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westchester.

Wesfchester.
HILL TOP INN,
LAWRENCE PARK, BRONxvIrLE,
81 Valley Road.
30 minutes from Grand Central, n delight
ful summer home: rooms, single or en- suite,
With or without bath: excellent table. Phone
1900. : rssnf1vxrI
SUMMER LODGE.
II Summit av., Mt. Vernon. ". y; rooms
superior table. delightful porch, refined sur
roundings. ideal location for business gentle
men or couple: convcnient TO several golf
links and county club: 2S minutes Grand Cen
tral. Phone Hillcrest 1882
KIRK LAWN, RYE, N. Y. Telephone 90;
near station and beaches, easy committing
spacious lawns, veranda, garage one two
three room suites. concession for season or
year; board optional; splendid for children:
week end parties. THOS. n. WALSH. prop
VALHALLA MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
Nalhaila, n. Y.-First class accomuoda-
tions for guests. tennis courts, convenient
20 golf links: ideal place for enjoyable vacu-
ton; - minutes Grand Central. Phone
White Plains 1iaSs MIR. !. cASTNER, prop.
ATTRACTIVE all year round home, single
and double furnished rooms. with or with
out private bath, breakfast optional; ideal
location near beach convenient 20 all trains.
A5dJ New Rochelle.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Eass siss.

ALLERroN HOUSE FOR MEN.
The rates in the newest of the Ailerton
group. II story fireproof building. Just
completed, containing apartment. club con-
veniences. are from $3.50 to $3.50 per week
for permanent residents only. 143 East SOth
ST.. As East b5th st.
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MULTIGRAPHs REPAIRED.

MULT1GRAPHS repaired. overhauled.
bought, sold guaranteed. J. A. HOFFMAN,
CO.. 66s Forest av. Brooklyn. Evergreen
rId7
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Capital Wanted.

MY business Is very profitable. growing fast
and has a big future: IL you have 5000 to
invest. with services. II viii give you 81 900
stock interest that should yield you "A small
fortune over period of years. references
and security. G 99s Herald. Fulton 81.
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rooKKErpnR WANTED.

CHRISTIAN TO TAKE AN ACTIVE IN
TEREST IN AN ESTABLISHED BUILD
ING AND CONTRACTING CORPORATION.
MUST BE AIiLE no INVEST $500 no
81. 600; DRAWING ACCOUNT ARRANGED.
WANTED-District sales manager, open officc
CORPORATION Of high mercantile rating
wants few live men 10 open Office and
distribute high class article that every store
and factory needs. 1906 profit. win pay for
itself several times each year; $500 to 81 500
VIII finance average state agency. CON
TRACT MANAGER, III North Dearborn.
chicago.
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BERKELEY PLACE. 19s.-Unusual accom-.
modations for two men or couple: finest
cuisine and service; 20 minutes to Wall 81
Sterling OOfr
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FOR SALE-Hotel. licensed.
and moving picture thcater,
connected: population 1000.
For further information
apply to w. A. SMITH.
Fleetwood, Pa.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CORPORATION FINANCING.
VIII consider handling on COM
mission basis mcritorfous stock
Issue, or additional capital for going
concern. The financing Of good
patent WIN also be considered. RE-
sponsibls parties only. olive full,
details to secure personal interview.
a p2os HERALD. Herald ga.
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FOR sALE-steam engine. a. Il. D.. direct
connected 20 d. c. 80 h. p. generator. i25
volts. 40 X. w. 300 rev. perfect condition.
good for laundry.
For saie-Two a. c. motors with starting
devices, one % h. p. 500 revolutions, no
volts, 1T5 amp, and one ) h. y. d. G. 1926
volts. 300 rev., 3i amp: can be seen at
factory. i3s Stone av.. Brooklyn ~ Y. Nc
CURRACH.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Staten Island.

