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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-08
vIOLINIST TO OPEN
CONG. lYCEUM COURSE

Irene Stolofsky, violinist. has been
proclaimed by Hugh Diinond one-time
concert master OF the Chicago SYM
phony Orchestra, as one OF the real
musical sensations Of the present gen.
GRAFTON.
Miss Stolofsky plays with mastery
touch, with a strength and virillty
much like a mans, but with an art
that puts into her rendition the deli
cacy only obtained by n woman. She
ia capable OF giving not only the great
sonatas and concertos, but also is
gifted In the presentation Of the small
er and frequently the more popular
numbers. As one newspaper critic
remarked: "Classlcal music is played
deftly by Miss Stolofsky, but 1t is
when, in encores, she gives the old
familiar numbers that she steals into
the inner recesses of ones soul"
On her concert tour during the COM
ing season Miss Stolofsky Is to be ably
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-08

Black hair black eyes, animation q
low nervous luugh-vand those cpt
grams apriuging At YOU from the
most unexpected places in the con
versatlon. We were afraid aud yet
fascinated, We listened, tried to
think OF something clover TO say.
couldn't and listened some more The
Princess is In Washington now with
her husband, who Is connected with
the Rumnnian embassy Tier obscr.
}ations of WASHINGTON society were
scarcely less amusing than her stories
o. English literary pcrs.aagcs Ncy
ehort stories are already appearing
II.her and yoD in this country They
AFRO spicy and entertaining and u1der
n.ath nearly everyone Of Thorn there
BIS the AaQuith bite.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-08
Wordsworth and Mountains.

De Qulncey tells us that Words
worth was impatient when anyone else
spoke of mountains, as if he had
peculiar property In them. And we
tan readily understand why II should
be So no one Is satisfied with an
others appreciation Of his Mistress
Lowell.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-08

Pattern 1888 is here portrayed. II
is cut In Sizes: 6, s, 10 and II
years. A 10 year size will require
3A yards OF q inch material.
Serge, gabardine, tricotine, velve-
teen, bingham and other wash
fabrics are good for this tsyle. Blue
serge with a decoration OF running
stitches in black or red yarn will be
smart.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-08

l. KATE
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-08

supported BY Grace Johnson Konold,
soprano. This student of Jean de
Reszke In Paris and Oscar Saenger In
New York City is an artist who might
well be featured alone as concert
singer. When she presents such num-
bers as Grieg's Sunshine Song" "Wiil
o. the Wisp" by Spross, and Henschers
"Spring Song" her art is Just as effec-
tive as when she sings with remark
able powers of Interpretation such diff
ficult arias as "Caro Nome" from
"Rigoletto' and the famous "Bell
Song" from "Lakme."
An accomplished accompanied, who
il also a plano soloist, will complete
the company which will be heard at
the Congregational Church October
13, In the opening recital of the win.
ter Lyceum Course.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-08
Tales Of the South Seas.

Not only are the South Seas form.
ing the basis OF books OF travel but
also books OF fiction. We highly
recommend the following:
Dodge-'Tawi, Tawi' This story
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-08
Mnraot AsquIth,s pauah.er.

lFrom the August Bookmam
"Margot Asquith's daughter" has %
method Of conversation that Is as bit.
ing as her mothers ncH Primo SIS
Hibesco elizabeth Aa4uthl swept .u.
to the Gossip shop the other after
noon and everything else was Inn
mediataly swept aside Sha vas wear
ing black and white. rn.~.s 40 Che
neck, thin white Veil osnr the lace.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-08
ReddiCk's
Library
Matters

