The advocate., March 07, 1925, Image 4

MARCH 7, 1925
THE A D V O C A T E
of the colored | h > o |)I o DOINGS OF THE ELKS Williams Ave. Y. W. C. A.
!v
T 'f-IIf A D V O C A T E one home out »‘very four occu- tlu*
l>y Negroes (this ineltules for healthy recreation ami slso tho
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The February group recently enter
Published every Saturday at those in the country and m the desire ami ambition to achieve llie «¡olden Wot l.odgr aud llu tamed
with a benefit birthday dinner
s ' is o w ned by th e o c c u p a n t. som e p h y a i c a 1 prom in ence, wo » ttlu t emple of l.oa Angeles. in joint
Suite 312313 Macleay Building. c itie
“ T he late st av ailab le fig u res th in k we have som ew hat d iv e rte d session. Thursday oi last week, pre­ at the home of Mi and Mrs. James
Phone Broadway 5807.
show th e re are 500 colleges an d th e c h ild re n from th e p e rv e rte d »euted Attorney K. Burton Cemti. re Yancey, 341 Graham avenue This
n
in th e l n ite d ideal w hich all th e boys hail when
w hen tiring K K . a handsome loving cup was the first of the series of affairs
E. D. CANNADY
Editor S ta o r te m s a d e 1 v o schools
ted
ex
clusively
to
th
e
J
Hck
Jo
h
n
so
n
won
'
th
e
heavy-
an appreciation of hi* service of given by the association membership
MRS. E. 1>. CANNADY Manager ed u catio n o f th e N egro. T he value w eight ch am p io n sh ip o f th e w o rld as thirteen
years as i leader of that or (or the building fund Mrs. I.ouise
ADVOCATE AGENTS
ganiaation.
Undet Ceruti's admmistra Avery, Mis Thelma F'lowei», Mis J.
o
f
all
p
ro
p
e
rty
d
e
v
o
ted
to
th
e
an
d
they
all
w
a
n
te
d
to
be
pugit-
Elks Sanitary Barber Shop p ro g re ss o f h i g h e r ed u catio n is ts .“
non
the
lodge
has bought properly ap­ \V Stanley. Miss Kate Lewis and Mrs
315 Flanders Street
among Negroes is $30,000,000.
The great need for more play praised at $25,000. besides it has de W II Abernathy were joint hostesses
much credit is due hint tor this
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1 here are over 2,000.000 Negro grounds nud community recrea- posited m a bunk $10,000 or $15,000 and
SUBSCRIPTION RATES ^ children
very successful affait \\ afeh for the
in
public
schools
taught
tion
leaders
among
the
colored
in
cash.
Per Y e a r.............................................$2.50
group
Si* Months __________________ ____ 1.501
. by ,ov*r 44.000 eoloreil school people of America is eloquently Grand l>t. Rulet I aura K Williams March
Three Months _____ ________ 1.00 teachers.
was accompanied to l uba on her recent The tori»' Work Committee is con­
expressed
by
Dr. Scott.
_______ Payable in advance
T he Negro ch urch property m
visit by Mesdann - Ethel t-iariet. her stantly planning something novel On
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777
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7
7
the
United
States
is
valued
at
an
Why
not
place
th
e
license
m
ini-
private secretary, H K Jackson ami March 9 at the hsuuc of Mrs Ima
Entered
at the
Pcstettice
Portland. prox im atu . l , v $10,000,000.
» „ im s in n n -r.i
Oregon,
as second
class at matter.
lh t*tv rttv 1 l»er oil th e fro n t b u m p er so it w ill Emma K Kelly, «• Sec I he ladies Minor. 82« K 8th St N . at 8 P M ,
------------------------------------------ 5,000.000 faithful communicants be stam p ed on th e p e d e stria n as report having succeeded in organizing a "Ten-Year-Old" parly will he given
IMPORTANT!
attending 50.000 Negro churches evidence as it h its th e victim ? a Temple compo-ed oi more than a Prises awarded
The I oval Comrades entertained the
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hundred members.
All communications for publiea- a,1'l noar'.v ^000.000 Negro ehil-
Club aud others at a tadio
tion or otherwise should be ad- «If*'11 regularly attending Sunday G o v ern o r W a lte r M. P ierce, w ho A Corneal, a member of Ro»e Cit> Crystal
is th e reco gnized le a d e r o f th e Lodge, has the heartfelt sympathy of party, Thursday. March 5
dressed to The Advocate l'uhlish whool.