RICHMOND HILL.--Large. nicely furnished
room. with board. electric light. closets,
large windows: nice location: suitable for
two. half hour TO city: reasonable; refer
ences. Mrs. STOKES. SCOT 18TH st.
AoUEHONGA LODGE, Richmond av..
Arrochar.-Large. comfortable rooms: ex-
cellent table and service: poultry and vege-
table garden: - minutes from New York.
Long Island.
SUNSET LODGE.
Beach Goth and Surf av.. Sea Gate, Nortons
Point, New York Harbor; comfortable steam
heated rooms, with or without bath: ~ min
utes from Times Square. 35 minutes Cham
bers ST.; Municipal subway: rates reason
able. Apply phone Concy Island 1871.
THE PINES, Hempstead, l.. I.--Bcautifully
situated. near Garden City: best accom-
modations; rooms. single and suite; ex-
cellent table and service; booklet. Phone
Hempstend ass.
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LAWYERS.
LAUNDRY MACHINERY.

HOOKS DETECTIVE AGENCY. 1a years al
1876 Broadway now .S5 I.enox nv. Qojti
st ) strictly confidential
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
For sale.


II ROOMS. house parity furnished, eight
years lease; sell al turnitures value !;
street floor suitable business. only respon-
sible party considered. RENE. i32 East
Goth 81.
FURNISHED i3 room mousse. West l52d st. I,
improvements; garage space; straight lease
81 200 required. terms. wendell, l16 II. 50.
GENERAL store ana property for sale.
$500; established 1901 population 1000.
BoN 1876. Jamesburg N. i.
MILLINERY shop for sale. cheap rent OPP
portunity: owner leaving city. i76 West
I'D ~.
AMMONIA oottling plant. 81 800 active cash
accounts small investment no experience
required; bargain. ITS Herald. Wash. Hts.
STOCKHOLDERS lists OF investors leading
corporations: reasonable. Box lii2, 1itc
Broadway.
HOTEL FOR sale. with furniture; all year
30 rooms. Particulars. Box 777 Stamford
Conn.
EXPRESS business for sale large, old
established retiring. 1902 Herald. Bronx.
HOTEL. furnished: also cafe: easy terms !;
lease ZIG Amsterdam av.
Miscellaneous.
YE Old Mlll at Mattltuck. l.. l., for rent as
restaurant, large dining ROOM dancing
space. new kitchen, electric light; everything
modern. LIDDELL. Mattituck, i. l.
WILL lease restaurant in apartment hotel
10 responsible party; cash aecurity re-
aulred. II s 257 Herald. Herald square.
TO LET-Garage. 75x1o0 80 cars now. room
for 40 10 30 cars. Apply MONAHAN Ex-
PRESS co. trealty dept), PIG w. 18th st.
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LAUNDRY machines for sale. four 9 pocke;
machines: perfect condition: very reason.
able INQUIRE 40T East a1st at.
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Musical Instruments.

FOR SALE-BY PRIVATE PARTY,
ONE ANTONIUS AND HER AMATI
VIOLIN. 1854. Q 2l3i HERALD. HER
AID SQUARE.
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JEwELRY BOTGHT.

BORG buys diamonds old gold. silver, plat
mum, antiques, pawn tickets. bronzes. bric-
a-hrac. 146 w. I'D ct Tel. Watkins 1885,
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FemaIe

BoOKkEEpERS assistant and typist. am
hitous young woman, graduate Of busi-
ness school, seeks position. Ethel Pasztor.
81 r. ssth. Plaza 2op3,
BoCkKEEPER. il years. experience. double
entry. capable taking charge. Lena Albert.
CARETAKER. needy, elderly American
couple. ns caretakcr, vacant property. ref-
ereuces. Van WyCk, W. f0Qth and Bennett
av.. care Couklin.
CARETAl<ER private house Tor the summer;
can furnish first clnss reference Wrife
only ~. 6s8 Amsterdam av
CARETAKER. private house, city during
summer. best references. Liotard. 1868
"a ay
CARETAISrHt. private residence state rar-
tlcGlats. Write Nesthufy 20 81 av.
CHAMBrRMAID. WAITRESS. OR wAf-
TRESS- S-pARL0RAfATD by a SMALL
REFINED PROTESTANT. ~ MODERN
YEAR ROUND COUNTRY COTTAGE. EN-
CEfLENT DIFFERENCES WRITE MISS
y HANS. iia w T7TH ST. NEW YORK
cHAMBERMAfp. experienced. French
Swiss. settled widow, speaks English Ger.
man; references. Chnuherma,d sit West
a0th a. Chelsea 1890.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Connections.

