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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM X WEscRLp. 4 s0ss Aa9u9as@Ts

ggrsygyy sALE 81 gEaygg sr9sr
fkEaTH SHIFT s2isThwasr, ra,.
f.fSg1s1 10 fIteT NJ Hi2i. foiig 26g :, SEQ.
- tie ana ,eoords u shs. il.s'riei ~ f',lp'a..
"a and 81 the ssaDtss - the party secured
thsf.b. tns aght,s'Eae]1. s1rsi,laE naslhs
tlgp r@ops Of lfsm A Hsg.aisr T. Sa..
syWsykssa9Y2ttoif ifsTf bAp f % ggzsulaHYk
is2s 1T TEs fjiIsTY ocUDcR 4 NJ The
foilesjne 1tseyakeG laiS aiss pfspjls ere. Situate
70 tas iastri", - G,ignabis g ~ ~, a.e
sQk1istsi@a ~ s9Us,r ono bVn9sse and niuStY
1921 &c Sad s93g5it)sI@b 70 fscof'ie1 Ia
EsGk 20 paks - ~ ths fseGtas ~ ttse sus.
sefoFs offas ~ fHe iIists1st ~ Eaisuiids
Tefe5s - ss,F Fssb A. IetosIt ~ S2pl
Ie20iTed - ouf'3asset st time 81 ssie Al
egEkfgsF2e3nP le,zsfTiaF sac hHtatlel tsss 81
eDft a. purchaser TERMS II sale ~ be eas3.
bste6 With sjlblo sys case fgst8 csg - ssie
D'Asfstse ttss Surviving tFfGstss Fss@rsss the
uFfi - 'essis $50 propetty st tine lfss ana
'pss ~ fbs HsfaE3tlDg p9FeE sssF aftsf fse
cags afsest.ssHssaf ~ saloA I@ssis ia sgBte
tssspsDsf .gsOiishea ~ ihs @ty 81 Wash
JESSE l. EEgsEEf.J,
Surviving Trustee
ljtg Eys 1T n ",
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Talking tires men, but doesn't Won-
en-. a scientist tells us. The vocal cords
OF women are shorter than those Of
men. and less energy Ia required to pro-
duce sound.
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TRUSTEES kAtE. nf ,gAitAntf Two
SHINY BHffh UMEttlAG kS0NA A.
PRFMlNEn Si6T EioH1h nfhEk1

rRrsTg,igys s sAtr Ct ytlnt WV I'VE 2
pkIAlsLs ,bio7 EIGHTH ofaHtT
~ s1tii'nie ~ certain dfef - tfust ie.i
NAV - ips9 agt fe.nhted Mas y 1899
ssa,,n. ii Tie I,ls,ni ~ c0tih,'aa "t"i al
lie i,,,'iers,g, atli .oil a, g,Ai," ga't "e
Ia f. oni ~ iltf nfeutkf$ ~ tHiDAl 1tf
IwFkTT bfVEATt, PAX ~. 1AatAnf
~ folpa ia aes94it,ef iaHd aud ptrHltSFe
slt}.als 10 The n5slritt ~ tnitailta ah,'
l.isv iai Buf,i.fted siatN 'h'it IA Morn
itafIi.'s AidiEisse" - elahfs numbered
tiitts nae lanifed an1 tnte hne ~ 10
- nsr piai fe,o'd.f ~ ihe, e.fhes Il The
i.lisf ~ ~ fobe = sa,issi hawessf
ii ths tus ettauis 81 fFtatd
FERNS sold sailHfI ~ nfiDr Heed ~
.ft,sl f9e iii sllh al further paufuisfs 81
s,lltsl ~tii he atin9aneNf ~ lns ~ tah
he pHsch7sn nfi,e ah"te sa,j ttusi q y
f@eI,sssabtiHs seeofiiHs btr ht utiffkssefs
fs,sI Terms "a tie complied Ajth Nithin
hfises asfs aiNsfslse deposii tefisitsa aud
lac property mas its afTsatssd and tHs9ld
al thS dsefHting ~ tha tfietses
AhIHtfH ! FHlnGTTT.
n!IInA hIAAsEt .aFH
lAAfie.aI44l,sa asastsss
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AnAN 4 wEscHLER { soN. AuctI5
Trustees Sale Of No. SIG 18th
Ct NV

