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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Curtail Social Life

AS the Belmont fortune con-
tinued to shrink. so did the
Perry Belmonts curtail their so
cial activities. Neither Perry nor
his late wife ever regained favor
in New York society and the
time arrived when they could no
longer afford to keep up their
large house in Washington,
where echoes of the Sloane di-
vorce had followed them and
hampered their social move
mentS.
In Just about 100 years the
BelmontS rose from nothing to
the supreme heights of Mayfair
and then slipped back to-noth-
ing.
That ride on New York's Nav
fair merry-go-round cost Just
about a million dollars per year.
Think of it-S100.000.000 for
nothing but-memories!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Election Of Officers

WOMEN'S AERONAUTICAL
ASSOCIATION will hold it's an
maui election of officers Tuesday,
at,12:30 p. m, in the Detroit
Leland Hotel Mrs. Joseph A..
SalZman. president. will read
report. NORTHEASTERN
WOMEN'S CLUB will meet for
luncheon Monday. at II o'clock.
in the parlorS of st. Marks
Church, East jefferson and Gar
land avenues. after which Mrs.
Henry Wieduttis will give a
book review.
DETROIT CHAPTER OF
THE AMERICAN SOCIETY
OF WOMEN ACCOUNTANTS
will hear John Brabicke of the
Internal Revenue Department
on Interesting Changes in the
1871 Revenue Act" at its
monthly meeting Tuesday. at
7.30 p. m, in the Women's City
Club. The topic of individual
returns will be discussed follow
ing Mr.. Brabicke's speech.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Lawyers
To-Dance- Feb 20

A DINNER DANCE FEBRUARY
20 at the Whittier Hotel will be
the most important social event
of the year to be held by the
Women'S Lawyers Association.
Dorothy Hughett. president,
has appointed Florence Clement,
general chairman. assisting her
are Ju dge Lila Neuenfelt.
Phoebe Munnecke. Lulu Bach
man. BeSse Garner. Eleanor
Stetz, Mary Zimmerman and
Elizabeth Knowles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Disapproves OF War

Haru Matsui, young author OF
the best-seller, Restless Wave"
will address the Catholic Study
Club at 3 p. m. Monday in the
Activities Building in Parsons
street.
The subject of her address il
The japanese at Home and at
Play"
"Haru Matsui disapproves Of
the war against China" said
Mrs. John Wilke, who has been
in correspondence with her.
"She contends that the Japanese
people do not want war and
points out that, before the in
vasion of China, they had voted
overwhelmingly for the Liberal
Party and for peace.
And, after the war started,
many weII-known persons were
imprisoned for their snti-war
activities. Mutinies," she de-
clares. ARE occurring In tho
army. anti-war leaflets are found
In the pockets Of dead soldiers
and only militarists have started
and are waging war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Proud Of His Sons

Old August Belmont was
proud of his three sons, August
Belmont Jr. Oliver Hazard
Perry Belmont, and Perry Bel
mont.
The first two have been
gathered to their fathers but
Perry Belmont still lives" and
next month will celebrate his
eighty-ninth birthday up in
Newport, where he now makes
his year-round home in a simple
cottage. Once he was master of
a great Newport palace.
OF the three sons Cthere was
another son, l think, who died
when quite young) "Augie"' Jr.
gave promise of being the smart
est when II came to dollars and
cents
Yet if is the irony of Fate
that is was "Augle' Jr., more
than any other member of the
family. who was responsible for
the loss of the Belmont millions
and plunging his family among
the new poor of TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Fell Pinch of Times

