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BOSTON POST, TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1921 BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS for a Birth, Hlarriasre or Death Notice in thin colanin of the to $1.00 for four llnea or lefis, nnd 25 cents for each additional line. may he left at the oftlce of the Post, mailed to the classtfled department, or telephone to Main fOSS (Main 1005 after 3 A. DEATHS Kwth Enstiw, June Frederick Lothrop Ames. In his 45th year. Funeral at Unity Church, North Easton, Wednesday, June 22.

at a. m. Siie- ciaj car on train leatlnjj Bacfc Bay station 10:26 a. daylight saving time. Re-, ttirning.

arrive Back Buy 1:14 p. m. Kindly Omit flowers. 10, Devter, he- loveil husband of Pauline Armstrong Funeral from late residence, 75 Hancock Dorchester, Wednaeday, June 22, at 2 p. m.

Relatives and friends Invited. Westboro, Jane 19, Clara of W. Barrett, In her year. lOineral services at St. Episcopal Church, Cambridge, on Wedneartay, June 22, at 2 p.

m. Relatives and friends Invited. Efist Boston, June 19, Margaret Ann Bnrtiltt. at her late residence, OS White Tuesday, June 21, at 10 a. m.

Relatives and friends invited. Cambridge City Hospital; June 19, Luolna E. Cobb, in his 56tb year. Funeral servlce.s will be held at the parlors of W. M.

Graham 1770 Washington Boston, Tuesday at 3 p. East Boston, June 20, Nathaniel, 82 husband of Hester Covington. Services at his late residence, 122 Eutaw 'Wednesday, June 22, at 2 p. m. Alela- tlves and.

friends invited. Plymouth, pahers please copy, South Boston, June 19, Julia, widow- of John Cronin. Funeral from her la-te residence, 649 East First Wednesday, June 22, at 8:16 a. m. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to solemn high mass of requiem at Gate of Heaven Ohurch at 9 Burial private.

Bemts, Juna 17, Bridget R. Delay. Funeral from her late residence, 640 Pleasant Wednesday, June 22, at 8 a. m. Requiem high mass At St.

Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives nnd friends are invited to attend. Automobile cortege. North Cambridge, 19; Dennis Foley, beloved busbaud of Mary Foley, Funeral from bis late home, 4 Van Norden Wednesday at 8:15. Requiem high mass at St.

Ohurch at 9 Auto cortege. Late member of Father Halloran Oourt 252. M. C. O.

and Ixjcal 8. Roabury, June 20, )y, formerly of Arlington. Funeral from late residence, 7 Fenwood June 22, at 9 a. m. High of requiem at Mission Ohurch at 9:45 Auto cortege.

North Cambridge, June 20, Mary, of the late Thomas Oeary. TMneral from her late home, 27 Wednesday, Juno 22, at 9 Requiem mass at St. Jobn's Church at 10 Interment at Mt. Pleasant, Atllngton. Relatives and friends invited.

Auto cortege. Lebanon, N. June 19, Amelia Rboda (Dresser), -wife of the late Nelson Olle, In her 79th year. Funeral services at her late residence 7 Illghlaud Tuesday, June 21, at 2:80 p. South Boston, June 18, Susan, wife of the late Patrick Harkins, and mother of the Rev.

Leo A. Harkins, O. SS. R. Funeral from her late home.

632 East Seventh Tuesday, June 21, at 9 Solemn tnass at the Gate of Heaven Church at 10 Belativea and friends Invited. her residence, 16 1 Soutlt 20, AbbU A. (nee Donahue), wife of Thbmas F. Jaeger. Funeral from residence of her Stephen Jaeger, 28 Bellflower Wednesday, June 22, at 9 m.

Requiem high mass at the Gate of Heaven Church at 10 Lete member of St. CeclHa'a CJonrt 105, M. O. O. P.

Relatives and friends kindly invited. this city, June 20, Ida wife of Andrew Johnson. Services at her late residence, 13 East Boston, Thnts- day, June 23, at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.

Roxbnry, June 19, Ingrid. 56 beloved wife of James W. MacDonald of 14 Circuit at. Funeral aervlces at (Thapel, 1041 Tremont Boston. Wednesday, June 82, at 2 p.

m. Relatives and frlendr invited. Dorchester, June 19, Peter, beloved husband of EliWbeth Donald. Funeral from residence. 24 Rowell Tuesday, at 8:15 a.

m. High mass of requiem at St. Cniurch at 9 Relatives and friends kindly Invited. SomervlHe. June 19.

A. (nee Kelly), beloved wife of Jllcbael J. McGonngle, Formerly of aiarlestouTi. ru' neral from bet late residence. 196 Broadway, Wednesday, June 22, at 8:15.

Solemn high mass' bt fCdntem at St. Church at 9 Relatives and friends invited. Brighton, June 20, Mary beloved daughter of Annie (nee Drenau) and the late Henry T. Neville. Funeral her reeldaace, 27 Baatburn Wednesday at 8 a.