opens on q ranch on the Mexican Dor
der but is transferred 20 the South
Seas, thou back aoaiu
Grimshgw - Terrible island
good yarn with plenty Of adventure
tNo mysteries, ard considerable
humOr
Staopoole satan The title o.
misleading, Satan Is no more of a
devil than e. the Vrsiumn lie IS O
commander of the Sarah Tyler, %,
ruwsyIookine, yawlrirgcd boat d.
true hobo of The scgs.' His partner
is the boy Jude" who Us really his
sister but much prefers the costume
OF boy 4 young Euglahmaa de
seyts his friends yacht for the Sarah
Tyler. which he considers the en-
lodimcut oI adventure and freedom
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Bulliey & Horton Company sold 1880
Bergen street, a three story dwelling.
20x1OO. for e. NJ. Siger.
Clinton Trading Corporation sold to
Luigi Lacascio the two family frame
dwelling at 3OS Garrison avenue.
Realty Associates. Inc, sold to B.
Greschenov through John Levitan the
new two story dwelling with garage at
1913 Sullivan street.
Harry NJ. Lewis sold for James A
Eden to James X. MacAlpine the two
story house, 241A Windsor place, Tx
100.
The Trump Realty Company. Inc,
sold in Brooklyn for the estate of Mrs.
Annie Kalkhof the three story store
property at 500 Central avenue to Will
lam Hoenighausen through III. p. Eber-
lin; also for Joseph Rank TO Joseph
Nader the three story frame store prop
erty at 1913 Irving avenue through
X. Igthaler; for Isadore Grein the three
story store property at 202 Menehan
street to Victor Fischbach through II.
p. Eberling for Mrs. Sophie Lehman
the two story frame dwelling at 1916
Hancock street to Mrs. Cecilia Russell
through Fl. J. Ehrmann; for a Mr..
bldIlh IHe TWO SloTy lIdIle StoTe pIpp-
erty at Cos Knickerbocker avenue to
John Miller through II. ], Ehrmann. The
same Brokers purchased for building op-
erations two plots at Park Villa on the
Hills. Glen Head, l.. l., from the North
Shore Realty Company; also for its
stockholders the three story dwelling at
507 Ridgewood avenue, Brooklyn, from
Mrs. Sophie Brandt.
Henry J.. Nielsen sold the frame
dwelling at $50 Eleventh street for a
Mr.. Mazzola to Charles r. Bushwell.
J. Lacov sold for Mrs. T.. Edison to
7. Orenthcher the two family detached
house, 32x100, at 1047 East Tenth
street.
VIM. p. Rae Company rented at Sea
Gate TO s. Rothstein the Frank resi-
dence at Surf avenue and Beach Forty
second street; TO y. Freidland the Ward
house on Highland avenue; TO Eugene
Jagenburg the Lyman residence on
Beach Forty -eightn street
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
RIESENFELD BUYS
ON FIFTH AVENUE
Becomes Owner Of Business
Building on Site of Old
Livingston Residence.

Norman Riesenfeld, the operator, has
purchased the five story business build
ing at 30e and 311 Fifth avenue from
the 3l1 Fifth Avenue Corporation, which
erected the structure. The property
fronts 56 feet on the avenue and has a
depth of $50 feet and shipping outlet
onto East Thirty-second street 1t was
held at $3.50, 900 ana has a rental income
Of 100000 a year. The building was
formerly the site of the residence Of
Johnston Livingston. i. A Lee was the
broker.
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
LIMITING LOANS ON
LIBERTYS NOW NEW
Plan in Operation Consider
able Time, Says Piatt.

ohicials Of the Treasury Department
declared to-day that the policy OF limit
ing loans on Libertys to their market
value was not a new one. but had been
In operation in most OF the reserve
banks for considerable time.
In the absence of Governor Harding
of the Reserve Board. who is in New
York, Edmund Platt its vice-governor,
stated to-day that no new rule had been
adopted by that agency I'm regard TO
loans made on Libertys.
Most of the Federal Reserve banks
throughout the country" Mr.. Platt said
to-day, "have been limiting loans on
Liberty bonds to their market value 10
city banks. This has not been so, how
ever, in the case of country banks. whose
institutions have been making loans
based on the par value of the Liberty
bonds"
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
L0NDONERs BUY BIG SUITE.
Take Four Cooperative Apartments
i'm 1856 East 67th Street.

Douglas Gibbons & Co. have sold from
plans in the joint ownership building at
1856 East Sixty-seventh street for the
Joint Ownership Construction Company
a suite of four apartments 70 Mr.. and
Mrs. Basil Sydney OF London. England.
These apartments will be converted into
one large duplex apartment extending
across the entire front of the building.
one hundred and fifty feet. The large
living room, 25x4O feet, dining room.
&C., will be in the centre of the build
ing on the top floor, and the bedrooms.
library, &c. will be in two superstruc-
lures on the roof Of the east and west
wings. On the roof space surrounding
II ese superstructures will be an ar
tistc garden effect.
The New York herald., 1921-06-03

from R. r. Fitzpatrick. The property is
between Tenth and Eleventh avenues
and contains As, 900 square feet on the
ground floor in addition to a three story
Office building at Al and 43 West Sixty
third street Tho latter will be used
as general offices of the company and
the garage property as a display room.
The company will act as clearing
house for large consignments of we'll
known automobile trucks.
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
WILL HEAD MAXWELL.

william Robert Wilson. formerly vice.
president of the Irving National Bank,
was elected yesterday president of the
Maxwell Motor Corporation
The New York herald., 1921-06-03