PARTNER wanted. established storage ware
house business; going concern. Write Q
1HTa IJArnld Harlan
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Machinery.


ATTENTION. CANDY MANUFACTURERS.
FOR SALE. IMMEDIATELY.
TWO ESQ GALLON SAFETY" COPPER
JAcKETED KETTLES. WITH AGITAToR.
MANUFACTURED by THOMAS BURK-
HARDT & SON; PERFECT CONDITION;
PRICE $500 EACH, OR FOR THE PAIR
5000 CASH. r. o. b. FACTORY. f. G.
RICH. INC. MANUFACTURERS RICHs
GELATIN WINE JELLY. % 9TH Av.. NEW
YORK. TELEPHONE WATKINS 774o.
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COMPLETE dining room and parlor furni-
ture, including rugs: only used two months,
practically new; must be sacrificed on ac-
count of leaving city: can be secn any morn
Ing by appointment. Tel Audubon $500.
m
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RADIO SETS.
TyrEwRIrERs AND suPrLTs.

X. W. transmitting. receiving set. complete
az saeriflce. Phone sonth ehs2.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

FOR SALE ny PRIVATE PARTY, ONE
ANTONIUS AND HER AMATT VIOLIN
1884. PHONE MURRAY HILL sI5s.
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OFFICE EouIPMENr.

VIOLIN for sale, genuine Guadagnini; a RAJ
opportualty. Phone Riverslde 9750.
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SHOWCASES OF various sizes. tables, dis
play closets. artistic lighting fixtures.
UNITED ARTS AND CRAFTS. INC. 81 w.
4sth Ct. New York city.
ONE Rand -McNally map cabinet. 20 drawers.
II. B. DAVIS Co. Hohaksn. ". ].
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MAssEURs.
srAssEUR.

MASSEUR.
licensed f6TcT4l, wishes few select private
gentlemen patients. at your own home or
out. telephone from 4. NJ. 20 2. N. nedi-
cal references. HORvATH. 20oG 9Th av.
Harlem SiTs.
MAS -EusE mo. 67sS3) Swedish graduAts
speclalizes rheuma ism, neuritls. reducing;
highest references. Schuyler 4234.
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JEwELRY AND DIAMONDS.

SQUARE cut diamond ring, perfect stone.
sell for half its value: diamond wrist
watch. diamond and sapphire bracelet and
gold bag Tel. of57 Vanderbilt
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ODDS and ENDS SOUTHERN caterer. anon
goes anywhere; cooks and serves dlnner
parties of AL kinds ~ short notice banquets
parties speciality. MRS BENJAMIN PRICE
III w. 13ist 81. M0rnineside 2os5
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INSURANCE.

LIFE Insurance policies purchased issued
by the Equitable. Mutual and New YORK
Life. maturing 1921 10 1925; lapsed policies
reinstnted. Rector IOos. THOMPSON.
AUSTIN e. CO. ftr Broadway
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MATTRESSES RENOVATED.

ALL mattresses remade. 1915. same cover
new cover extra; brass beds refinished
feather beds made into quilts. CAIDlN. 331,
Sd av. near i66th Melrose 7i45.
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SITUATIONS WANTED - Female

CIIAMBERMAID, waitress, young, wishes
position, country for summer. personal ref
crence. full particulars. 2i15 Herald.
Herald %.
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Business Service.