RequlMu mass at St. Ctolumb- kllie'a Cburcli at Eelfttlvw and frienda invited. Auto cortege. 'tiostbh, June 20, Bridget, beloved wife of tlhomai O'Rourke (nee Me- Aullfle). Funeral from her late residence, 188 London Thursday, at 8:15 a.

m. Solemn high masa of requiem at Ohurch the Saored Heart at 9 Relatives and friends Invited. Motor cortege. North Troy, N. June 20, Carrie K.

Rankin, formerly of Roxbury, Mass. Funeral at the chapel. Forest Hills Cemeteri-, Boston, Wednesday, June 22, at 3 o'clock. Relatives and friends Invited to attend. Belmont, June 19, Harry Willis Serinott.

Funeral services at late residence, 27 Chester Wednesday, June 22, at 2 p. m. Somerville. June 19, Elisabeth, beloved -wife of Philip F. Smyth (nee.

Me- Borland). Funeral Wednesday, June 22, from 221 Tremont at 8:15 a. m. High mass at pt. C5mrch at 9 Relatives and kindly invited.

Automobiles. Emerson Hospital, June 19, Lillie, wife of Richard H. Snow. Funeral services at her late residence, 20 Washburn North OmbrWge, Tuesday, June 21, at 3 p. m.

Burial at Cambridge Cemetery, Roxbnry, June 19. Frances beloved wife of Henry V. Rtegemann (nee Malone), and mother of Wllll.nm H. and Francis B. Golllff.

Funeral from residence, 72 Edgewood Wednesf(ay at 9:1.5 a. m. Solemn high requiem mass at St. Church, Bine Hfll at 9 Relatives and friends invited. Motor cortege.

Tatmton, papers please copy. Stooghton (sirddenly), George beloved son of 5fary Webber (nee Neary). Funeral from his late residence, 1242 Commonwealth Wednesday. June 22, at 10 a. m.

Requiem high mass st St. Church at 11 All relatives and friends invited. Auto cortege. Prance, April 8. Edward Company 101st U.

S. Engineers, son of A. and BUeu E. Wilson, 24 yrs. Funeral sorvlees at his late home, 11 Willoughby Somerville, Tuesday, June 21, at 3 p.

m. 23 Musical Instruments Musical Instruments PLAYER-PIANO BUYERS Do not fail to hear amd see the new niodel HENRY F. MILLER PLAYER-PIANO We offer it as the most highly perfected and satiefactory piayer-piano in Ilia market HENRY F. MILLER SONS PIANO CO. 395 BOYL8TON STREET, BOSTON 26 FOREST AVENUE, PORTLAND CARD OP THANKS We wish to extend our sincere tb.nnks to our relatives, and kind nclghliors for the besuHfnl floral and spiritual and sympathy tendered iis in the loss of our son, Gerard.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGllllcuddy and family. Olive Branoh, Rebekah Ledge, 2i, I.O.O.F. Members are notified of the death of Sieter Adriana W.

Lowe. Funeral services on Wednesday. 22, at 2 o'clock, Olive East Lynn. nowers Teiefnraphed Promptly to AM Parts of Cnifct? States and Canada 124 Tremont St. Boston BEACH 6900 DEANE MONUWE Morton Porent Near Main Entrance Cemetery NIee Aaaorlment to From Lctterinjg Attended to In Writs or Tel.

Jaawica 1120. Designs and Prices LIBERTY BONDS Asia Minor Man SeeKs to Locate Son in Hub Police hendquartera received a letter' jresterdajr from AJdln, Asia Minor. writer was Ampaees Kosmas, who Is seeking Information regarding whereabouts of his son, Christos Kos- who Is to be a waiter era- pioyed in Boston restaurant. Ths wolice are making an effort to looats ibe rfAiBtwf Koimaa for bis tether. Piano Tuned Expert Player-Pinno Repairer Work guaranteed.

PROF. HALL, expert tuner and repairer, 169 Huntington are. Tel. 7507 Back Bay 19 yrs. exp.

Chickering, Steinway go anywhere; examined free. 181 Tremont Street WANTED, PIANO FOR CASH At once no Copley 1228-W. PINE UPRIGHT PIANO for summer home or beginner parlor organ $25, plancia $35. player-plano, 88-note, caoo damaged, $150, easy terms; write for full Hat of bar- gnlna. 104 Boylaton at.

LEFT IN new player-plaoo, music cabinet and 100 latest rolls; -will sell very low or accept best offer; part cash. Write the Post. NORRIS Celebrate the4th With music WK OFFER SPECIAL to intending purchtuera of pianos and player-planos before July 4th. See iia now. Upright Pianos.

$100; Player-Pianoa. $290. CHAS. H. NORRIS.

181 Tremont St. Lowest for Summer PINE UPRIGHT PIANO, aac-rlllce moving. 141 Worcester off Tremont. Boston. SPOT CASH paid for pianos, any condition, anywhere.

32 Boylston Tel. Beach Shipping EASTERN STEAMSHIP LIMES, Inc. Daylight Saving Time out of BmpIm I TO NEW YORK VIA METRCNPOLITAN LINE and cape cod canal All the Way by Water India -Wharf DallyTlnoludtBg TO BANGOR 1 SIX TRIPS WEEKLY India Wharf dally, except Sunday, at 6 p. for Rockland, Camden. Nopthport.