or the "Augie" Belmont Jr.
sons only one survives, Morgan
Belmont, now separated from
his wife, the former Margaret
Andrews, one Of the first Soci-
ETY. women 10 permit her
photograph TO he used in en-
dorSing this or that widely adj
vertised product.
Morgan and Maggie" Bel
mont have felt the pinch Of the
times and neither does much
socially. Their only child a
daughter. Mrs. Ellsworth n.
Bailey CJoan Morgan BelmonO
lives up in the Ramapos and is
totally unknown in the glitter
and glamour" set of Gotham.
His widow later married
Jack Wing. whose kindness
and interest in his Belmont step
children after their mothers
death is well known.
OF the August Belmont III
offspring we find August Bel
mont " married to a Boston
SaltonStall and living a rural
life out in Gladstone, n. j.. far
from the beating of Fifth Ave-
nue. social tom-toms: Cecilia
Belmont, the wife of Gardner
Lothrop Lewis Jr. of Swamp
scott. Mass, and leading a rustic
existence out in Cold Spring
liarbor. L. |.
Bessie" Morgan Belmont.
named for her grandmother.
surprised { society by acting in
several Broadway theatrical
productions before becoming the
bride of Louis r. Zimmerman
and settling down to a quiet mar
red life in New York's East,
SlNty-SiXth street; Barbara Bel
mont became Mrs. Robert Liver
more Jr. Of Boston, and the
fourth sister. Alice Belmont.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Z Girls Honored

Imply Eight honored two Of
its members Saturday night
by giving a formal dinner dance
at the Detroit Yacht Club.
Honorees were Marjorie Love.
who is being graduated from
Northern High School, and
Audrey Nicholson, a pledge.
Betty Grimmer and Dorothy
Reason planned those gorgeous
;. decorations. Jeanette De Roster
had charge of the publicity.
Some of the girls and their
dates were: Betty Briedin and
Hal Summerlee. Jeanette De
Roster and Bill Green, Dorothy
Reason and Albert Firth. Jody
Love and Ted Benson. Marjorie
Love and Bill MacGregor. Mary
Golata and George Shanahan
and Betty Grimmer and Dan
AShlin.
A dinner for its four pledges
will be given February 8 at
Marilyn Luycks' house, in La
Safe boulevard, by M Beta
Phi Sorority.
The girls 10 be honored are:
Mary Fran Peez. Jane Holt,
Jane Meyer and Pat Lobdell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Zontd Glib
Sets Musical
Program

DETROIT ZONTA CLUB. fol-
- lowing its weekly luncheon
Thursday at 12:15 p. m. in Hotel
Statler, will hear a musical pro-
gram by Mrs. Helen Hadley,
solosist and speaker, inter-
Spersed with incidents taken
from her personal appearances
before the public.
JUNIOR HOME RELIEF So
Getty has planned its anniver-
sary at the Belcrest Hotel. Miss
Nora Ingber. chairman. requests
each member to take. as part of
the admission prize, a bundle of
discarded clothing to be given
to the needy families on the
sOcietY's list.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Aid Crippled Children

To aid he MICHIG a y
LEAGUE FOR CRIPPLED
CHILDREN. a book review.
sponsored by Mrs. Alfred w.
Bender and Mrs. Walter Lott.
will he given Tuesday at l:3O
o'clock in the auditorium of the
Ernst Kern store. CONCORDIA
CLUB will give a card party
this Sunday at | O'Clock in the
society'S clubroomS. under the
management of Mrs. Henry
Semelroth. Mrs. Adolph Schone-
berger. Mrs Albert Simpson.
Mrs. Rose Reinke, Mrs. Albert
Seitz and Mrs. Fred Reuter-.
RADCLIFFE COLLEGE CLUB
OF MICHIGAN will hold its
annual business meeting Wednes-
day at 3 p. m. at Mrs. w. Stan
ley ellis house in Hubbard
avenue.
.DEARBORN WOMEN'S
CLUB will meet Monday at s
p. m. in the study hall of the
Fordson High School. TO hear
a program arranged by Mrs.
Frederick II. Sheldrew.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