By virtue OF deed OF trust recorded on
August II. 1877 rs instrument No. 1867 of
the land records of the District OF Cnlun, hi \ .
ard Al request OF party secured thereby. un.
dersgnrd trustees will offer for sale by puh.
liz auction. in front OF premises. on FRIDAY
THE THIRD DAY OF FEBRUARY 1898
An FOtrR- THIRTY pm. the following de.
scribed land and premises. situate in Wash.
inSton, District of Columbia. IN vii: The
south 81 feet front on l.th street nv the
fan depth thereof Of original lnt numbered
eighteen 49, IN square Numbered two hun.
dred and ninety tcpo,: subject to the con
ditinn that during a period of five years
from June .. la2.. said property shall not
he used for theater PURPOSES.
Terms of sale; Property cold subject to a
frat trust of thirty i've thousand dollars
tS35 600 0of sni a second trust of nineteen
thousand dollars f$l9.non,out. particulars
OF which will I've given on application to nm
aersigurd and viii he announced at sale.
Purchase money 10 I've paid an cash. de
nnsit Of one thousand dollars t$l .oho00i re-
culrrd nj purchaser Al sale. All roHFeSanc
ing recording and notarial fees at cost ot
rprchaspr Terms of sale ~ he complied
With within fifteen DAYS iron, day of sale,
ntherwiEe trustees reserve right 10 resell
pfoperty AZ risk and cost Of drfaultlnx puf
cha aer after Ave DAYS advertisement of such
resale in some new sparer published in Wash.
inston. d, C.. ,,m,,r,-
WALTER A. RoMFR.
iscA dads eNSu Trustees
THos- j. OWEN 4 son -ArcTIoNEERs.
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Trustees Sale Of Two Desirable
Two story Semi . detached
Brick Buildings, Situate Nos.
1921 Brandywine Street
Northwest and 46ll Forty
third Street Northwest.

pv v,r,ue ~ certain ffctis OF trust re
rors,sd IN i.iber No $40 a, ioltos cs,.. 2as
81 The land recoflls Of The nsri., r 81 s".
On THURSDAY THE Esd DAY OF I'm.
ErARY AZ. in3s At r.r d3r 4 ins =
tnrimsiye in Leonard l. Nlckol-on luriors.
snl,d,yts,om II lois in souare numncrrd
1875 a. per plat recorded 70 ne efI,cs %
ne surveyor Tor the District of t"lnmh.a
in Iitrr 81 at folio H. subject to covenants
II record go. -, .,~ae.
In one tvo and three years with tntfr~st
Al stx per rent Ter annan,. payable @ni,n
annually Deposit ct 100 Vo "m $50 ~.
.l,sser aiio~r. hfteen days from da.e Of
sale 10 complete the PnFch -. fufthef
particulars at time of sal" All nNfyahc-
ing. recording etc at nurshaser cost,
ARTHUR & BISHOP
FRED MCKEE.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
lITtkE DAYS. -.
THOy, ], OWEN g. SON. AUCT1ONEERS.
I425 Eye 81. NV.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Brick
Apartment Known as Prem
isea 2106 N St. NV.

By virtue of certain decd Of trust. dulS
recorded in Liber No. $3.50. folio i2I Ct SEQ.
ha and nj the request 81 the marty secured
thereby. The UNDERSIGNED trustees VIII sell ~
public auction in front ~ the premises. on
AD lHos At UR.THlRTY O'CLOCK
PM, the following -drsctil,e'l land aud prem
&. sgrate,i ns and heing lot ia in Warlni1n
aud Ronrs' subdivision Of lot ~ IN square
10 ~ per pat recorded III the once "t the
surveyor for thc District Of Columbia, IN
Ither 60 folio 20. ,
Terms Sold subject 10 prior deed ~
trust for $310nh.oo. further particulars 81
which will I've announced ut TINE nt sale: the
purchase prIce above said trust Ia he nald
in caph A deposit Of 500 90 required Con
Vnvarcing recording. etc. At purchaser cost
Terms to be complied with within thirtN
days otherwise deposit rfeitcd 40 the prop
crty may hc advertised and respld ut the dis
WILLIAM A. NIL,
JESSE II. HEDGES,
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ADAM A wEscHLER 4 son Auc,ione'
ADAM A wES,HLER Il son Auctioneers
Trustees Sale of New Residen-
tial Properties Known as No.
1924 Piney Branch Road, Nos.
1923, 4S25, 1929 and 1881 18th
St. NV, in Square Numbered
2702.