Belfast. Bucksport, Wlnterport and Bangor, Connection at Rockland, daily except Monday, for Bar Harbor, BluehlH and way To PORTLAND SIX TRIPS WEEKLY pentral Wharf dally except at p. m. TO EASTPORT, LUBEC AND ST. JOHN TWO WEEKLY CENTRAL WHARF MONDAYS tb FBIPAYS at 10 A.

5t teslim Yanmtli S. S. Co. Lid. TO YARMOUTH FOUR TRIPS WEEKLY CENTRAL WHARF A Leave Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays at 2 P.

M. Tickets and Information at wharf tifflcs, mu 4800; or city oftlce, 332 Washington tel. Fort Hill 4823. REAL ESTATE WATERTOWN 19-21 Porter at. (Mt.

Auburn and E. Boylston 2-family house, elec. light, steam heat, hard-wood finish, newly painted, fine condition throughout, 5 and 6 rooms and bath; 10,000 eq. ft. land, just right for garage.

Can be seen any time. $8200. S. C. PENINGTON, owner, on premises, or C.

E. BLACK, 407 Mt. Auburn St. BBAUTIFUI. Ixieated 6 miles from Haverhill, (kmtelulng 10 acres of land, near churches, schools, stores, banks, electric cars pass; lot of wood and pine; fmlt of all kinds; 14-room houso with all modern convenlencea, large bam, henhouses, tennis fine shade and must be sold for $4600, part cash, See B.

C. FLANDERS, Morrlmae "Merrl- mac. Mass- or ROS(X)B S. MILLS, Academy of Music Haverhill, 5fass. $265 SEASHORE LOT Overlooking Hlngham Harbor, 7000 feet grass land, fronting boulevard to Nantasket; excellent tmthlng beach; 10 minutes to depot, stores, $10 down, $.5 month.

I he Post. BUSINESS MAN NEEDS MONEY AT ONCE, will sell for beat offer, hla 4-apartment house, modern, up-to-date, fine repair; street in Somerville; rents $300 moUth; see It quick. NORTH 80MERVILr.E COAL near Ball W. Somerville. Save fiargain LAND BARGAIN, 81,170 feet, in Lexington, near Btate road and car line, $895.

easy terms: will pay for Itself In vegetables and make good home site. the Post. New Bungalow, $335 $85 DOWN, a immth: lieeuty, in grove, on large handy to Boston; boating, the 0 Bt. ROOMS JN Ch FOUR River, Ideal summer terms to suit. 83, Charles bungalow, large lot tho Post.

Own a in Newton START NOlfcf-'Kny this city street, wttH Yowiri water, elsctrto llglits, for terms. "A PPst. LaKe Cochituate Lots LOTS $150; adjoining lots $40 to $75; high land, with full-grown trees, overlooking lake. the Post. 7-RM.

HOUSE, $2800 IN BOSTO.V: replacement coat $4100; $800 cash; $30 monthly. tho Post. $2000 ill build Modem 5-room bungalow; for plana and specifications see Nerwman, 3 Park Boston. 14bo DOWN, balance as rent, buys newly painted 2-famlly, all open plumbing, all hardwood floors, separate heaters, separate euhtmces; nice lot land; near steam, eleo- tries, Stores, schools; ready to occupy; fine bargain; only $61W). BRAYLEY 660 Broadway, West Somerville.

IN Quincy, a 8-room cottage, electric lights, open plumbing, 2 lots of land, American neighborhood $200 down, balance $15 a month. Apply to H. W. VOSE, Sea Qnlncy. 15 rooms, all Improvements; rents month; price $7200.

Terms. H. M. GRIEVE, Morris Everett. $40 CASH, $10 monthly, amp; price $198'; near lake, miles trooi samp Boston.

P. O. Box 2889, Boston. Apple Acres In Outskirts, high, healthful eastern Mass. village; all land suitable for cultivation i 50 prime apple trees; other fruit; attractive room cottage, sits on a hill; worn hennery; this kind sells on sight; terms.

See Bargain Dog Edition No. anywhere. Dept. P1374, P. F.

LELAND, 533 Old South bldg. IN AIlIS'toCRATlC CONCOllD 12 acres; apples, peach and grapes; 4 acres garden land; wood and pine; Very large rooms, heat, bath aiW electric lights; splendidly located; price $19,000. SO. acton FRUIT FARM miles from tho station, pleasantly located honse, 8 rooms, with some Improvements, barn and poultry houses; 800 bearing fruit trees, all kinds; 2 cows, horse, 150 wing poultry, all farm cqulimient, $6500. E.

DAVIS, South Acton, Maes. MAINE BARGAIN 75 acres, 50 In tillage, balance woodlgnd and posture; 36 apple trees; cuts 25 tons of hay; 14-room house, barn 40x60 if sold at once, owner will Include horse, cOw, and all farm tools In price of $2700. Showii by CLARENCE E. SMITH, Bidclcford, Maine. Tel.