Cohen, March 90. 1912 2.... 3st .63
SAME-Same. March %, 1872. 2oo.os
HANNAH, George Arthur Dennen
and Edward Murphy-Morris Plan
Co, New York March II, 1921. 2l7.50
MASSACHUSETTS BONDING
ms. COB. Feinstein. March Il,
scHLEcHTER. Louis-w. Fisch-
man ct al, May 1s 1921. ..... 161 .04
LANGSAM Jacob-Robert Findlay
Mfg. CO.. Inc. Oct. 16, i9i7..-.. 1o3 ,1sI
sIT Coz. W. King, Dec /, 1920 1855 20
LEE, Robert. and Mrs. Grily-Peo-
pie Sc. oct. -. 1919 (vacatedj. 10000
BAUMAN ASC II, INC L.
catedl -, ............. -. 2.osl1o
Charles Sabsewitz and Louis ia
June .. ...... 80. 80. 1.oso 20
lnan-Credit du Nord April 80
DE M;UjLifiojUsE. Banaue-F. T. '''''''O'
heidelberg ct al, June >, 1920. 5e.77f.i5
FINChENSTAEDT, Charles-Crsn-
dan Cooley CO., March 90. 1917. .257.4 1850
Cooley CO., March 90, 1872. 49,. lss.55e.52
Cooley co. .....'...... .......... 80 90. 10000
20, 1918 . .'....... c'''e. ..........e. M As.Cs
worsted Mills Co. March 81, 1921 1858
DEL, LACK. & WEST. r. II. Co
Calumet Hecla Mining Co.
May :, 1921 1...... ...... ......... T94.Sf
Miller. Nov. 8. 1890. ............, 1.oso 20
GOLDENBERG, Moritz-C. Braver-
man ct al, April 10, 1921. ........ 100.35
FRANKLIN. Albert E.-N Archi-
bald Shaw. Jr.. Feb. 10. 1910... 12s.S3
BRONX.
May .. 1921 .... -. 80. se4i .32
STERN. Isador-M. Salt. May .,
i'Su. 80 -. 80. - lOi.Sl
WALTERMYRE. Homer-J. NJ.
Drinkwater, Feb. u, 1921. ........ 800 IS
ZIBELLI, Giuseppe 81 Christna-N.
Iieiser Iron Works, Inc. March
10, lflJ.... ....-s-..... ~
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
Another Needle Centre Building.


Another big loft building is soon to be
added to the group of buildings already
erected I'm the newly established garment
centre on the west of Seventh avenue
site for the new project at 268 West
Thirty-eighth street was purchased yes
terday bS Moses Crystal, the builder,
from Alexander Rockmore. who only re-
Gently acquired the property from
Charles C. Bull The site measures
5Ox9S9 feet and adjoins the garment
centre buildings now being completed on
the west side of Seventh avenue between
Thirty-sixth and Thirty-eighth streets
Mr.. Crystal will erect a twelve story loft
building. the entire operation costing him
about 100000. Harry 2. Cutner was
the broker.
Architects Lease In Maiden Lane.
Charles f. Noyes Company leased the
sixth floor in 100 Maiden lane to Clinton
& Russell. architects. The building Is
one of several on Maiden lane recently
designed by Clinton & Russell. The
aggregate rental is about $4,000.
Other Business Property Deals.
James S. Coward, shoe manufacturer,
has bought from Grace NJ. Lane the
loQI SlOIy DuiiullS Win sLOic dL 40
Washington street, 21xS31x irregular.
The parcel abuts the Coward factory on
Greenwich street. Mr. Coward controls
most of the block between Murray and
Warren streets.
Empire State Holding Corporation.
William Prayer presideho. sold the three
story building at 81 Gouverneur street,
2Ox55, adjoining Madison street, to
Michael Berman, who will make extern
sive alterations and improvements.
Joseph l.. Buttenwieser purchased
from Louis w. Colquitt and others ia
West Fourteenth street. a four story
business building. 25X100, making its
first sale in eighty years. Mr.. Butten-
wieser owns 100 feet abutting on Four
teenth street.
A Jersey City merchant bought for his
own use the four story building at 46S
Eighth avenue. between Thirty-third and
Thirty-fourth streets, held by the sellers
for over fifty years and valued at
$4,000. The purchaser intends to make
alterations to cost $4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
NEW TRUCK co. IN BIG LEASE.
Acquires Old Army Transport
Garage on west 56th street.