HAVE small vacant store want agency for
successful firm: moderate wage com
mission basis A 1aT6 Herald BROOKLYN.
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day. evening. Individual instruction. Nc.
DOwELL SCHOOL. 5S W. 40th ST. Long.
acre 1922. Chartered under Regenta
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NICELY furnished room, all improvements,
reasonable, for young man: near Interval u
station frntervele 02os). O. SCHWARTZ,
a. Kelly -
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TYPEwRTTERS RENTED.
Three months. 5000 up
FACTORY REBUILT TYpEMRITERS.
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE Co,
345 Broadway, at Leonard -. Telephone
20 L. 23d ST.. on. Madison av. irrankiin J40S.
THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
10 Barclay at Tel. 4T3S Barclay
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DO YOU NEED ADDITIONAL CAPIrALf
II so. can provide It for you
through the sale OF stock OF bond
issue. II you are interested II would
not do any harm 10 know OF our plans.
At any rate, let us hear from you.
O 982 Herald. Fulton st.
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.
Of Home and Business Needs.
DOCS. CATS AND BIRDS.

looks DETECTIVE AGENCY. u years
st 1916 Broadway. now 2s5 Lenox av.
i25th stl Strictly confidential
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.
Of Home and Business Needs.

COMPLETE. select stock OF antiques al sac
.rifice prices. Call 9. L. KApNER. 100
East 54th st. Plaza 4i32
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600 new trunks. bags, suitcnse~. &C.. manu-.
facturcra' samples must he sold at once I.
lowe than wholesale. WEST SIDE LIfG.
GAGE SHOP. 2isa Sth av. University i03S
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CLOTHING TURNED.

oNERcoATs, suits, turned, three DAYS
DEUTsCHER. SIG Do Kalb av.. Brooklyn.
Prospect S024
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ABOUT LIMIT IN EFFICIENCY
Canadian Inventors Device Provides
Power Which Even the Oldest
Person May Generate.

Efficiency experts have long lament
ed the waste of energy involved when
a dog wags it's tail. They should be
pleased with a remarkable invention
Of ]. T. Lemyre of Maskinonge. Can.
His invention would appeal even
more to lazy men than to efficiency
experts. 1t consists of a machine
actuated by rocking-chair which
generates enough power to run wash
ing machines, sewing machines, cleo
trio fans, etc. A factory to manutac-
ture this device will be built at Sorel,
Quebec.
Lemyre's invention is pleasant
transformation of the Old-time tread
mill. Those familiar with the law Of
conservation of energy will smile at
it. However, rocking in chair Is
more pleasant than running on a
treadmill, even If the operator only
imagines that he Is not working
Cleveland News-Leader.
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QUICK AND SURE
RESULTS DEMANDED
Real Way to Get Lasting Health,
Strength and Endurance
Found.

When victims of nervousness, lack
or energy and strength, easy exhaus-
ton, headaches and constipation re-
alize the condition they are in, they
want results right now. In their
anxiety they try most anything they
hear of which promises relief, with
out first learning the sure way to
get it.
Thousands of these folks are being
convinced every day that the reliable
way to bring back thier health,
strength and endurance, is through
the use of the phenomenal new prod
uct known as REACU-MA.
They have learned from experience
that using RE-CU-MA is the one sure
way to get the necessary iron and
witamines out of your food into your
blood so it will go coursingA through
your veins carrying nourishment to
your tissue, nerves and muscles to
make you rgow healthy and strong
with plenty of endurance. 1t is only
natural that you begin almost imme-
diately to feel stronger, look brighter
and show the change which is taking
place in your body.
zRE-CU-MA is sold in Palatka at
the City Drug Store and the leading
druggists in every city.
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STAMP OUT LEPROsY IN KOREA
Head of Fusan Asylum Says the Dread
Disease Is Curable-Death
Rate Low.