Goodwins Mills 7-3. GEO. W. HALL State st. 12 ROOMS, oak floors throughout, gumwtxil Bnlsh, all improvements, slate roof, one minute to electrics, 6 minutes to railroad station; rented for $1560 year; price $12,090.

the' Post. COTTAGE, $950 cost today $1600; $250 casn and bnl. $18 monthly: West Roxbury near cars. Write tmlay. the Post.

WATER FRONT LOTS ON CHARLES RIVER. Newton, 16,710 $435; Ideal location for summer bungalow; terms to suit. the Post. NEWTON LAND BARGAIN 14,311 FEET LAND In Newton, near railroad station and electrics, $250; bargain for someone. 'the Post.

HflW $50 S7ARTS A HOME IN BOSTON explained by mall; over 300 biJlt and occupied by owners; cost $1200 to today. "A the Post. WHY 80-a. farm, for or summer home, for $900, easy handy to church, school; well divided land (ornier says wOod nnd timber will pay for place); keep 10 head, orchard, all kinds berries; 7- room house, sets high, grand move right In) barn 30x40; rome stdves, beds, chairs Included. G.

EVANS. Wlscasset, branch CHAPIN FARM AGENCY. Boston. Ckitalog free. 8 ACRES corn, 1 a.

oats, a. potatoes, big amount millet, ensilage, garden truck, with 2 cows, wagons, plow, cultivator, harrows, egg incubator, mowing machine, 8 pds. stove wood in shed (for next winter), $2500, terms; 110 acres, main road between twc mfg. towns, corn shop, toothpick factory. State Normal School, good markets, 60,000 timber, 600 cds.

wood, carries 14 head, 100 mostly winter apples; house among shade trees; line stock barn, silo, ice house full; great chance. Irifty bargains. B. A. ODET.L, Farmington.

branch CHAPIN I'ARM AGENCY, Bcsston. Catalog free. Tours and Travel Tours tmd Travel tel GREATWHTTE FLEET tar Cedrks Olympia Adriatic Sailings Piers Nortk River, N. T. 26 July 28 Aug.

20 ,4 30 dverpool jaiy to Cherbg (June 25 July 16 Aug. 18 July 6 Aug. 3 Aug. 31 New York and Gibraltar, Naples and Genoa Canopic 10 Oct. 1 8 ed tar LINE 25 July ,30 Sept.

3 2 Aug. 0 Sept. 10 16 Aug. 20 Sept. 24 28 Aug.

27 Oct. 1 ((3d class only) July 16 Gothland Ults, class otlly) July 80 I Lagdand i Flnlondj Stimlnnd Hiislsri AmERiCAN ine Mlxmekahda (Dir to Juna 30 Aug. il Monohiirin via July 14 Aug. 25 Mongolia (July 28 Sept. 8 LEYLAND LINE Wlnlfredinn 2 WHITE Vedlo (Sd class 26 Gltr of London Juqe 29 Canada 2 July 30 Megantio 16 Aug.

13 Intenuational Mercantile Marine Co. 116 Tons Offloesi 84 State Boston 1 Where the toutheatt tradewind sends its gentle message of health. Where blue water and far horizons bring peace and contentment beyond comparison. That is the place for your summer vacation. Cruise the Atlantic afid the Caribbean on a ship of the Great White Fleet.

FiveGreat Wlute Fleet cruise routes to choose from and any number of combination trips. Duration 15 to 23 Enroute the quaintest and most picturesque section of the Western Jamaica, Panama, Costa Rica, Colombia, Guatemala. The from $315 up for twenty-three days including meals and berth on steamer during the entire trip. Write for free Dlustrated Folders and Cabin Plans. Address F.

K. Ml. Jonas, N. E. P.

A. UNITED FRUIT COMPANY 75 State Street Mass. Gsnsral Offlees, 181 Steto Strast. Boston, Moss. NEW YORK TO EUROPE from Pier 74, 34th It.

CHBRBOURO AMERICA: GEORGE WASHINGTON: July 24 New PMhandle State: June Old North State: July 12-Aug. 16-Sept. 2t Iladsom Jnly i Matolka: July Fotomae: July 20 M5W POCAHONTAS June 24 )t 'II! b. a Sf 1:.. I Climbing Canadian Pacific Roches $5000 BUYS 8-family, routing SG.5 per month Improvements.

Everett 1227-M. Apartments Wanted To Let Cambridge, 0pp. City Hall To and bedroom connecting, nice loeatlon, all Improvements. For appointment call Ciam. 136-1-J, mornings before 10.

WATERFRONT OALBNDAR FOR JTTNK 21. 1726 flay of year first flay of summer. Day l5h. 19m. long; Increase, 6h.

13m. height Morning, evpnlng. Oft. Hu. Pull 20, July 19.

New 5, Aug, 3. Evening Saturn, Morning A 200-pound s-wordflsh, the first to be seen here this year, arrived at the Fish pier yesterday overland from Now York, and sold to one of the dealers at 75 cents per pound. The reopening of business yesterday found a large fleet assembled at the pier, five having catches of mackerel and 19 filled with groundflsh. The Florence Merchant came in from Boston Bay ivith 10,000 pounds of large fresh mackerel, the Marcella with 3000, the from No with 4500 pounds, and two small boats 3300 pounds. The sales at 13 cents per pound to the wholesale trade.

