stations; two very attractive
now tapestry brick. with tile roofs ten
room houses, each house four bathrooms
two dressing rooms built-in shower,
vacuum cleaner, hot water heater. steam
heat electric ice box, telephone. hardwood
floors throughout. coppe, screens and
weather strips, cork floors and special gas
stove in kitchen; two-ca1 gprase. Call on
premises, 10 Harmon av., or telephone 4772
Pelham. or Frank Heard. $3.50 Rector. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30
SCAKsDALl

FURNISHED Country Homes and Apart
ments. reasonable rent-Hartsdale, &
rooms 3 baths: heated garage. Scarsdale
rooms baths. and rooms and bath
Nash & Kennedy. 4s9 5th av. Muir. Hill. 5Sis.
SCARSDALE---B Brick residence. Z rooms 3
baths: steam heat; garage; large plot ;
near station; price $4,000. Apply c 2s2
FISH & MARVIN, Scarsdaie. n. Y Phone
Scarsdale G10.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30
PELHAM

spp,a.ss,,Ne attached Englah dwellings,
ssiksrn s,ng NJ completion. in finest section
ssteam hsasAn2r. large rooms. 2 tiled baths
AoTbautsr - garage Price s17,6oe; terms.
'as fne, ~ West 43i ST. Tel. Muir
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30
Yonkers

Attractive sTTCCo on hollow tile
Svsl,lng located on aN good size plot
In very desirable residential suctiou.
ssause contains spacious rooms, >
hsfAs sleeping porch, stone fireplace
a. living room. steam heat, gas and
siaetritity Oak floors and hard wood
.-s,u. Within 5 minutes walk OF ex-
,ress station main line Grand Gem
trzl. 80 minutes from zsd 81. Price
sis.a a0e--liherai terms. Apply x~lll.
Hso6
The Washington herald., 1921-06-17
CxxxyII-EvEsDRoPPING.

I-ENESDROPPlNG. e
Nancy's first impulse was to Join
Peggy and DIR. Langwell at the ad-
joining table.
Her second thought. however.
showed her how embarrassing 1t
would be for all three.
She moved her chair a trifle, so
that it would be impossible for
her to be discovered and resolved
to finish her tea with utmost speed.
How nice that l should run
across you on the way out of the
hospital this afternoon" cooed
Peggy.
Great good fortune for me-" re-
sponded the doctor. Had you been
up to see Mrs. Stanley?"
81 was going up but the nurse
said she was sleeping. intended
to wait until she woke up, but
then you came along and beguiied
me into having tea"
Nancy knew from old association
that Peggy's pretty head was tilted
at a saucy angle when she made
such q speech and that her dark
eyes were languishing.
| "Umm, yes"
Nancy suppressed a CYCLE at the
doctors reply. She knew Peggy's
methods well enough to realize that
the doctor had been neatly captured
for that very tea into which Peggy
claimed to be beguiled.
It's good of you to be nice to
poor little Peggy" went on that ir-
repressible young person. you
haven't had eyes for anyone but
Nancy Burrard since you came to
New York and Nancy has so many
men and so much attention. II isn't
fair that she should annex the most
attractive man Of them ALL"
The doctor laughed, but his COM
\ nlacence was unmistakable. Nancy
smiled wickedly. She was enjoy
ing Peggy's work. The child was
clever and Langwell would have to
be a good deal keener than she
gave him credit for If he could re-
sist the fattery OF such a pretty
woman.
But, you forget, Mrs. Lewis, that
Mrs. Burrard represents only one
type of charming girl"
please don't call me Mrs.
Lewis" pleaded Peggy. I'm get
ting rid of that name as quickly
as I can"
Then how should ! address you?"
| We'll" Peggy considered. Il
was Mrs. Harding and I am Mrs.
Lewis and later I'll be MRS.
guess I'd better not tell you vet
she said archly. $50. the best thing
for you to do is just to call me
Peggy"
| ITS a pretty name and II suits
you admirably" was the doctors
careful comment.
by the way, I know something