Tokyo.-The future of the leper is
now bright and the disease being much
less contagious than is generally sup
posed, a judicious systHm Of segrega-
ton, with the present methods Of treat
ment, will rid Korea Of the menace,
according to Mr.. Mackenzie, head of
the Fusan asylum. The mission to
leperS has three asylums in Korea.
AT one Of these nine patients have
been discharged with no trace of the
disease left" said Mr.. Mackenzie. Be
fore the special treatment was begun
in the Fusan asylum the yearly death
rate always was above 2 per cent.
For the last year it stands at 212 per
cent, but as half the deaths resulted
from typhoid it may be said that the
death rate from normal causes was
only slightly over per cent.
The government plans the erection
Of large national asylum outside of,
Tokyo for the accommodation Of lep-
PRS. of whom there are about 10000 in
Jaran.
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s4Nl n ~ g.4G
SO C. 81, 5R!@ &: 1fy:
lin central Florida.

IN central Florida.
"A. H. Selle will arrive the last
of the week from New Orleans, where
he has been making a business stay
this week.
Mrs. R. J. Rifles, ST., will leave
this week for Washington, D. c.,
where she will be the guest of her
son-in-law and daughter, Lieutenant
Commander Edwin Fisher Cults and
Mrs. Cults, for an extended visit
Mrs. Rifles will be away until after
the Christmas holidays. - Florida
Times Union.
DIR. Henry Clarke, of Racine
Wis, and his daughter, Miss Louise
Clarke, arrived here last night to Wis
lit the formers nephew, Fred c. Coch-
rane. DR.. Clarke is prominent Bap-
fist minister of Wisconsin.
News received from Miss Helen
Cochrane, who is still in hospital in
Denver, indicates that she is improv-
| ing slowly.
Clifford B. Haughton, accompa-
MED by his children, Katherine and
Clifford, has arrived here from Chi
cago and is the guest of his sister
Mrs. Morris Cochrane. Mr.. Haugh.
ton will leave shortly to return home
but the two children will remain here
with Mrs. Cochrane through the hol.
idays.
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will start at 9 o'clock,
Gladys Evelyn Newman

Gladys Evelyn Newman
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Newman are
being congratulated on the birth of
daughter, November the twenty
first, at their home, SIS North Sixth
street. The little girl has been Civ
en- the pretty name of Gladys Eve
lyn.
Mrs. zeolide Flynn will return
to Jacksonville today after a short
stay at her home here.
REV. Fitz-James Hindry Of St.
Augustine, was here yesterday and
addressed a GULL meeting at St.
Marks church last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Wilkinson
and Mrs. E. Perry Ross motored to
Jacksonville Thursday morning.
Friends of Mrs. Guy Frazer will
be glad to know she is better after
her several days illness.
Mrs. j. Pursley, Miss Elizabeth
Pursley, Miss Gladys Pufsley and
Mr.. c. X. Tuten composed a party
motoring to Jacksonville for the day
Thursday.
Mrs. Whitfield Cave, of Hast
ings, was a visitor in Palatka Thurs
lday.
George R. Hilty has returned
from a brief business trip to Jack
sonville.
Friends of Mrs. W. ]. Phillips
will regret to hear that she is i'll at
her home on kirkland street and will
hope for her early recovery.
Mrs. j. B. Austin and Miss Ida
Nix have returned from a visit to
relatives and friends in Dixie, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Culbreth,
of Gastonia. N. c., are the guests of
} Mr.. Culbreth's brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. James K. CuIbreth,
at their home on River street. Mr..
and Mrs. Culbreth, who are on their
wedding trip, are en- route to Miami.
Mrs. 7. 0. Owen is confined to
her home in the Brown apartments
by her illness.
Mrs. Gilpatrick was among Pa
latkans seen in Jacksonville Thurs
day.
, Mr.. and Mrs. William Kirby and
Mrs. j. V. Walton returned last night
from a brief stay in Jacksonville.
Friends of J. Emmett Brown are
lregretting his illness. Mr.. Brown has
been quite i'll for several days at his
! hmoe in the Brown apartments.
/ Miss Daisy Livingstone was
Iamong Pala,kans attending the Flor
ida State Fair in Jacksonville Thurs
! day.
MIR. and Mrs. F. ]. Fearnside of
Paatka, with their daughter, Mrs.
Imogene F. Collins, have been among
the Palatka people here this week
for the state fair. They are guests
of the Seminole hotel.-Florida
Times-UniOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. James K. Culbreth
were motor visitors to st. Augustine
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Darlington Oar
by have recently moved to the Bruce
apartments on North Fourth street.
DR.. and Mrs. L. W. Warren are
.expected to return Sunday from a
motor trip to Ocala and other points
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Woman RoutS Bandit
With Trusty Hatpin