Another arrival was the Lydia with 2400 pounds of sole. Tlie fares of the trawlers and hand- llners Included 381,000 pounds of haddock, 322,800 pounds of cod, 30.300 pounds of pollock and 10,500 pounds of hake. Sales to wholesalers: Haddock 11-2 to 3, large cod 3 to market cod 11-2 to 8, pollock 2 to 3, and hake 1 L-2 to 2 cents per pound. Vessels and fares: Athena DeGosta Franoes 8. Gruel DeCosi Progress Blixabelh Rut Adwllne Viking B.

M. Lucy Active Verna Esther Ignatius Enos Victory The following aleo hafl pollock: Athena 600, Frances 8. Grueby 3000, Elisabeth Ruth 800, F.va Avlna 16,000, Olivia Sears 12,000. The Shipping Board steamer Wathena, hperated by H. Sprague Son of this city, remains ashore 12 miles below Montreal, where she grounded June 15 while outwaid bound to Scandinavian ports, loaded with grain and general cargo.

To help float tho vessel the cargo is being lightered and later will reloaded. The steamer has sustained no apparent damage. Filled with Oriental products to be divided between this port and -New York, the British Bgremont CastJe will arrive this morning from Stw.nshal. ItenOa, Kmm eaS, lombo. She will berth at the New Haven docks, South Boston.

THE LANDSMAN. Haddock.Cod. Hake. .,116,000 2,000 70,000 8,500 70,000 4,000 4,000 56,000 16,000 34.00082,000 22,00018,000 15,00020,000 31,500 65,000 65,000 8,000 6,400 1,500 6,200 1.000 6,000 1,000 6,200 1,000 SHIPPING NEWS ARRIVED. Steamers Gloucester, Hatch, Baltimore and Norfolk; Nantucket, Page, Pldladelbhta Ooastwlse, Babbitt, Norfolk; Melroae, White, Malden, Gertsen, Baltimore; Calvin Austin, Holmes, New York; Olty of Gloucester, Pray, Gloucester; schooners Natoma Tibbo, Gaspe, P.

Hfcnry H. Chamberlain, from Charleston, 8. gasolene boat Silas McLoon, Alley, Clarks, Harbor, N. tugs Cheektowaga, Conover, Perth N. towing barges 705, 786 and 787; Paoll, Wall, Rockland.

Pnidenoo, Wall. Norfolk (left barges Nos. 5, 14 and 19 at Salem). Steamers Deuel, Montreal; Prince George Yarmouth, N. Governor Dlngley, St.

John, N. via Eastport and Lubec; Clan Mackintosh New York; Kandahar Munalbro, Baltimore; Calvin Austin. New Camden, Bangor; Ransom B. Fuller, Portland; schooners Dunham Wlyseler, Hampton Roads; Dolly Madison, Norfolk; tugs Savage, Salem (to return with barge No. 18, returning to pick up barges No.

24 and Bmllle), all for Norfolk; Juno, towing barge Nicholas Murphy (from New York), Lynn; E. L. Pllsburi', towing barge Suffolk (from Phlla- flelphia), Harold, New London (f. towing barges Virginia Palmer Northern No, riieektowafa, Perth Amboy, N. towing barges 700, 742 and 784.

The PDSt Marine Record INOGMINQ STI'AMEBS. (Due dates approximate; based on latest available Information; subject to cbanga.) DUE of Atlanta, North Land, New York; Bgremont Castle, Yokohama, Collamer, New York; Bristol, Norfolk; J. H. Devereux, Philadelphia. DUE R.

Kallogg, Tampico, Mexico; Prlrce George, Yannirath, N. Delaware, Ne-w York; CaiTln AuBtln, Quantlco, Norfolk. DUB. THURSDAY Missouri, London; Prince Arthuar, Yarmouth, N. Goramor Dlngley, St.

John, N. Lubeo and Bfutport; North ijancL New York; Jamaica. OCEAN FORECAST. Stearaens leaving Boston and New York today for Europe, will have winds, mostly west and northwest, with partly overcast weather, to the Grand Banks. WEATHER REPORTS.

Highland Llliht, 4 p. southwest, 23 miles, cleifr; thormometer 64; sea amooth. Graves Light, 4:46 p. southeast, light breeze, partly cloudy; thermometer 72, barometer 29,90. Sea smooth.

FRACTURES SKULL IN FALL FROM WINDOW James Beaaley, 17 montbs old, of SA square. South End, fell 20 feet from a second etory window of his home yesterday afternoon and waa taken to the City Hospital, where It was found he was suffering; from a fractured skull. Hia name was placed on the dangrer- ous list. Tho youngTjter was laaniny agrainrt a in a window when the vavo way, allowinc the boy tu Uippla to ground. STEAMSHIP COMPANY 99 STATE Fort Hill 6950 45 BROADWAY, NEW YORK New York Fall River Line Boat Train With Parlor Car Boston to Fall River Wharf Lv.