"Augie' Belmont Jr. married
Eleanor Robson, the actress.
That marriage was an event of
1910 and the now white-haired
widow Belmont never endeav-
ored To take a dominant part
in society.
II was in 1900 that "Augie"
-Relmnnt- Il, organized the
Rapid Transit Subway Com
panH. that gave him control,
for time. of New Works sub
way system. But when he died
IN 1926 II was discovered the
Cape Cod Canal was the prin-
Cipal asset in his estate. Those
millions amasSed by his father
had vanished or been spent in
maintaining the social Belmont
prestige.
When it came 10 keeping
money in circulation the sons
of August Belmont Sr. were far
from noViceS. In addition 10
the Madison avenue house
"Augie' Jr. had a fine country
estate at Hampstead, l.. l.. and
a villa. "By-the-Sea" on Belle
vue avenue. in Newport. T h
latter house was sold in 1927
for a fraction of what il had
cost, to Mrs. Hope Diamond
Mclean. of Washington. u. c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Reception Planned

Miss Matsui will paint en-
Intimate picture of the Japanese
home life. revealing people
with a mystic love of the beauty
OF nature.
After the lecture members II
the club will have an oppor-
tunity Of meeting her at a re-
ception TO be given by Mrs.
Francis T. Mccain. chairman Of
the social committee, and Mrs.
William A. Murphy. director OF
the fine arts division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Her Head Turned

JesSie's family were the Rob-
bins of the McKesson q Robbins
drug firm and. accustomed as
she had been to riches the
manner in which her young and
opulent husband. son of a man
who had amassed a large for
tune in the manufacture of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Laughs at Threats

Eventually Mr.. Sloane's ieal-
ouSy reached the point where
he forbade his wife TO even see
Perry Belmont. When he dis
covered she was still lunching
and dining with this son of
August Belmont No. /. his rage
knew no bounds. He threatened
to divorce her, disgrace her and
separate her from her two
daughters
Jessie laughed at the threats.
never dreaming her husband
would do exactly what he
threatened. And Just about 40
years ago. Henry r Sloane OK
ploded a bomb shell by starting
divorce proceedings against his
wife. She didn't contest the
suit and on the day Mr.. Sloane
secured his decree she became
Mrs. Perry Belmont, up in
Greenwich. Conn.
Then the fat was in the
fire" Society took sides. Some
felt Mr.. Sloane had behaved
outrageouSly. Others said it
was just what you could expect
from a son of that "frightful'
August Belmont No. !.
The social air in New York
became so chilly the BelmontS
went 10 Paris and later built
themselves a large house in
Washington. D. c. Mr. Sloane
kept his threat to separate his
eX-wife from her children and
for many years the present Mrs.
George d. Widener and the
Baroness Amaury de la Grange
never saw their brother. To
them she was-dead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Librarian TO Spe ak

GOODALE WOMAN'S CLUE
book review group will meet
Thursday at 2 p. m. in the home
of Mrs. Ray Templeton in Rose
mary avenue. The speaker Will
be Mrs. NJ. +. Flaherty, librarian
at the Booklnobile Library.
NORTH WOODW ARD
WOMAN'S CLUB. in observ-
ance of its annual Presidents
Day, on Wednesday. will give
bridge luncheon in the home OF
its president. Mrs. Charles d.
LeShcr. in Pasadena avenue.
FACULTY WIVES CLUE OF
Wayne University meets Thurs
day at 3 p. m. in the Federation
clubhouse. for program Of
readings by Grace Dunshee OF
Ann ArbOT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Junior an Autocrat

"Augie' Jr.. was an autocrat.
BY the time he was ready TO
marry. the Belmont social posi-
ton had become So secure doors
OF New York'S best clubs were
opened TO HIM and his first wife,
Bessie Hamilton Morgan. a
daughter of Governor Morgan
Of New York, who boosted an
excellent social position and for
many years carried on. IN the
stately house that stood on the
southeast corner Of Madison
avenue and Thirty-fourth street.
The social traditions of her
mother-in-law.
II WIS "Augie' Ir. who
brought The Belmont name 10
ITS peak. After him was named
the Belmont Hotel that stood on
FortN-Second street. opposite
Grand Central Terminal. Bel
mont Park. next to Hlaleah
down IN Miami Fla. the finest
race track in the country. was
named IN his honor. and for
many years he was the doml-
nant factor out there
Many other suCh honCrS were
conferred on The BelmontS
IhIOughL .Augie, " But unlike
the Nandefbilis, Beekmans.
SiuyNesanfs. Barclays, Rhine
landers. Schuylers. etc. the Bel
montS never attained "a tele-
phone exchange,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

