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can help you negotiate a suitable
connection. Executives' Em', .oy.nent
Agency, Charlotte, N. C
WANTED—To hear from qualified
teachers open for engagement for
next scholastic year. Box 166, belma,
N. C.
—News Soys to Jell 3-page
C01OJC Heart’s American. Uee Gordon
Bros., 17 Princes* St.; phone
WANTED—Everybody to have their
shoes repaired hv the Ideal Shoe
Repair, 25 N. Seeom. it.; phone 129S-J,
Agents-Salesmen Wanted (2)
WANTED—You cun get honest, Intelli
gent agents and salesmen by using
The Star’s Classified ads. They’re read.
Mall or phone copy to classified deport
wANTED—Three educated, local men,
neat appearance, for special selling
work; nays $5.00 per order; experience
not necessary; state if present em
ployed, and full narticulars of self. Ad
dress r. O. Box 1203, Wilmington, N.
WANTED—A few good insurance
salesmen, who know they can de
liver the roods, and are not afraid of a
commission contract. We've got the
goods. If you can deliver them, c-une
on. Star Insurance Agency, »0o (,ar
roll Bldg., Wilmington, N. C.
Situations Wanted C3)
WANTED—Position as salesman, pre
ferably Eastern Carolina; can furnish
references. T. H. Sellers, Southport.
Box 142.
BUSINESS MEN who need employes
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employes looking for a position adver
tise here. Phone, brinjs or mail your
nds. to The Star’s Classified Dept.
Business Opportunities (4)
DRUG STORE for sale in a live town.
We will sell our drug store, including
all drugs- and fixtures, etc. It goes
without saying that this store is lo
cated in one of the best towns in east
ern North Carolina, and a good man
can make a real success with this busi
ness. Address R. D. C., care Star.
PEOPLE wishing to sell their busfnes
lire brought in contact with people
who want to buy in this section. It is
read. Bring, mail or phone yonr nd.
to The Star’s Calssifled Department.
Wanted, Miscellaneous C5)
WANTED—To buy good second-hand
furniture; phone 1902-J.
WANTED-—To buy a second-hand
dresser, in .erood condition. A'lease
answer "H,” care Star.
WILLARD DRY Cleaning Co. Have it
•team or French cleaning, alterations
and repairing. Auto delivery. Phone
85D. 17 Prince*, just below the People**
bank. 11-26-tf-o
For Sale Miscellaneous (6)
WOOD WOOD! WOOD!—Such nice
wood! Pine, $200; oak and pine
mixed, $2.25. Big loads and quick de
livery. Call Williams’ Wood Yard
Phone 940-J.
FOR SALE—Machinery and supplies.
All roads lead to our warehouses and
machine shop, at Lingo. Ask your
neighbors, mill man where is the best
place to go. Save money, if you need
something for your mill in machinery
or supplies. Lingo Metal Works.
RUBBER STAMPS manufactured on
short notice; printing, ruling, bind
ing; mail orders given prompt atten
tion Carolina Printing & Stamp Co..
8 Grace St.. Wilmington. N. C. fc-26-tfo
FOR SALE—Concrete mixer, motor,
circular saw bench, motor, grinder,
electric drill. John Ramshaw, Hamlet.
FOR SALE—Gentleman’s bed room
suite; one double iron bed, chiffonier,
library table and chair, russ; all first- i
class condition. See same at Y. M. C. A.
Sell cheap quick sale.
MOTORCYCLE for sale; two cylinder
Harley-Davidson motorcycle; in good
running order; $75.00 cash. The Alad
din Co.; telephone 69.
FOR SALE—Sawmill with a Frick en
gine and boiler complete; good con
dition; near F. F. Dixon’s store. J. L.
Rush, Council, N. C., R. F. D. 1.
PHONOGRAPH records exchanged;
your Victor-Columbia records safely
exchanged by mail. Write for circular.
Record Exchange, 566A Nostrand Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
FOR SALE, cheap, furniture for house
and kitchen. Apply 810 Princess St.
VEAL! VEAL! VEAL!—Very best veal
roasts, 25c lb; good beef roasts, 15 to
25c lb; chickens, all sizes and prices,
dressed to order. J. W. Batsijn Co.;
phone 1397.
CHICKENS! Chickens! Chickens!—
Spring chickens, all sizes; dressed
hens, any size; very best of beef, veal
and pork; fancy celery and tomatoes.
J. w" Batson Co., 108 S. Front Street;
phone 1397.
REAL COMFORT in a hurry, when you
make a fire with our Kiln Dried
Blocks; $2.00 per load delivered west
of Tenth street or north of Castle; $2.60
beyond. For prompt service, phone 321
Hilton Lumber Co.