The newly organized Truck Company
of America, Louis Mansbach. /. Edward
Rosl<am and A. III. Messing, directors
announced yesterday that they have
leased the old army transport garage
at 51S to 525 West Fifty-ffth street, ex-
tending through to Fifty-sixth street
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19

feeling was said to rest in part on
ond plenary session in regard to the
American proposals for naval limita-
tion.
Mr.. Brands reference to 'princi
pies" was construed at the time as
acceptance for France of the four
principles laid down by Mr. Hughes
in bis proposal.
Ia view OF the plain statements OF
III. purpose OF the conference, and
apparent French agreement in those
purposes. officials of other delega-
tions than the French have been Who'll
ly at loss to account for Frances
desire now to add ten $4,000 ton "post
Jutland' ships to her navy by 1885.
Members Of the American group In
the committee of 10 refused to make
any comment on the French propos
al or any other phase OF the deriber
atlons Of the committee
The French proposals, however,
swept away even optimistic aftermath
review ih conference circles Of the
British. American and japanese naval
agreement, announced yesterday. II
was plain tnat the opinion prevailed
in We'll informed quarters that il
the French government planned u
presr for such 4 naval program as
outlined by the British spokesman,
npthing that has been accomplished U,
% the present time in the naval con.
ference could be made effective. A
complete upset in world naval relotionS
would result If any nation elected to
add ten capital SHIPS to its fleet at
this time it was said II France carried
out such a project it was added. 9th
er naval powers probably would b.
compelled TO increase largely present
navies and no reductions in new ships
would be possible
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19
REAL ESTATE
Ardn1aor@
Homes
FOR SALE

Buy home for yourself with the
rent money you are paying out. Your
rent money Is buying property for
somebody. Why not own 1t yourself?
Let us quote you terms on the follow
ing list
Nice five room modern bungalow,
east front, good lot, northwest,
s., 500.
Good six room modern home, all
built-in features, nice lot, $500,
Dandy new four room modern
bungalow oak floors, garage, etc,
nth Ave, northwest. $500.
Good 4 room modern home east
front on pavement, corner lot sg250
Nice five room modern home. l1th
Ave. northwest, s3j00.
New five room modern home, beauti-
ful mantle, east front C St, n. w,
s41OO.
Dandy new modern seven room
bungalow, fine location. northwest,
$4,000.
Very fine six room modern bunga-
low with breakfast room and bath,
fine location southwest, home that
suggests refinement and taste, price
$500.
One of the finest brick homes in
southwest Ardmore. seven rooms and
bath, garage and servants quarters,
s12,5OO.
An elegant eight room modern dwell
ing, garage and servants quarters,
price $4,000.
LOTS
Fine lot, 80 foot. front, price $3.50.
Beautiful corner on good street,
northwest, 5000.
Fine corner. only 10 blocks out,
$3.50.
Fine so foot lot five blocks out.
$1,000.
Phone us 10 bring our car and show
You these properties. Suitable terms
can be- arranged.
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Homes For Sale

We list below few Of our bar.
gains:
on Il street. southwest. near Third
Ave; six room modern brick blf-
galow, large brick garage. street pave.
ment paid. concrete driveway. price
for quick sale s6,OoOOO.
A dandy five room modern bungalow
on Wheeler street southwest, east
front, pavement paid, large garage and
driveway, all modern built.in features.
If sold before January lst. price $500.
A large modern seven room two
story home on G street northwest lot
l00Xl50, beautiful trees. concrete cellar,
garage and out houses, price s5,,50.00.
\ dandy five room modern bunga.
low on r. street northwest, east front.
garage and driveway. price Sl.25O,O0.
\ beautiful south front corner lot
on Third Ave. and Wheeler street.
southwest, price slSO0OO.
Drive by today and look at the new
five room modern bungalow ON Third
Ave, southwest between X and
Wheeler street, has all modern buil,.
In features. large garage and driveway.
price given ON request.
We have three large two story
homes located In the southwest. owned
10y parties that do not want them ad.
yertised. if YOU are In the market Tor
a large home let US show you what
We have.
Terms made on an the above proper.
ties
GwiITot ~ Hall
Phone $50. 3o3 Simpson Bldg.
1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19
FRENCH PROPOSAL.
FOR INCREASE IN.
NAVY UNEXPECTED
Complete Upset in the Naval
Relations if France Carries
Out Her Program.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1e.-Announce-
ment by British spokesmen that
France has asked before the naval
subcommittee of 10 for authority in
agreement with the other four naval
powers to build ten 5000 ton capital
ships struck arms conference circles
today with stunning force.
The proposal was 50 wholly out OF
accord with theories on which the ma
this time that there was strong
inclination In British and American
circles not 10 lake 1t seriously. The
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19
LEGAL NOTICES

PUBLIC NOTICE. will pay no
bills contracted by any ot my men
for themselves or FOR me unless bought
on rcdulsiti"n bearing my signature.
II. a. Duggcr. Lone Grove. tS.S
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POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR sale at bss Eight ave.
nue. northwest Phone ii9g.R. is9
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED To RENT-wantcd TO rent
by responsible party. five room mod.
ern house January first. rent must be-
reasonable; will be permanent. Post
office box 3S3. i6.3
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lNpPoRTUNfTy OF a lifetime to on.
ter business for yourself have a
biz business that can be handled with
snall capitol. w j. Lane. phone esi
is.e
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WANT A
HOMIE?