He founded. via sheer nerve
and MS weaftf1-a social dynasty
that was 10 laSt Three generations
then fade into Oblivion.
All who came INTO contact
with the first OF the August
Belmonts thoroughly dislikcd
him. Society of his time con-
sidered him noisy vulgar and
generally offensive. Those he
employed feared him as a flint
hearted. caustic and ruthless
taskTnaster.
But he knew what he wanted.
that first August Belmont. and
attained both of his goals
riches and society.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Sorority,
Fraternity
Plan Dance

"a APPA ALPHA PHI girls are
IN joining the lads of the
Lambda Sigma fraternity in
staging a dance February 7 in
Hotel Statler.
1t will be informal.
Pat Kelly and Reid Holla are
co-chairmen. Their assistants
are: Patsy Moran. Jack Forber,
Jean Keller. Shirley Priest, Dick
Guildord. Jack Bell. Mory
Voorhees, and Bud Moran.
Jean will be squirrel by
Tommy Williams and Shirley's
escort will be Bob johnson. Pat
Kelly will 90 with Alex Kemp.
while Jacky Moran will have
Pete Finn as her date,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

membership f77uurv- -*fwavS,
however. there was the figure
oi Mrs. Gardner Rowland stand
ing in her pathway.
Mrs. Rowland. a Baltimore
woman who had married into
the New York Rowland family
OF merchant princes, repre-
scented the "Old Guard" and
avoided August Belmont as one
would avoid the plague.
Even she. however, had to
step aside when il was appar-
ent that August Belmont was
determined TO make his-wife-
THE hostess of New York. even
If ii cost him millions of dollars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Copyright by Detroit Times. An riah,, reserved.

carpets showered her with every
luxury turned her pretty head.
No question but what Jessie
Robbins never was happy as
Mrs. Sloane and when good
looking and gallant Perry Bel
mont came along and paid her
ardent attentions, Jessie ae-
cepted them-and Perry-with
such guSto the social world
soon referred TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Sloane and Perry Belmont as
the triangle.
Perry Belmont was the Beau
Brummell' of that era and kept
bachelor quarters in his hand
some Fifth avenue town house.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Wife Determined

Being madly in love with her
forcefh husband, Mrs. August
Belmont determined to make
her fashionable friends ike the
man she married.
And with that idea in mind
she inaugHrBted Series Of en-
tertalnments 50 lavish and 80
Spectacular she soon was in line
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

surped pilgrims shrine Of Vanity Fair
When looks back the Bemonts afford outstanding
of how recently acquired shiny gold spelled the doom Of
Gotham supereXcuse Knickerboker eenenta group now
almost
question but what tho original August Bel
first millionaire social climbers 10 success
the buwarks Of the kncerbocker odd
Manu- l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

MARY HUDSON w. c. T. L.
will hold a business meeting
Thursday. at 1890 a. M in
Northwestern Baptist Church.
after which il will entertain the
Fifteenth District w. c. T. u.
at luncheon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Married Actress

Nh, August Belmont Jr. died
IN 1898 and ,at A time when
his fortune Was melting away
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
1A11lEIAlEs of0lpNEwl York
Golden Dollar Sign Of Family
Becomes More and More onished
By CHoLLY KNICKFRBoCkER
Registered I. :. Patent ofnes