FOR SALE—Grocers ice show case,
cigar case, candy case, triplicate mir
rors, hat case. John Ramshaw, Hamlet.
WE HAVE oak, ash, pine, black jack,
lightwood; all dry; our carts hold
1-4 of a cord, standard measure. ■Wil
mington Wood and Fuel Co.; phone
2167,
For Sale Miscellaneous (6)
FRYING CHICKENS, fat and plump;
Barred Rock and R. I. Red hatching
eggs. 2207 Barnett avenue; phone No.
1469-J.. __
FOR SALE—We have another lot ol
Vacuum bottles at 9Sc each. Keept
liquids hot 24 hours, cold 48 hours, jusi
as satisfactory as a ten dollar bottu
would.. Phone 192 or 193, Halls Drug
Store. 5th and*!Castle.
WOODSTOCK Typewriter, brand new
$18.50, L. C. Smith Premier, new
$65.00, Chas. Finklestien. Front ar,,.
Market street.
WOOD FOR SALE—$7.00 cord, 4 ft. oj
stove length; phone 1797-W; one
half cord least delivered.
PEOPLE who want to sell something
advertise in this classification. Peo
ple who want to buy read it.
AutomeSfles (7!
FOR SALE—Six cylinder Mitchell, $7u0
John Ramshaw, Hamlet.
SAVE 25 to 75 per cent on auto parts
New and used parts for all cars ana
trucks; good used parts half price cl
new ones; send old parts for duplier.
tion. VVhitton Auto Wrecking Co., Co
lumbia, S. C.
BUYERS AND SELLERS of automo
biles advertise in this section. Theii
ads, are read and cars are easily and
quickly sold.
FOR SAL!.—Buick roadster, Reo tour
ing car Dodge touring car, Aubut:;
"Beauty-Six,” Oakland touring, Kco
speed wa.’cn; all at right prices. T. D
Finer, 14 and 16 Market St.; phone No
2163.
SECOND-HAND parts for all oars; sat
isfaction guaranteed or money re
funded. W. D. MacMillan, Jr., Fif*. >
a.in wrietit Sts Phone 213.
Poultry, Eggs, Livestock (8)
BABY CHICKS—White Leghorns of
exceptional value. Also good Barred
Rocks. Ask for information and prices.
Hess Hatchery and Leghorn Farm.
Harrisonburg. Va.
HERE is a clasiUcation where people
can dispose of their ponltry, eggs and
livestock. There are 30,000 readers of
The Star’s classified sectiou daily) 50
per cent more on Sundnys.
MAKE YOUR chickens lay more eggs
by feeding meat rations—ground
bones—fresh daily. C. E. Collins,
Front and Orange Sts., or Sunset Park.
BABY CHICKS—From National Trap
nested Layers. Barred Plymouth
Rocks, S. C. Rhode Island Reds, S. C.
White Leghorns, Mottled Anconas, 98
per cent safe delivery guaranteed.
Catalogue and price list free. National
Hatchery Co., Winston-Salem. N. C
FOR SALE—A good, gentle mule;
phone 1627-W or 523-W.
Seeds and Plants (9)
RARE GLADIOLUS and dahlia roo:».
A mixture of gorgeous blooming,
rare and new sorta of gladiolus; loo
for $3.00, cr 30 for Jl.Oo. Also a choice
tollection of cut f.owers. all kinds; luu
for $2.00. or 4G ror $1.00, choice
cdllection of dahlia roots; 10 for $1.00;
all prepaid. R. J. Gibbons, Ml. Hol'y,
N. J.
SEED POTATOES, Crimson clover, Vel
vet beans, onion sets; various seeds
for sale, any quantity. See Bear Pro
duce Co., Corner Nutt and Grace Sts.
FOP, SALE—100,000 Missionary straw
berry plants; $2.00 per 1,000; casli
with order, or C. O. D. Macon Cave
naugh, Rose Hill, N. C.
Lost and Found (10)
LOST AXD FOUND article* are easily
and quickly returned to the owner
through this seel Ion. Everyone rends
this classification, tvhlch means 30,000
people who are daily looking; for your
lost article.
LOST—Between Princess and Queen.
on Fourth, tire on rim; return to 317
Queen and receive reward.
FOUND—Pair eyeglasses, Thursday.
Jan. 25, in entrance to Murchison
building; owner can obtain same by
calling at Star office and paying for
this ad.