Ry virtue of thos- deeds OF trust dateu
January Il 1895 ami August ~ 1926 re
,'uT,e,t. respectively. IN Lltlcg ohSl At folio %
and Lltst aSi4 at fniio 4o3 vi the land re-
reaucst 'f ihe. party Thereby secured. he
undersigned viii sell at public auction, az
front OF the .est.cttive premises On ItiE>s-
GAY THE TWENTY FuuHTH DAY OF
THiFTY O'CLOCK pm the following iois
IN sauare 2sns IN said District nlure par.
uculariv desciit>eJ IN said deeds namely
LOT - tnprus~,i by dwelling numbered 1894
Pnev Branch I'd n" subject 10 trust Sc
'nr numbered ss:3 lSih 81 NV, subject IL
trust securing SIS 600 lot 10 improved
h- dwelling numbered 4s@s 18th st, NV
subject 20 a trrs; securing $4,000: lot ~
improved bv dwelling numbered asp 10th
lot 81 Improved ny dwelling numbered 4s3i
Il IN SOD 81 nv" subject 10 a 'F"'' '''"''"S
Terms SAID rarcrls will be sold separately
IN the order enumerated subject Ia first
trusts as above, particulars whereof Will he
on FIRST trusts will he adjusted To day OF
sale. deposit of $500 will he required on
each bot Purchase price 10 be paid one
third cash balance in one and two years
notes OF purchaser secured upon the prop
erty sold ar all ca.h at purchasers option
Conveyanriny. recording. etc. at pur.has
ers cost. Terms 10 he futfiIiei within thirty
DAYS from dsv Of sale otherwise the deposit
the risk and coat OF the purchaser after 3
days advertIsenent IN The Evening Star.
FRANCIS SAUL,
wrLd ass is, + s BES \ 4
ial3-d6ds .xsn Trn.tees
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Trustees Sale of Valuable I'm
improved Property Located
on Walbridge Place Between
Adams Mill Road and Park
Road NV.

~ y,fihe Of a deed Of tfnst dated he.
eefnber nth 1913 ana rnetrdha January
9nd .g@s - instrument 40 NJ among the
ifbd rer0rda ~ the Ustrirt % t1iueibia
and nj the request 81 the parties secutsI
thereby default having t~eh niaaH ~ ht
payment 81 ihn notes serntsa h9 hhll ofen
III trtIst tbr undersigned trustees @til sell
NJ ns,l,ilr at,etioff ~ front IT The PR nsrs
~ FRIDAY TBE Twenty DAY
III JASFAHY l9sa AT FDtH Pm The
f,,lf1ysina ,3+scribad land hed ntemiy"E sit
uated Ia The District of COLUMBIA Rfii tissiE'
nstff ~ jois ~ 10 AZ INCLUSIVE. and the
north 81 feAf front ny The iuil dapth ihsfe
~ ~ I,I 10 IN bi1eh II and t"tr .n ~ ~
tt.eIutivs In bioek 22 ~ EHEanfth wal
iftsg~ aud ottssfs re kib'lis lbion ~ h'nfhs NJ
~ atlftdgH's subdivision II lhAlesi1n as
t..g fis, II Hfsl mentioned enlhilViRlnh r.
|.,tde8 in the office al the suf4sthf fuf thfl
f,iatfjat ~ Columbia - i,iter ionnt, ~
az folio ~ also thar n1f'h Que iait ~ thr
aitsy sItaed ~ cad hi9rh z" ~ FhaNh o.
,,iat fsearalsd ia saif EaFseEofs ONE" i'
'"'t Tee,n ~ II sale Tia pfeparts ~ili he solo
1oy cash fieiasit ~ ~ BOO ~iil lie r.
rifit..i ~ paf.bHrsg ~ tnta ~ the ssf
III e0ngs gaaslH@ ffH1rdl9E aHh ahtHFial ftt7
I'd e.pt ~ .,afrbs-rr Terms ~ sale Ia ~
.,,,,,gtstlpd e5th Wttiip thirty hs}s ff"tn dat"
~ s4ie, HthsrHtee The triAthrA reserve TIE
s}snt Ia fesaii thf ptprtf4 ~ "a" ti@h ahl
.eyt ~ shs drfsnitink bufrbafsi atfrf htt
aags' hfjffffleeuirnt Of su.ti resale 20 rnine
AZ x .pat,wf published IN lhs cats ~ Wash
ingtn,l insis1l ~ Columbia
"s'"' "if#HlP NHfATlEY.
titHSDN kDHDItnbFh
JfJslA1s
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ADAM A wEscnLER a SON, Aac,ioneer'