Il
tina her tsf The name
Andas the golden Of III nont family
frs Augusta assume
rtoratc static" will be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

been built with Vanderbilt dol
lars.
There were no Belm0ntS by
20. II. P.'s' alliance with Mrs.
Vanderbilt and venerable Perry
Belmont, now enjoying the twi-
light of his life up in Newport
is also childless.
As he thinks back over the
dramatic saga of the Belmont
family. Perry can recall that he,
probably more than any other
Belmont. came near splitting
society into two camps-by mar
rying Mrs. Henry T. Sloane!
Lone Survivor
OF the principals in the Bel
mont-Sloane cause celebre" he.
alone survives. Jessie Robbins
Sloane Belmont was gathered TO
her fathers in France in 1885.
and Perry Belmont outliVes his
bitterest enemy, Henry T. Sloane.
WIZ VI tdAiltu HIS last uuilnH the
Summer of 1897 out in South
ampton. l.. l., cheriShihg
hatred of the woman he had
married and divorce the
mother of his two daughters,
the woman who became Mrs.
Perry Belmont to the accom-
paniment of gossip that was
heard from one end of Fifth
avenue TO the other.
1t was in 1899 the Belmont
Sloane storm burst with a fury
that stunned society. Mr. Sloane
had married Jessie Robbins.
daughter of Daniel c. Robbins.
who dwelled in a fashionable
section of Brooklyn. She was
beautiful, daShing and full of
life and her husband was sedate.
SnobbiSh and excessively Jealous,
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PART ), PAGE S
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Thursday
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Southern Produce
Is Received Here

Shipments Of sweet potatoes
and csuliflower from California
arrived in Tacoma Thursday. Ad-
ditional shipments of Texas spin
sch and Arizona lettuce also were
received.
Sweet potatoes were selling at
S2.25 per crate and cauliflower was
being released at si25 per crate.
Arizona lettuce. dry-pack. was be-
ing quoted from 81 to $3.50 per
crate. and ice-pack up to 81 Spin
sch from Texas was priced at 81. so
per crate, and local spinach at
si25.
Staple markets remained un-
changed in price with the trend
reported firm. Wheat market was
steady and flour prices well es-
tablished.
Quoted PRICES are on a whole
sale basis TO retailer.
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o &c

Moon Quarter Moon Quarter
Jan AZ Feb Feb IL Jan. 40
data supplied by u S Weather
bureau. Department OF Commerce.
washington's forecast - Cloudy
in the east portion and rain in the
west portion Thursday night with
snow in the Cascades; snow Friday
in the east portion except rain at
lower elevations and showers in
the west portion; cooler in the ex-
IRENE east portion Thursday night:
increasing southerly wind off the
coast becoming strong, moderate
southerly wind over inland waters
OF the state.
Rainfall in Tacoma for the "a
hours ending at S a. m. Thursday.
.03 inch; since Jan. /. 81 inches,
a shortage OF 2.1a inches.
Wind at s a. m. Thursday. south
p m. p. h.; barometer at 30.05 and
rising, 02.
Sun rises at $50 a. m. Friday
and sets at $50 p. m.
Tacomas weather on Jan. Is.
1910 - Cloudy. 0s inch of rain.
maximum temperature so degrees
and minimum AZ Highest wind
velocity II m. p. h. from the south
west.
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INN
Fresh al
Ivy old
Pr mill
Choice
Dry uu|
is-cc. d
Clean ID
Diese
EDW
N AIN al
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When you need a few extra dol
lars. look around the basement or
attic for discarded articles. These
will bring you cash from some
one II YOU advertise them with
an inexpensive Times Want Ad.
Phone MAIN 315l.
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Actions in Divorce

Divorce actions were filed in
superior court here Thursday by
Herbert X. against Esther Green.
grounds burdensome homelife. and
vivienne against Richard V.
Mschis. de~rtion.
An interlocutory decree was
granted TO Alfred from Marvis
Musgrove; a final decree to Pearl
from John Nordlund.
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\. Y. CURB STOCKS
Fl. Lewis Mon Faces
Charge of Larceny
Closing Prices Furnished by
Dean Witter A. Company