For Rent— Rooms, Rouses til)
FOR REX'"—Photo gallery, X’o. 116
Market St.; rent reasonable; posses
sion given at once. Eduard Ahrens,
care Ahrens Bros. 12-19-tfc
FOR RENT—Large, nicely furnished
bed room, adjoining bath; hot and
cold water; suitable for one or two
gentlemen; use of telephone; located in
desirable neighborhood with private
family; board available nearby. Apply
806 Orange.
FOR RENT.—Two furnished rooms
with private porch; also two rooms
unfurnished. All conveniences. 618
Castle street. For references phone 877.
FOR RENT—Oarage, suitable for auto
mobile or storage of furniture, down
town. Phone 773.
FOR NEAT room and wholesome table
board, apply at 202 Walnut street—
the home-like place in the city.
FOR RENT—Two furnished bed rooms;
across hall from bath; hot water;
private family; 214 Red Cross; phone
1957.
FOR RENT—Large front room; con
venient to business district; reasonable
rent; 408 N. Third St.
FOR RENT—Four furnished rooms and
bath to couple without children; pos
session given March 1. Apply 216 N.
Sixth St.
FOR RENT—Room and board in pri
vate home; good location; Sunday
suppers served; phone,1170-J.
COMPLETELY furnished bed rooms
and kitchenette to business couple or
bachelor; excellent location. Address
“Rooms,”* care Star,
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Far Rent. Rooms, nooses (11)
FOR RENT—Store No. 217 Princess
street, in Tide Water Power com
pany's building. Ideal location for of- ,
flee or merchandising. Rent3 reason
able. For particulars apply to Tide
Water Power Co.
JAMES & JAMES, INC.,
Rent List
6-room apartment, Second and Grace
streets.
2010 Perry avenue, furnished.
418 South 16th street.
117 South 15th street.
208 Church street.
309 Dawson street.
JAMES & JAMES. INC.,
Southern Building
Phones 163 and 164
3 OR 4 ROOMS for rent; unfurnished;
302 S. Second St.
FOR RENT—Newly furnished front
room; reasonable; with or without
board; phone 1040.
Wanted, Rooms, mouses (12)
THE QUICKEST, cheapest nnd easiest
way to get a room or house Is by
placing your ad. here! 30,000 headers |
dally) 45,000 Sundays. Bring;, mail or
phone your ad. to 51; ask for Classified ;
department.
Rsal Estate (14) j
NOW IS the time to secure your beach j
cottage for the coming season. Sec i
our list before renting. James & James !
Inc.. Southern building; phone 163-16i j
HERE is the way to dispose of your
real estate) the cheap, easy way to |
buy or sell, 1-5-lt dh j
1203 GRACE ST. is offered at reduced
price account owner leaving city;
possession on short notice. See James
.& James, Inc.; phone 163.
Real Estate
(14)!
MARKET STREET road. one-fourth
mile from city, new C room bunga
low, thoroughly modern; fornace, hard
wood floors, etc. A-l construction and
will stand rigid inspection, 'ot 65 by
850, with large pecan tree 'n front
yar-d. Wo recommend this as an ideal
suburban home and incidentally -v good
investment. See James & James, Inc.,
Southern building.
MUST SACHIFFICE MY
HOME IN SUNSET
PARK, BECAUSE I NEED
THE MONEY. SEVEN
ROOM BUNGALOW. AUI,
MODERN CONVEN
IENCES.- LARGE LOT.
WILL SELL FOR 31,000.00
LESS THAN IT COS'! ME.
THIS IS THE BIGGEST
BARGAIN IN A HOME
EVER OFFERED YOU.
ADDRESS BOX 21, CITY.
A REAL BARGAIN at Carolina Place.
Brand new six-room bungalow; lot
66x113. Two five-room bungalows; lot*
40 x 125; on easy terms. Call at oui
office and inspect the list of property
we have for sale. W. A. Mcftirt, Ma
sonic Temple Bldg.; phone 154.
Personals , (20)
SUITABLE compensation will be paid
for information as to the present
whereabouts of J. V. Bailey, formerly
of 324 South Fourth street. Address
replies to No. 10, care this paper.
Farms (15)
AUCTION—Monday, Feb. 5. 1 o'clock;
four 10-acre farms, also household
and farm utensils, to hlgrhest bidder;
Frank Leveck’s Farm, Castle Hayne
road, 6 miles Wilmington. Tern.*,
fourth cash. R. O. Hanson, Auctioneer.
Special Notices (16)
IT WILL. PAY YOU to see the bargains
at the U. S. Army Goods Store, No.
20 Market street, in steel and canvas
cots and mattresses, heavy wool cloth
ing, overalls, raincoats, trunks, bags,
suitcases, saddles, garbage and ash
cans, fireless cookers, tents and can
vas goods of all kinds. Also hundreds
of other useful articles.