“ During the World War there D em ocratie p a rty in O regon, cam e 1 his brother Klks m the death of hi. The Crystal Club will take part in
ing Company, Suite 312 313 Mac­ were
over 380.000 Negroes enlist­ out o f th e leg islativ e sc ra p w ith beloved wife, who passed away Mon- the format initiation oi the Pot (land
leay Building, Portland, Oregon. ed
of these were in France flying colors.
day noon in a local hospital following Federation on Friday evening at the
Advertising rates made known and : 200,000
42,000 of them were combat
a serious operation Mrs Corneal had Main V W C A Three of the vol­
on application.
troups; 1400 Negroes were com­ In spite of their protestations been in ill health for some time. unteer Girl Reserve» of ibis duh will
“Don't ask for rights. Take them. missioned officers in the United to the contrary, there are some Funeral was conducted from Finley's tie initiated.
An don’t let anny wan give them to States forces during the World colored people in Portland who Thursday under the auspices of Mt The lUuc triangle Club <» wot king
ye. A right that is handed to ye fr War.
very hard oil the play this dull will
firmly believe in the supremacy flood Chapter. O K. S
1 "THE ADVOCATE" is thc only News
nawthin' has somethin' the matter with
in the future.
“ According to the public de- of everv
it "—Mr Dooley.____________________
every whiti
wlute person. Pity. Any Edgar William- who has been ill present
C E. Cannon is entertaining
. duration of the officers of the
Paper in the State of Oregou representing
of colored blood who aspires for some time, is able to be down town the Mrs members
“They have rights who dare main­ American evpeditionary forces, man
of
the
Bible
class
at
her
to
rise
above
the
mass
of
his
and
mingle
in
a
-mall
wa\
with
his
tain them.”—James Russell Lowell.
the interests of "THE RACE"
home on Monday evening, March 9
the Negro soldiers made a man- group, f i n d s his greatest hin- ' friends and as**-.oes.
record. Tins is further Granee as a rule in members of Fred McClear has received his ere-
A BIBLE THOUGHT for ntfieent
attested to by the fact that four that group. Did you get it* Reati dentimi» as District Deputy for the Chldless Marriages Ex­
TODAY
whole Negro regiments and the it again.
order of Elks in the slate of Oregon
plained
entire
battalion of the 367th
E R Chainey. 1 R. oi Puget Sound
The Lord is my shepherd: I Infantry first were
awarded the Croix The saxophone in some of the Lodge of Elks o: Seattle, t» expected Every married woman should write
shall not want. Surely goodness de Guerre by France.“
jazzier pieces sounds like a failure to he present the next meeting of Rose for Free Hook written by Dr Hur
and mercy shall follow me all the
to meet the notes when they fall City Lodge Wednesday night He is roughs, a graduate physician Dr B ur­
days of my life: and I will dwell The trouble with prohibition en­ due.
1 "THE ADVOCATE" is the only News
coming with the view of forming a roughs has spent 40 vear» treating
in the house of the Lord for ever. forcement seems to be that the
joint state council of the order
i
women
for
diteaftc»
peculiar
to
their
Paper in thc State of Oregon devoting its
—Psam 23:1, 6.
juries are no better than the peo­ The Advocate columns are open
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sex and in his book tells why so many
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ple.
Charles H. Maxwell ot Salem. Ore married women have been denied the
for
your
news.
There
is
no
charge
columns to the publication of Good News
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Crispus Attucks
for regular news items.
gon. spent several days in the citv this blessing of children why they are
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This plan of making the nations
week, resting as li e guest of Mr ami
about "THE RACE"
down physically in early life
The first man to die this all one big family is a beautiful tiuarauteed hosiery, samples your Mrs Charles H Jamison, I19«> Hoi broken
This
book
is
written
in
plain
Ian
c o u n try in behalf o f its lib e rty lllea- H *s|1 f spoiled by e a stin g size free to agents. W rite for propo- gate St Wedne !..v night Mr Max guage ami tell» how pain ami suffer
sition paying $75.1)0 weekly full time, well visited the 1 ahlia Temple enter ing, so common with women, may he
was Crispus Attucks — a Negro. Sam as ,he rieh uncle
$1.50 an hour spare time, selling guar­ tainment at thc S t a g Auditorium overcome,
Attucks led an unarmed attack
and the hlc»*mg of becoiti
anteed hosiery to wearer; must wear or Wednesday afternoon he looked in on mg a mother
Are We?
upon the British constabulary in
by the use of
replaced free. Quick sates, repeat or­ The Advocate star» and paid two years a simple home he granted
resenting an assault upon a boy
treatm
ent.
Dr Hur
ders.
International
Stocking
Mills.
subscription
to
The
Advocate
Mr
made by a sentinel. Hostile feel- Prof. II. A. Miller (white!, of
roughs
wants
every
married
woman
Maxwell returned home Thursday
uig against the soldiers existed Ohio State University, in an ad-
Norristown. Pa.