South Station .6:00 P. fif. Lv. Back Bay .............................6:06 P.M. Due Mew York, Pier 14, M.B., 6:00 A.

M. (Eastern Standard Time) City Ticket Office, 67 FrankUn St. la an atmosphere that instills vigor the blood-Hlres the imagl. masterpieces of the 500 mile sweep to Viotoria, B. Ohrea you seet tee for daneing eed gay eoclal llte at Banff ScMrings Hotel, Cbatem Lake Loeiee er ttie other Canadian Paclfto and chalelia.

boa. warm aulsber ter ewhnming, galfinc. fiehlng. Mg game in eeaeee. A mmuner hdRdgy in the Canadian Pacific worth a tertoM In renewed vitality and tienal vakra.

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Come in the morning and you may have new teeth the same day extractions aro made. gamless plate that will not tilt, drop, rock nor come loose. A boon to all who have to wear artificial teeth. A gold tooth is placed on plates free. DR.

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Demetng NEW YORK $5.61 Yla Rail and Boat. Latest connecting train from So. Station 6:10. Steamer loaron Prov. 7 p.

davllght time. Ctenlal Une, 196 21M Miidffed Champagne Talks on Love and Sentiment Keeps Much Company Dear Miss am a high arhoot girl. There are two young men with whom 1 am keeping company, ono of whom cannot keep a steady job, but is a very ntca young man and very neat and reepectable. The other nort very strong. He cares for bie quite a lot, and always gives me a good time when I.

go oiet with him But I do not ctre as much for him as for the other, 1 think either of your friends aro to consider for future. The improvident one who keep a job Is a hopeless proposition for a girl to bank on, unless, of course, he changes aa he grows older, as some boys do. But It be safe to count on him as the exception until he had so proved himself. And tho other young man, who is in health, Is Just as Impossible to consider as a steady caller with a view to marriage later on. But what a girl still In high school ddtng with with two men? It seems to me that your parents or others Interested in your welfare sufiioiently alive to either the quantity or the quality of your oall- FLORENCE KELLY SCHOOL, 240 HontlngtOR Qor.

Hits. CA-k Learn quickly; latest modern baliroon dancing, especially ZO lady and gent liiBtrueloiv pri. and every eie. Call any time. Open all sumuiLi 10 to 10 p.

m. Tel. 7B07 Back Bay. Upholstering H. School of Dtnclftg, 186 ave.

(at Boylston Teh B. n. 67918. Private Slimmer Normal course fdr teachers; eertlficatns and diplomas awarded. II.

205 Hunt. ave. B.B. 5727.1—Cla**e*, private, modern, class, private; always open. 248A Warren Rox.

Tel. Rox. 4637-R. Take Warren st. car from Dudley st.

BALLROOM, Dancing every free 8 to 9 p. m. HEINKMANN 176 Tremont Open all summer; Lssons ai tirile. Money to Loan LOAN ASSOCIATION No. 2), TREAT PAINE, 2d, loans money on furniture and J.anos at oae per rent per month; no borrower pay more.

1 Beacon Room 603. Money Loaned Privately on Bonds, Notes, Lib. Bonds, 2na Interest in Federal Rm. 470. Mala 726.

PRIVATE LOANS liegal Easy CHILDS 43 Tremont R. 701 I.oan* on fnrnltura, pianos, Ilnb I.oan 262 Wash, Rm. 84. Lie. 7 Estate Mortgages MON'RY for Zd no delay.

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OF BROOKLINE 19 and call tho oldest, best equipped and most realiablo house in New England; our material and workmanship guaranteed; prices slways reasonable. We recover a five-piece In tapestry, plush or imitation leather, springs repaired and frames revarnlshed for above price. Work done at your home if desired. Free auto delivery. Office, 468 Waslilngton Dexter Room 1104.

Tel. Beach 2121 or ,2120. Factory, 4.8 Brookline Brookline, Tel. 66639. Save this advertisement.

FIRST CLASS WORK GUARANTEED mmm M9 We parlor sets, tapestry plush or imitation leather, epriugs frames revarnlshed, tor the above price: our representative will call anywhere with a full line of for your aiiproval. Call, or phone. N. B. UPHOiaTERlNQ 146 Bcwdoin Dorchester, Maas.

TeU Dor. T918-W. Free auto delivery. Diamonds and Jewelry ALSTERLUND Diamonds, Old Gold, Silver, Platinum, Paarls, fitc. Oldest, Largest, Reliable.

'27 HCHOOL ST. DOWN Diamonds and WEEK Large stock, lowest L. H. Bl RACK 5 Bromfleld St. Furniture FURNITURE SALE Double and single brsMs chiffoniers, bureaus, carved mantel, baby carriage and E.

W. EDWARDS. 40 Kidder I Female Help Wanted WANTED Lining Makers Fancy Stitchers All Around Stitchers Tip Stitchers APPLY to Geo. E. Keith Company East Weymouth.