San Francisco.-As a weapon
of defense Mrs. Horace o. Little
is recommending to her friends
the useful and at the same time
deadly hatpin. Returning to her
home, she was stopped by foot
lad who demanded her money.
Four jabs with her hatpin dis
couraged him and he took to his
heels. She reported the incident
to the police.
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Ii at Auctino.

| ,tful gathering of the week
,formal auction marty with
lanes R. Culbreth enter
members of the Weekly
IN and a few other friends
sfterhoon at her home on
Iet, Quantities of exquisite
,orious shades were artisti-
in decorating Mrs. Gull
,srming home.
the game of pivot auction
|re kept on tallies done in
IS a reminder of the ap-
Thanksgiving. When, aft
rios of rubbers, scores were
# was found that Mrs. j.
Hand, Mrs. j. Darlington
4 Mrs. Ridley Wilkinson had
h at their respective tables,
breth presented each fortu-
her with an artistic incense
'ize.
the game Mrs. Culbreth's
|ere served lemon aspic,
[alad sandwiches, olives, sal
,died figs, and coffee. Mrs.
was assisted in looking aft
|easure of her guests by her
Nav, Mrs. Whitfield Cave, of
enjoying Mrs. Culbreth's
h Thursday afternoon were
/ L. B. Bush, J. Darlington
Ouis T. JarmOn, ]. ]. Suth-
Whitfield Cave, Goss Mattox,
COnnor, N. 0. Rifles, H. A,
In. R. wilkinson, J. c. Cal
|mer Culbreth Of Gastonia,
h GoOde N. Query.
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Slot machines were in use in the
year q B. c. If they gave fellow
chance to win, they wouldn't have
lasted 1919 years.
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bdolph Hostess to Club.

Bridge club spent a
afternoon Thursday as the
1 Mrs, John H. Randolph at
\ on the Heights. The liv-
where two tables were
\ for pivot auction, was
with quantities of gay
hs, scarlet saliva, and red
During the game scores
on attractive TALES.
]. Barnett and Mrs. S. G.
I'D top scores when they
pared at the conclusion of
Of rl'bbers, and to each
iolpA presented a bonbon
isitely hand-painted in a
IN, and filled with delicious
salad, Saratoga chips, sal
les,. and coffee were served
tables after the awarding
kes.
ndolTzs guests were Mes
J. Barnett S. G. Coburn,
riam. Stewart Forden, E.
E. l. Mann, 4. D. Wattles
#Laura Whiteside.
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Soviet Russia is hopefully seeking
to shut down on its Bolshevik prOpa.
ganda with a view to exporting some
thing more useful and remunerative.
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Officially of course, the weather
man wants to see his cold wave pre-
dictions verified, but personally well,
he has to buy coal, too.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-24

The pessimist looks at the cost of
the battleship that is to be strapped
and the optimist considers what will
be saved on maintenance.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-24

An inventor has produced a noise
less organ. 1t is day, too, when the
old-fashioned party organ is pretty
much that, also.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-24

Why not put a newspaper para.
grapher on the reserve bank boardi
This class usually understands the
great value of money.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-24

KILN = Phone Mabel Hoicomb,
1853, or West End Grocery, 251.
11-5-1mo
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Region Hall Tonight.

post Of the American Lee
Fold lis usual Friday night
|evenlHg at the Legion hall.
FluIly cool weather, follow
plOngej summer is sure to
Iarse number Of members
dancing set this evening.
ReF' a godo floor, and in
PSlc are a combination
100 good tA miss. Dancing