1 "THE ADVOCATE" is the only News
to
have
a
copy
of
his
boo).,
so
if you
Ires*
on
“
Why
the
Millenium
Has
—
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o
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•everal days prior to the outbreak
will
send
your
name
and
address
it
FOR YOUR LIBRARY
Paper in the State ot Oregon that can be
on the morning of the 5th of Not Come”, delivered at the At­
Crispus Attucks Day to Be will be mailed to you in a plain wrap
March. 1770. A group of boys tacks Club " Dou ¡»lass-Lincoln ”
Observed
Here
Monday,
per abtdutely free, with postage paid
depended upon to fight the battles peculiar
jeered and stoued the soldiers banquet in an Eastern city last Scott's Official History of The
Every woman owes it to herself and
March 9th, by N.
when a sentinel struck a boy with week, said after a lengthy diseus- American Negro in the World
family to have good health, and this
to "THE RACE"
A. A C P
the butt of his musket. The boy- sion of race or group prejudices War. by- Emmett J. Scott. A. M.,
book may be the guide to show you
reported it to Attucks and other that it had not come “ because we LL. D.. special assistant to the sec­ Under the auspices ot the Portland how.
retary of war, can be purchased at
American men near by. Armed are such fools".
rite today for your copy—it’s free
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The Advocate office. 312 313 Mac branch of thc National Association for and W places
with clubs and stones as weapons
you under no obligations.
An
Englishman
of
intelligence
i
^«7
Building,
Broadway
5807.—
thc
Advancement
of
Colored
People,
the men led by Attucks returned and gtanding when told that an
R t BOYER.
a Crispai Mtueks rogram will be ren ^44 Kemper Bldg
to the scene of the attack. The
. Kansas City. Mo.
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0
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dered.
This
enter’.miment
promises
to
fighting began forthwith ami re­ educated Afro-American of splen­ Q U EE N O F SH EBY Sterling silver eclipse all former ones in an effort to
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sulted in a volley of fire from the did character and means, who was Pearl
set with a gorgeous immortalize the name of the first m ar­ Thc Shaw Jubilee Quartet is receiv­
aoldiers’ muskets. Attucks fell as white in color as he. “ was M ARIE Ring,
I U N ET T E Pearl, indes­ tyr in the A m eric.a Revolution. Cris­ ing calls for numerous engagements
mortally wounded with twenty- classed mistreated as a Negro in tructible AOT
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guaranteed for life. Has pus Attucks.
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others. He was the first to die. America”, said: ‘‘What damned an Oriental and sheen;
can
be
wrorn
at
all
The
program
will
include
such
tal­
This massacre of Americans creat­ fools Americans must be on the occasions; must be seen to be appreci­ ented young matrons as Mrs. Zepha Look! One Hundred Per
ed a deep feeling of resentment race question.”
Cent Profit
ated. M ONEY BACK guarantee Baker, who will tell of Attucks thc sol­
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throughout the colony, culminat­
Mrs. Lulu Gragg, who will read Buy one or more Fur Rabbit», price
ing into open hostility- of armed The song every Y. W. C. A. in Price $3 00. F. A. N J W alters & Co., a dier; biography
of Attacks; Mrs Garner $30 00. No "Ponzir Schem e" Legiti­
rebellion. The motive that resulted the country will sing as a national G-113, Roebling,
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Grayson has been invited to give a brief mate industry Can't fail. We breed.
in the death of Attucks and his anthem was written and composed
sketch of her trip including her journey rai»r, sell and send profit annually,
Ranch
Wanted
compeers was patriotic. They re­ by Marian Virginia Turner, one of W A N TED
—To hear from owner of *° tbe Attucks statue J A. Ewing, guaranteeing 100 per cent. Contract
sented oppression and fought for our Philadelphia school girls. It
president, will tell thc objective of the »cut on receipt of money. Money back
liberty-—for freedom. Crispus At­ was unanimously chosen winner in a «ood ranch for sale, State cash organization,
tucks was boro of a free Negro a contest between the women of Price- if** particulars. D. F. Bush. rendered. and special music will be if not satisfied. Limited opportunity.!
Philadelphia Y. W.'s. Minneapolis. Minn.—Adv
Send money today; tomorrow may be
mother about 1720 at Farmington. the eleven ---------o---------
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too late. Buy from this advertisement
Mass. His father was a Caucasian.