ADAM \ NEStHt~fN d Sc@>f A"S
TRUSTEES, T.. SALE or Il,MapRoySEEp, s SEsk
sTRHET SoRTnEAST BEING 4 MOO MOO
EN- TwosroRf AND CELLAR BUN
ny xir,ns Of q certain deed o. .sps., duly
regarded II LATER No S5ig, folio asa 81 seSa.-
of the land records of the District Of Co!an'.
hia ard AZ the request IF the nartv secarsd
thereby the undersigned trustees viii Offer
to, sale hv nnhlic auction. In trcn, u he
premises on THrRSDAY. THE TWENTY
SIXTH DAY or JANUARY. 1928 At FOUR
FORTY-FfvF O'clock Pm the following
,lrssrlhst, LAM. AMI premises situate In she
/: IN sauare i3ai In John y Garman's sub
,ls,sinn at rarts of tract Of land &n"an
az 'Grrrnx ale " nnw called National tksS
Heights" N per. niat rF.q'nlrd ~ lhe nths~
~ Ither IL, al fcltn Al. sataect 10 rcsssac-
tians ard estvenSnls ei fsNsfti
Trrms ~ sale Onetthira Of purchase
rtoncy Is h~ paid IN cash over anst shnve .
nj : ner cent re~ anoun,, nnt1 paid easahls
s"nt annually ard due Nesewh1r y 1890
aasi the balance payahe ~ mnnihey 3nst a,t.
menta ~ $40 tn~iudinS interest al q y per
zen, i.er snnum until maid, anJ secured ey. a
lien an the Isfore,'s solt or All lash, 81 the
opstcn az purchaser denostt ~ s2An re-
arired NJ tine of sale. CoaYeyaaeing. re-
,y'rsitne ard netsria iees AZ cNnst at pur,issser
Tefms 81 sals "a he complied with within
m,,..n aass t"" ds.s e, ale ..s", ri The
esty al risk and esS of d~tsnlttne pur.
chaser after ave days advertisement If
sneh resale IN some newspaper Published Ia
"S''''s. 1rss + t. ur,swr,r.
ALEXANDER MuiNcasrrR
4ss La Ave NV,
a@o-d&dsrSsu Trustees,
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TzyE TN9EDI1TK PrRcHAsKR FOR
home ss OF ne cssh or terms GLAD
NAN Eesitey sos ps ave. Ltsc. $40
A q On ROOM BRICK HOrsE. ~ Good
Townsoun ssf,ion: csrI make good cash pay
rssns, ysotsess9on wanted In 90 days. Cal
Hair 23s2 3le
FR15N OwKER 3 on n BATH. GfD0I,
location. s|scsaf 80 Hn9. good cash payment
tA6s~ss isor 32.A Star oiise 23'
WYfgf- Pf'RCHASE At OkcE ONE Or MORE
fgrsek hoGses fas rssh, white esi0Ffd ~
Fs-fIess ~ condition. Mary clients "a pur
ehsee hDsNes zDSt6a.es3ts and styses on terms
og 70 trade far ofh%r BFDteFtY.
SHOW AtTRE BEATTY 20.
sGs Vermont Bldg
Pao.ak MALI LIZ LNesslngs Igenklln ~
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SAFE OR KENT HOtiSES.
------s-S-- -
RIG RARGAlN.

SAsE ok KESB HutS ES.
TR00HT1ND I.30 PERRY STREET w
--xf~iniss ~ monastery serTyt ~rstarhsa bFa~A
fsnrs tsask ward fer garage, ref-eniI IS
-esssrs5sief Eest Of sell reasonable raesi
rsT 1888 q Main 133s
S9 wv MAR NORTH CAP Ideal
vhtts home se1flns- ne~ hft-Estey heating
RANT fplng inst allied eIee.. fporss and
fsih. sereutiy 6eesVstea. garage Bargain
- lifetime on easy terms; trade or rent
reahonabIs
y. r. RYON co. INC.
H4ts 1910 1929 y St
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AUCTION SALES.