WANTED EXPERIENCED STITCHING HELP Steady Work. Good Pay. No Labor Trouble. RICE HUTCHINS Curtis Factory MARLBORO, MASS. Shirt Folder Wanted Experienced and first class Lewandos Laundry Dept Watertown Mast EXPERIENCED CHOCOLATE PACKERS 5 Lb.

and Fancy LOVELL COVEL CO. 128 Fulton Boston COOK WANTED in a pleasant home, 20 ride from Boston; bu excellent with good pay, is open to a woman who can qualify a cook for four adults; no washing or Ironlag. Ad- with M. M. KENT, 96 Gourt Boston.

EXTRA GIRL Four hours one morning, four hours each of two evening. Steady employment, chance to advance. Tel. Brookline 6662. CANtfY GIRLS Experienced salesgirl, steady empl 03 rment, Brookhne Night work, alternate weeks.

Tel. Brookline 6662. MUST READ MUSID A.T SIGHT THE SONG GIFT SHOP 168 TREMONT STREET wanted who have had experience in beading shoes; steady work; good pay. Apply to MRS. MABEL SIMPSON, 24 Ohauncy Watertown, Mass.

Tel. Newton North 2772-J. bonsekeaper for large summer hotel in Maine. Addrese P. 0.

Box 202, Portland, Automobiles 4 USED TRUCKS LOW PRICED 3-Ton Pcerlfss ..1920 1-Ton Soldcn 19(9 (919 2-Ton (9(6 AIX ON PNEUMATICS A large corporation having dnced the of He deu' ro- very service will these trucks at a very low price: Phone Mr. Benedict at Back Bay 6820 FOR SALE My new 1921 6-pBSsenger Haynes teodel, to private party only; no dcalera. (Phone or write M. 'WEILY, Hotel Arlington. FOB Bulck.

new tires, good mechanical conditlbn Apply fifth floor, 167 Tremont Beach 7446, FOE coupe, in perfeot eooditl'on, $260. Tel'. 5941-M Brookflne. Poultry, Pigeons etc. BABY CHICKS White and prown Leghorns.

10c Other 9c and up. Get yours free. The Smith Stmdird FRIEND STREET Phone Haymarket i BABY CHICKS Brought in daily from Mansfield hatchery; repeat orders clean out' all chicks early: hurry and get yours. BASSE, 63 Canal Boston. ONE dozen young laying hens, house aigl equipment.

$26. B. 40 Kidder West Somerville. Male Help Wanted SALESMEN WANTED To sell electrical appliances in Worcester, Mass. Biggest pay ever offered Apply MB.

MASSON 385 Summer St. PRESSMEN First-class pres-smen on coats and pants. Apply Busheling LEOPOLD MORSE CO.j 137 Washington Boston. to Train for Salesmen EXPERIENCE not necesHflry, ns we maintain a Bchool and a instructor who will teach you our bnrincas w-ithout charge or obligation; you. will be nssurcd steady position; our aalMmea are making from per week up.

Only those of neat appearmiee and plonsliig' Bonaiity will lie coftsldered. For iiersonal interview call at 1006-1009 Old South 1012 and 2-5. PLASTERERS WANTED I 1. CORNICE IIAJVDS; new work; long labor trouble; apply ready for work. lIUIl.DiNG TR-ADES ASSOCIATION, 1C6 DevqnaUlre st.

WANTED-C0L6RED PORTER 20-80 yrs. old. steady and willing to work. Position is permanent. required.

DAGGETT CIIQCOI.ATE 36 Lewis wharf. WANTED A young man who has had experience ia Belling watches and Jewelry for a poeiMon in a large department stTTre in Boston; salary and experience; confidential. the Post. UNION NO. II Nomination of local offlcqya and delegatee Tuesday, 21st.

All are urgeil to attend for the Iieet Interest of the looal union. G. Pree. DISTRICT MANAGER For old eatablished firm: local territory; must be over 25; good remuneration for tho right man. Apply 220 Devonshire Room 216, after 10.

MANAGER There now an opening for several men and women of managerini calibre with a conservative organlrntlon, national In scope. Room 702, 161 DeTonshire st. BricKlayers and Masons Keep away from Boston; lockout still on. THOS. J.

WALSH, Secretary Olty Ev. Com. CRACKER BAKER peeler; steady work, good wapes. H. W.

CLARK BISCUIT North Plasterers. Attention Stay away from Boston; etrike on against and reduction of wages. PRES. DALGLISH, Jxjcal 10. ENGINMEHS-FIREMEN Instructed for 11- by B.

D. Mullane, formerly with Hawley engineering Bclvool; circular free. Mullane Engineering School, 128 Dartmouth st. ENGINEERS AND FIREMEN instructed for license according to the State law; the recognized school: James Coyne, M. Instructor.

STATE STEAM ENGINEERING SCHOOL, 97 Haverhill et. Free ALWAYS OPEN. ENQINEERS-FIREMEN instructed for IL censes by E. D. Mullane, formerly with Hawley Engineering School.