A G EN TS—Sell guaranteed hosiery
At the time of his death, March It may be hard for a rich man For rent— O f* and two-room apart- direct
TULSA FUR FARM.
from mill to wearer; all styles
ments and housekeeping rooms in a
5th, 1770, he was about fifty years to enter the kingdom of heaven, nice
Tulsa, Okla.
brick structure; everything clean in<l colors; salar. paid for full time or
of age. The National Equal Rights but our own opinion is that a lazy and newly
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T H E SO U TH - sP»rc hours; no money needed for Don't fail to attend both morning
League in requesting the race to man has absolutely no chance at ERN A PA furnished.
R TM EN TS, 647'/* F ir« s a m p l e s .
IN T E R N A T IO N A L and evening services at St. Philips
observe the death of Crispus At­ all.
Street, Main 0725.—Adv.
M ILLS, 1465, Norristown, I’a —Adv. Mission. Rodney and Knott Sts. Blame
tucks and the brave men who fell
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with him in the Boston massacre
B. Cole, speaker. Everybody welcome
A New Magazine
PO SSESS FO R SUCCESS image FO R R EN T —Furnished 3-rm. apart
by fitting ceremony are render­
Hindoo god of lucky m int- 6$2 E Morrison St. East FIR ST CLASS Laundress; silks, lace
i A
ing a patriotic service that should The ‘‘Justice Monthly” is the of GANESHA
c Supplied
1:—i with — authentic
*«
i- le­ 8888.— (Adv.)
meet with unanimous approval. name of a new magazine ' published auspices.
curtains and all kinds of fancy things
HOTEL NOTES
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a specialty. Will call for and deliver.
in St. Louis, Mo., which made its gend absolutely FR E E, but if you like
Phone Garfield 2954.—Adv.
The Advocate extends its sym­ first appearance this month. The send five cents for postage. Karma
Products Co., 79 Taj Bldg., Hornby News of the Churches
new check room attendants at
pathy to Mrs. Saidie Orr-Dunbar subscription price is $1.50 per year Koad,
PLAY CHECKERS! The The Portland
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are: Mrsdames E. J.
NOTICE
in the death ---------o---------
of her beloved mother. and if the advertisements which India is Bombay,
five cents.
( arr and Grant 'I hr relief checkers'
are contained therein are perma­
FIRST
A
M
E.
ZION
CHURCH
it is here to stay. The editor All kinds of plumbing work and 417 Williams Ave., H Leo Johnston Regular meetings of the Port­ Move a Checker for name» have not as yet been submitted.
Others Have Been Slaves nent.
I B. \ csset, pioneer dining car
land Branch of the National As
is Theodore Jeffries and if his ill- trouble shooting. Call SEUwood 1021.
minister. W alnut 6673.
waller who runs from San Francisco
troductorv editorial is a sample
sociation for the advancement of
The Stranger’s Sabbath Home
No, Negroes and Africans arc of
15 Cents
to Portland, dropped in The Advocate
thought power of the man, O ffice Phone
Colored People held every second
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not the only people who have been the the magazine
*.' m . Phone
Monday
evening
at
Zion
A.
M
E.
office
Monday and paid his subscrip­
will
command
na­
Brood
way
€213
Hell
wood
2514
SEVENTH
DAY
ADVENTIST
in slavery. A child got this impres­ tional attention.
church, 417 Williams Ave.
tion, something be has been doing for
62nd
St.
and
39th
Ave.
8
E.
sion from the manner in which his
For
I‘
'
air
Play
and
EUGENE
J.
MINOR
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the past twelve or more years
J. A. EWING, Pres.
Sabbath School, 10 A. M. Bible LEE ANDERSON,
AT LAW
teacher spoke the other day in the
John O Bryan, for many years a clerk
IIorten.se, a “ slush fund” ; «11-21 A ATTOKNEV
Sec y.
bin *lon Bld*.. 1K-, Third St.
Study,
11
A.
M.
Y.
P.
M.
V.
so­
class room. The ancestors of prac­ is No,
not
money
used
for
cleaning
PORTLAND,
OREGON
at
who resigned a week
ciety,
2
P.
M.
Mrs.
K.
O.
Johnson,
tically every white group in Amer­ streets!
Clean Competition— or 1 so he ago. Portland,
has accepted a position a*
Leader. Visitors welcome.
ica today were c h a t t e l slaves.
clerk at The Sovereign.
r
There is no disgrace in the fact,
BAKED HAM
Jess Earnest, who held forth as cap­
Butler and Gourdin
ST.
PHILLIPS
MISSION
Hail
a
little black boy, that members of
Every
day
EUGENE
J.
MINOR
tain
in I he Portland dining room for
Rodney
at
Knott
St.