A grand larceny charge WAS
filed in superior court Thursday
against Allen B. Roberts. 2l-year-
old Fort Lewis soldier from EN-
NETT. Idaho. who has been in the
county jail for the past week.
He was held under 81. 900 bail.
accused of attempting to deffsnd
G. X. Udeii. whose car he had in his
possession Dec. Is.
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War Uncertainties Drive
lndusfrials TO New Low
Morkets at q
Glance
TAI-RSNAN
THrRsp Az

>tccks: Lower In moderate trad
ing.
Bonds: Lower: L. g foxern-
ments irregular.
Curb stocks: Lower.
Cotton: irregulsfly lower.
Wheat; OFF = 70 I cent.
Corn: Up !. 10 {. cent.
Rubber: Mixed.
silver: Unchanged in Sev York.
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To Modernize City
Accounting Methods

Factory experts were busy
Thursday setting up 81 900 book
keeping machine in the office of
Controller Swayze.
The complicated device. operst-
ed by one person. serves an as
automatic budget control machine.
keeping track OF everything as
journal entries are made on spe-
cially tailored forms.
The equipment WAS bought out
OF last years budget as means
Of undermining accounting meth
DDS. The installation was manu-
featured by Burroughs.
II you're not using il. sell IL with
n =
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Stock sales Thursday approx
mated $4,000 shares. compared 10
<oo.ooo "Wednesday. Curb sale.
we're $4,000 against 10000.
NEW YoRK-The stock market
declined Thursday for the fifth
consecutive session. the Industrial
average setting . new low level fer
the year. Trading wss nearly 50
per cent greater than IL wa. We'd
resdsy. when IL was the hghtes,
aimee Oct. Al.
The increased volume reflected
more important liquidation than
recently. steel shares were the
most active group. Shares traded
N large amounts included L. 8.
Steel. Republic Steel. 4. s. Rubber.
curtiss-wright Commonwealth 4
Southern. Commonwealth Edison.
Santa Pc. New York Central. Par
amount and Standard OIL OF Cali
fornia.
Reasons for the decline were the
same as those given in recent ses-
Observation-Disclosures over war and
taxes. and the competition Of out
side transactions in stocks listed
On the exchange.
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Situations Wanted, Female

Young LADY wants
general housework. Telephone
Yelm 5l2
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TUESDAYS QUOTATIONS.

Quotations courtesy DIAN Witter h
Co, Washington Blds. members
New York Stock Exohsnseb
High Low Closs
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II you're not using IL. sell il with
a Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
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BEAUTIFUL South Sea mother OF
pearl shells. Bargains o49 North
state Broadway 1927.
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COUNTERS, notion tables, shoe seats.
for sale cheap. J. e. Penney Co..
South Tacoma
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BOOKKEEPER- TYPIsT. Z vr.. .xp
Tax titles. contracts. Write D-4
Times
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sl25 PHILCO Radio-Phono, la
Combination Automatic. now y y
TED BROWN MUSIC, ll2i Broadway
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WEDDING INVITATIONS. prompt
service: correct STYLES; prices right
Grsvstone Press. Crystal Palace Mkt
SAVE 2oGs on your fire insurance
through Geo. d. Poe a. Co
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WOOD RANGE. good condition SIS:
wood range 50. 1913 No. Cushman.
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PUPPIES FOR SALE-Female Cockel
spanlels. male tcrrlers 1871 -
sZuc
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ENGLISH springer spaniel puppies
your miles north Of Tacoms on
S@artls highway. Hhite AFRO
GARAGE.
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MIDDLEAGED man wishes general
work good references Main 1909
40 pnNallIln ave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17

HOUSEWIFE LOANS
aos Washington Rldg Main 1907
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17

STEAM BATHS for colds. massage
Open evenings. SOL South Pine
MAIN 1924