S250.00 cash will handle a neat
five room bungalow, just COM
pleted. Price for quick sale
$3500.
We have a neat five room mod
ern bungalow located south
west, with a corner lot $50 feet
square. A small cash pay
ment will handle. Price $4,000.
Good six room bungalow with
hard wood floors, east front.
Splendid location, close to high
school. If you are looking for
a good location and a modern
place. let us show you this one.
Very attractive six room bun
galow; swell corner lot, tile
bath, built-in tub, hardwood
floors throughout, fire place.
book cases; located southwest.
We also have two nice rent
houses for lease from six to
twelve months.
We have lots of good locations
to suit all purchasers and can
fit you out in anything in the
way of real estate.
If it is a home, a loan. insur-
ance or vacant property you
want. see us.
ave know the town. the town
knows us"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19

WILL demonstrate the Chautauaua
desk evenings at the Ardmore Bool,
and News Go. lss
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19

\ BUY COATS CHEAP have s5 lad.
les, misses and children's coats; fine
nice choice goods that | will sell for
half what you can buy elsewhere: also
one fine mink set OF furs for s35:
worth $50; % boys and childrens
suits 10 close out very low price.
Henry Flynn. i6a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19

NICHOLS Famous Rheumatic and
Lumbago remedy IL now being sold
BY the city Drug store and also at
Ringer Drug store Money back guar.
agtcc. i6.G
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19

DIRT to be had free for the hauling
Corner c street and First avenue.
southwest. 1874
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19

HAIR combings made into any style.
Doll wigs specially Mrs Ida
Brown. 81 u street $. W. 1916
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AUTOMOBILES
MISCELLANEOUS

MEsDAMES Womach and owen. de-
signers and makers fashionable
dresses. See US at 2O6 d st. northwest
Phone l63i.R i5-i2
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

$1,000 up quickly loaned to furniture
owners. To men and women who
Nork best and private terms. stand
ord Credit Co | Bridseman Bldg,
ic.3o.si
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Classified
w ants

One cent per word each insertion
A minimum charge Of rs cents made
FOR ads run one day only. Copy must
te In Ardmoreite office by 10 o'clock
week days. II received after hat bou;
ads viii be run "too late to classify"
All want ads are cash. Advertise
nsnts taken over the telephone are ac
cepted Only az customers risk and she
Ardsnoreita will not be responsible for
srrors unless advertising copy is hand
I'd In at our office.
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FOR RENT (HOUSES)

FOR SALE OR RENT Large siY
room house. easy payment. l.. r..
Marston. 2j.30
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WANTED TO BUY

wANTED-Roll top desk and office
furniture. Phone 606. 1913
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BARGAIN in a six room brand new
house located in best part Of the
S. w. Owner leaving city. 1907 STAN
ley. Phone 2299. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19

light house keeping. Phone 1871.
1873
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FOR RENT (ROOMS)

FOR RENT-Furnishec bed room,
hot and cold water, close in. l16h
North Washington. Phone 641 1910.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19

A NICE Jersey COW for sale cheap.
Corner C and Drew St., S. w. A.
Il. Coglon. 1873
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R.C. MlcKIIDDY
Real Estate and
insurance

Phone % 126la West Main
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-19
GVniITot ~ Hall

Phone $50. 3o3 Simpson Bldg.
1873
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-04-22
ST. PAUL.
With the Travellers


Miss Rose Goldberg, $40 Carol
avenue, has returned from Verdi,
Minnesota, where she spent the past
week end in visiting with her sister
and brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Zim-
norman.
Miss Fay Gold, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Gold, ia East Colorado
street, has returned from New York
where she visited with her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell Mazel. On her return trip,
she was accompanied by Mrs. Mazel
formerly Ida Cold who is now Wis
iting her parents.
Mr.. Dave Rabinovitch of Park Falls,
Wisconsin, spent the week in st. Paul
visiting friends.
Mrs. Thomas Myers left the end of
this week for Phillips, Wisconsin,
where she will spend the Passover
holidays with her parents.