Representative
your race were once slaves. It
several months, is hack from his jaunt
Accident and Health—Fire and
Morning service, 11 a. in.; Sun-
was blue-eyed Saxon slaves ex­
With Potato Salad
to Seattle and other towns in W ash­
1 day School, 12 m. Archdeacon
Auto Insurance
posed for sale in the market of Not Jack Johnson, but Sol But­
ington.
Saturdays
and Sundays
Black
in
charge;
Mr.
B.
Coles,
lay
Rome that touched the heart of ler, Ed Gourdin and other colored
PORTLAND, OREGON
Tacoma’s new hotel (Tacoma, W n )
reader. A cordial welcome awaits
a great Christian missionary which Olympic athletes are now held up
for lowest Taxi rates in Portland which will be completed within a few
yon at St. Phillips.
RICHARDSON’S CAFE Checker
resulted in the evangelization of to colored boys as an ideal to be
1
axi
rates
save
you
10c
per
,tav,
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trip for one passenger, jOc per trip !
K 1
wtll not ta i­
the Saxons. Anglo-Saxons have emulated, states Dr. Emmett J. H A V E B E T T E R HAIR S H IL O H ----------
Broadway
and
Everett
Streets
B A PT IST CHURCH
lor two passengers, 50c per trip for *’ oy r °l°r*d baiters, as has been
been slaves, too, so don’t be dis­ Scot t, Secretary-Treasurer of EVERYBODY LIKES TO LOOK THEIR BEST
three passengers, 70c per trip for four thought all along
76th and £. Everett Sts.
tressed, little black boy, when Howard University, in an article
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passengers, no matter how short your
Preaching 11 a. m. and 8 p. in.
your teacher is talking about Ne­ “ Leisure Time and the Colored
trip
may
be.
Lo«lg*
Moves.
Enterprise Lodge of
Sunday
Si
Itool
10
a.
m.
R. O. Severn*
A. E. Tabor
gro slaves. Remember that other Citizen” which appeared in a re-
B.
Y.
P.
U.
6:30
p.
m.
M
a,on*
h»vc
changed
Phone
East
0849
races have been slaves, too.
ceut number of the Playground,
No charges for extra passengers place to the stag club their meeting
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C H IM N EY S W E E P CO.
the magazine of the Playground
Is it true that Hon. George and Re creation Association of
C'lmplimenls of
S evkrns & T abor
That’s playing fair with the public. $800 In Three Hours After
Joseph will make the race for the America. Dr. Scott says, “ With
We are prospering and see no need for
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office of United States Senator
Putting on Good
higher
rates.
All kinds of chimneys and furnaces
at the next election?
And
who
arc
the
Checker
Cab
Co.?
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
cleaned and repaired
Luck Hing
We are not a great corporation of un­
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THE ADVOCATE
THE ADVOCATE
CHECKER
« »- «2 1 A b ln zlo n B id *., 1 « H T h ird Bt.
And They Say This Is a
“White Man’s Country”
“ According to the latest avail­
able data, Negroes in the United
States own 700,000 homes, con­
duct 70,000 business enterprises
and have accumulated property
valued in excess of $ 1 ,.500.000.000.
This is being increased at an aver­
age rate of $50.000,000 a year.
"The Negro operates over 1,-
000,000 farms. He owns more than
22.000.000 acres of land, and area
greater than that of the five New
England states of New Hampshire,
Vermont, Massachusetts, Connec­
ticut anti Rhode Island. Although
commonly regarded as being a
tenant race, the records show that
In the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon
For Multnomah County
Probate Department
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned has been appointed adtnini-
trator of the estate of G EO R G E
SA U N D ERS of the State of Oregon
for Multnomah County, and has quali­
fied. All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre­
sent tlie same, duly verified as by law
required, to the undersigned at 419
Abington Bldg., Portland, Oregon,
within six months from the date hereof.
Dated and first published, February
7, 1925; last publication March 7, 1925.
M ICCO H A RJO ,
Administrator.
Eugene J. Minor, Attorney.
W E L L
G R O O M E D
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famous star, says,
4*0” three hours after I put
Good
.
* ln8 Others
have said it brings
success, happiness,
and good luck in
love.
This amazing Chi­
nese Good Luck
Bing is made in
genuine silver fin­
ish and has the
mysterious Chinese Good Luck L et­
ter* Anyone who wishes one of these
rings may send paper strip for finger
size, state if for man or woman, and
limrse Good Luck Ring will l.c sent
by return mail. You do not need to
send any money, but when it arrives
give postman $1.85 The Garfield Im-
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Garfield
Mg ",K .3837
Roosevelt
R d , Chicago,
III, have a limited number of these
rings on hand, so write them today