THIS AFEEkNtN -
rhoS J OWEN & SON AUCT1oNEERS
ii.S Eve Street Northwest.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Real
Estate, Improved by lia-Story
Brick Office Building With
White Marble Front, Known
as Premises No. 1873 B St. Sc.
BY virtue 4 a se'ts.a deed Ht .rns :, duty
of he ,and rr'oris of the District ot Co
lnn,hia and at the resnes, Of the party So. Sc
-% a. an r II E<b sHTTH E + fSqss + "a M
pA{ ok }PA S x. todnns ass At fp snS
snd premises situate IN the City of Wash,
,nston District Of Colnmhi,, and ,ic@'SMr n,,'
nsrts Of lot. N SQUARE seven humire,i and
f I'sr no 4, folio III Of The record. Of
the OFFICE of the surveyor of the District OF
Terms of .aie: One third OF the purchase
money To Ne paid IN cash balance ~ TWO
equal insiaIlnents paSahe IN one and ~"
wears with interest at u per centrum per az
mum payable senfi-annually from day NJ
sale secured nv deed of trust upnn the prop
s Surch eS al r asn 81 SS 3" viii 'Hs
rcunlred at 'lRl' OF ale All ronreyanrins
IF ssn 10 Is CT sSf, Win nrH Mhn h,
days from dsv of sale otherwise the trustee
rsser,es he right 20 resell the pr" i"r a.
alter five DAYS advertisement Of such resale
n SOME newspaper published III WASHINGTON
are to he adjusted nv calculation to the da,
NATioNAL SAVINGS & TRUST co.
49, Bv WILLIAM D HOOVER
+ PERcIvAL WILSON, Trustee.
isii.i. l7.I>.Ia :o.3c.
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OTT0F.TOWN REAL ESTATE.

WV Jersey Ll0T sAEGAfs~-.5 cAsE
50 NO shiy fs9ys ~ lots near Auantic CTS
J,rles s1so oniy - esea DAfiDoFF ~
bSo&f~sy Kew York 20
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER & SON. Auctieneers
Trustees Sale Of Modern De-
tached Frame Dwelling, No.
sS16 Tn ST. NV.

By virtue OF 3 certain deed of trust duly
recorded 10 Llber No $685. folio zig ei SEQ.
Of the land records Of the. District OF Column.
b,a and al the request Of the party secured
thereby the undersigned trustees Will onsr
FOR ale psslpS sss,icYY T r tcrs E, tSe
fotduiR,rHiRfy ocLock Pm .hs follow:
tng-6escrsbed land ard premises. situate In
Austin e walters subdivision OF lots In
snuars 3Is7. Long fellow Terrace, az per
plat recorded In Liber 80 folio ~ of the
records Of the ONO ~ the surveyor Of the
District Of Columbia subject 20 building
restriction lines shown said plat and
covers nts Of record
Terms az sale, All eaph deposit OF
81 o1o 90 required of purchaser at tiue Of
sale Ale convey ancfng recording and no
ta-taG fees ~ rost OF pure hsscr Terms of
sale IN re eop,piied With Within thirty DAYS
fr0su 6ay of sale. otherwise the trustees re-
serve the rlRhi 10 'e~)i the rranetts AT The
risk and rost ~ the defaaitInF pureha snr.
after Gvs DAYS advert sensent Of such resale
IN sone 1ewepsptf published In the city Of
JOHs r WALLER
THOMAS II. LAHIRR.
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33$Ss| S X GSE .EtEsSgtsI,$s: tss$tSS}RF
E|RS}ftf f'llsr5' G'lsSsta' N 's.af
80 80 ~ QnhEa w THE rausTEhs.
taau aAist4ksN
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tFNHODT HANSON
HdiIlT 4 iDt EFT

Att0Fn0ss I0F FaHV HofNFfd
iat TfAifs esrt +...-.,.-... --..--..---.r
,f1ina j aWFs a sos AtcTioAEEAs
lass EtA Street h6ftiI%esls
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TH0s ] OWEN son. ArCTioNEERs,
l425 EYE ST. NV,
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:. :. . ~
rH0S J OWEN & SON AUCT1oNEERS
ii.S Eve Street Northwest.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15
Rice Recipes
Rice Border With Meat.

Hot boiled rice. 2 tablespoons of
butter, 2 tablespoons of flour, juice
of lemon if desired. Press the rice
into buttered cups to half full; let
cool. Slip from the cups and pour
over il the sauce made as follows;
Rub together the butter and the
flour; melt in saucepan without
burning. Add this by degrees to the
gravy from the meat and let Doll
three minutes. Add the juice OF
lemon if desired. Pour the sauce
over the rice border and serve.
Rice Daisy Salad
Place lettuce leaf in salad plate
Put a tablespoon of raisins (washed
and drained) in center and roll OF
cold boiled rice around the raisins
about one and half inches wide
Cut hard boiled eggs in oblong strips
and place at intervals around the
lettuce touching the rice to form
daisy petals. Serve with a mild
French dressing, using lemon in
stead of vinegar.
Rice Mullins With Eggs
Two cups of cold boiled rice, n
pint of milk, tablespoon OF melted
butter, yolks of 8 eggs, l pint OF
flour, 1 tablespoon of sugar, ~
teaspoon of salt, u teaspoons OF
baking powder and the whites OF
eggs.
Dilute the rice, stirred free from
Jumps with the milk. melted butter
and yolks. Sift together the flour
sugar, salt and baking powder; Add
to the rice preparation and NIX inte
a smooth, firm batter. Fold tnf
beaten whites of the eggs carefully
in, and bake in muffin pans fifteer
minutes.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15