Circular free. Engineering School, 128 Dartmouth at. SUPERINTENDENT wanted for storage warehouse; one who baa thorough knowledge of the business will have preference; state ex- perlence in first letter. the Post. PACKERS on cleansed and dyed garments.

AND DYERS, .30 Washburn Watertown. Business Opportunities FOR First Class Shoe Store Cobbling space in rear. ANGELO 8ERETTO, 319 Water Fitchburg, 17-21 BARBER SHOP; equlpsnent cdmplete; sacrifice. Fort Hill 1980. Schools and Collages HOTELS peed trained men; big demand for high-salaried past unnecessary; 'we train you by mail and pot you In touch with big for partlcnlars.

LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING HCHOOL. Perk 418. Washington, D. C. H0TB1.8 need trained women; big demsnd for iilgh-iialnrled executives; past experience unneceesary; train you by mall and put you In touch with big opportunltfes; Write at ence for particulars, IJEWIi? HOTEL INO SCHOOL.

Desk 418. Washington. D. O. man, well recommendeil, can earn $4 to 46 day; or.tmrtunit.v to traveL Apply at 218 Tremont Rm.

'-KM Situations Wanted Male A GOOD CARPENTER wants work country or at seashore for the summer. Address the Post. iscellaneous SOMETIMES Sometimes, when yon aro feeling viwted, with mice and bed bugs perplexed, he not dlimayed, something here, make a riddance, have no fear. The next time you are seeing maybe Just bod bugs in the bed. 'Dien is the time for you to buy, some Martin's Powder you should try.

No matter whether bed bugs, ants or Hoe, no matter whether roaches, rate or mice, for you We wa VVW have a simple plan, of Powder buy a can, then sprinkle round, and soon youMI find, what you had lost, peace of mind." Sold by all drug and department for 60o and 65c and $1.80 by mail. Eleven different powders. Name kind when ordering. All registered in Maine. WALTHAM CHEMICAL CO.

WALTHAM, MASS. Auction Sales SALE. Suffolk, ee. Boston, June 15, 192L Pursuant to an order of sale, to me directed and Issued from the Municipal Court of the City of Boston, for civil business, and dated the seventh day of June, A. D.

1021, I shall sell by public auction on Wednesday, the twenty-second day of June, A. P. 1921. at ten o'clock A. at the sales of J.

O. Keith, No. 152 North Beacon street, Brighton district, Boston, in said County of Suffolk, the following described personal property, to wit: A .1 certain home called Peter Lincoln. iDANIKL A. WHELTON, Deputy Sheriff.

SALE. Suffolk, Boston, June 18, 1921. Taken on execution and will be sold by publio anction on Tuesday, the twenty-first day of June, A. D. 1921, at ten A.

a at No. 169 Brighton avenue, Allston district, Booton, the fqllowlng described personsl property, to wit: 8 pool tables, 1 billiard table, cues, balls, oash register, desk, etc. DANIEL A. WHELTON" Deputy Sheriff. Salesmen Wanted SALESMEN On motion picture stock leads furniebed splendid chance fbr big money.

Apply Central Cambridge, or tel. 1278, for appointment. Sewtng Machmes lady -will aell $60 Singer, good new, $9. 8Q6A Somerville Soinervllle. Detectives MORGAN DETECTIVE 80 detective, experience; highest pre-war prices.

120 Boylston Bov ton. Mass, Bicycles, FOR bicycle wittfmut coaster brake, 23-ln. $10. Centre Newton 1020. Summer Cottages -----------COTTAGE5 AT SHOKF To let for season, furnished, four bedrooms, electric lights garage; convenient to Boston.

Call Beach 7760-1789. between 9 and 5 p. Paperhanging, Etc. Bplser, 4 Reed Arlington whlte'g reduced prices. Plvone Arlington 2026.

Lost and Found StriSTANTIAIi REWARD for return of helP loom jewelry taken from wrist-bag near Harvard circle of pearls and diamonds, seed prorl brooch, a-ntlque gold leaf with ruby and diamonds, pearl earrings, jade earrings. CARY, 158 Irving Cambridge. Tel Camb. NEAR APOLLO THEATRE, Nantasket, package containing white allk shirt nnd brown coat. JOS.

M. POI SKY, 635 Morton st. 1688-R. Reward. 18, gold wrist wati-b with link Imacelet, M.

H. M. Will finder please tel. Brookllno 8113-W or Main 8076? Boston pocketbook, which'owner can have by proving Identity. Write the Post.

BROWN feather pocketbook, room at Little Nahant Naha the Post. auto, handbag. iVorcester road. In vicinity of Newtons; rewanl. Idione Brighton 8010-J.

Legal LAW OFFICE 28 School Room in conducting marriage troubles very quietly In all States; settled, collections and baukniptcy suits brought and defended; glad to advise you. For advice write or phone Mata 1259. white dog, haif bull nnd pgrl terrier; collar marked DR. MTARTHV, fit: Suni- mer Malden pin in ft. fia- Sat, evening.

Notify Ni-c Hiam lijii watcu Fr.tuk i Washingjou F. II, --(' wMst wutch in suopi ing dletrict. Write the Poet; rswoKL.