Of course no girl of character en-
Joys hurting the feeling of boy
who is nice to her, especially one
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15

Dear Miss White: Although my
problem will seem trivial to you and
other readers, it is of great import
ance TO me because / don't know
what to do. Will you help me?
j am girl 18 years old, attractive
and easy to make friends with.
have coolies of them but still I'm
lonesome and alone.
Five months ago I broke up with
a boy whom ! had been going with
for over two years. l felt l wanted
the privilege of going out with other
fellows. We parted and / guess
hurt him quite badly. Since then !
have been having what most girls
would consider a good time but to
me it seems very shallow and some
times boring,
l have asked him to be my friend
the same as the others but he has
a jealous disposition and says all
or none" But, Edith, l want hin
as friend. I don't think | love
him the way he loves me but / de
know I miss him terribly and try a,
| do, can't forget him.
There are two paths that / car
see-either to lose him and have tn,
other boys or just the other wa.
around. I'm not quite ready {,
settle down but I'm afraid I'll wal
too long and lose all chances O
winning him back. Maybe it is to,
late now for ! haven't seen him TO
weeks and weeks.
| T'h really mt hannv xyhau Ia
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15

Mis-. T.. The wearing of tight
parters interferes with the proper
Circulation of the blood in the lower
extremeties, especially the return
circulation through the veins and IS
the cause of many cases OF yaricose
veins.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15

r. NJ: Eyelashes frequently fan
out as the result of eye strain, read
NO too much in poor light, or 40
ing too fine work. Battle the eye
lashes in warm water.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-11-15
That Baby You've
Longed For
Mrs. Burton Advises Women on
motherhood and COmpaniOnship

.For several years was denied
the blessing Of motherhood" writes
Mrs. Margaret Burton of Kansas CITY.
81 was terribly nervous and sub1ect
to periods of terrible suffering ana
mother of beautiful little daughter
and a true companion and inspiration
10 my husband. 1 believe hundreds
of other women would like to know
the secret of my happiness and / VIII
gladly reveal IL to any married Wom-
an who win write me" Mrs. Bur-
ton offers her advice entirely WIN
ont charge. She has nothing TO sell.
etters should be addressed to Mrs.
Margaret Burton 219 Massachusetts,
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his own happiness as it should be If
he loves you unselfishly, he will help
you to find out whether he is the
right one to be your life comrade
and he will do all he can to prove
that he is and to show you that you
can trust yourself to him. OF course
ii is equally true that what You
yourself want to find out is whether
you love him in that same unselfish
way. II takes time to be sure OF
that and it is such vital matter
that he should be glad to have you
take the time.
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who tells her that he loves her. But
when one doesn't love q person there
is no use in pretending that one
does. In the first place. it is deceit.
In the next it is bound to end in
great unhappiness. 1t would be far
better for you to tell your friend,
now. that you do not care for him,
than to wait few months-for then
il will make the break all the harder
for him.
Inasmuch as. you do not love the
young man and he has no claim upon
you, think you should feel free
to go with other young men,and !
hope you will do so. Let me know
how you get along.
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Cookery QUESTIONABLE

What substance in fruit makes
Jelly "jell"?'
2-What are the ingredients of
French dressing?
3-What is drawn butter?
4-What name is given to white
of egg beaten, sweetened and
baked? :.
5-How are almonds blanched?
6-Do loin lamb chops correspond
in cut to porterhouse steak?
What are the principal ingred-
tents of mayonnaise dressing?
Should sweet or sour apples be
used for applesauce?
Answers to Questions
1--Pectin.
2-Olive oil, vinegar or lemon
Juice, and seasoning.
3-Butter melted and mixed with
flour, and hot water, for use as
sauce.
4--Meringue.
5-They are covered with boiling
water. then put at once into cold
water, and skinned.
6--Yes.
7-Yolk of raw egg, oil, vinegar
or lemon juice and seasoning.
Sour.