TWENTY-TWO YEARS experience en
ables us to warrant satisfaction in
repairing your shoes. Gummer Bros,
IS North Second street.
A WARNING CAUTION—Do not de
liver any articles to be cleaned,
pressed, dyed or altered by us unless
the caller has our check for your work.
Enterprise Dry Cleaning Company, 20
N. Second St.; phone 717.
PHONE Benton & McKeithan’s Delica
tessen for all kinds of fruits ano
groceries; fresh shipment of snap
beans and strawberries; all other fresh
vegetables received daily.
WOOD! WOOD!—For sale; pine wood,
bone dry, and oak wood, delivered
anywhere in the city; phone 942-W.
AWNINGS AND TENTS made to order;
upholstering; furniture repaired;
auto topping. No job too large or too
small. Satisfaction guaranteed. E. G.
King, 301 S. Front St. Phone 411.
2-21-tfo
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Of East India, the World's noted medi
um, clairvoyant and astrologlst, sitting
111 his great supreme power reading
human life, tells your life story from
the stars. Remember, the stars will
guide you through life. If you're wor
ried, troubled or discouraged, send the
date of your birth, 25 cents to cover
mailing expense. I will send horoscope
of importance to you. Must send self
addressed envelope. Address
DR. W. E. HIMIHIA
Lock Box 1088. Savannah. Ga.
YOUR BUSINESS advertised here get*
yon more render* than you can get
any other way. It put* your name,
business and location before the public
and will give you result*. 1-5-lt dh
“WHi FURNISH anythingxfor 7our of
fice need*—ruled form*, stationery,
advertising blotters, lithographing.
Multigraphing, printing, engraving,
leather advertising novelties. Harris*
Printing and Advertising Co.. WU
mington, N. C." 10-8-tf-o
PINE AND OAK cut to order; 12.00 and
82.50, delivered anywhere in the city.
Phone 2177. Quick service.
MONE1 TO iiEXD 25
MONEY TO LEND—Unlimited amount
Quick money, long .time, 88.000.small
est loan, improved .real estate* only.
Franklin Ins. * Realty Co., Loulaburg.
N. C. lC-28-tfo
MONEY TO LOAN on first mortgage
real estate, 6 per cent Interest. J. G.
Wright St Son. 124 Princess street.
Obituary
NORTHROP—Entered into rest on the
evening of February 2, Mary Wright
Northrop, beloved wife of Robert H.
Northrop. Funeral from residence, 510
Dock, 3:30 p. m., Sunday.
CHARMING HOSTESS
AT FRENCH RESORT
WAS A GERMAN SPY
Officer of Army Secret Service
Tells How Clever Woman Was
Trapped and Executed
Early in the summer of 1918, in
telligence officers of the American army
iwere confronted with the alarming
fact that Germany had definite and
detailed information about a number
of American divisions and their loca
tion.
“German officers on capture boasted
of the ease with which their country
learned of the movements of the
American artny, and the most deplora
ble thing about it all was that their
information was so remarkable accu
rate,” writes Ma1. C. E. Russell in Mc
Clure’s Magazine for February.
Major Russell, of the American in
telligence service, was intrusted with
the rather broad duty of stopping the
“leaki” which had resulted in the death
of thousands of American soldiers,
fighting against the enemy who had
the advantage of advance information.
His investigations took him to
L i \.£i IICIC UUHU1 cub
officers were sent to recuperate from
wounds at a Red Cross y>spital there.
Biarritz was so close to the Spanish
border, and the harvest of information
so promising', that the German secret
service had sent Its best soles into the
town. True, most of these had been
driven out by the activity of the Amer
ican and French secret service; Amer
ican officers warned not to talk with
strangers and above all not to discuss
anything- pertaining to our army.
But still the information leaked out
in great volumes, and when Major
Russell went to Biarritz the situation
was desperate.
In a few weeks he had found the spy
and gathered evidence for conviction,
and one morning airing squad exacted
the penalty. The spy was a woman.
Mrs. Powell (which is not her real
name) had been a charming hostess to
the wounded American soldiers. They
made her a confidant and her sym
pathy led them to disclose important
Information. She audaciously used her
unsuspecting victims to send the In
formation they had given her to con
federates who relayed it to Germany!
! For Sale—Special
6- and Impound Karo Syrup.
10 bbls. King^ Molasses.
100 bbls. Diamond Crystal Salt.
Get Oiir Price* Quick
D. L. Gore Company
Legal Notices
(17)
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE
By virtue of the power of sale con
tained in a certain mortgage executed
by E. A. Falmgren and wife to the Peo
ples Savings Bank, which said mort
gage is duly recorded in the office of
the Register of Deeds of New Hanover
county, North Carolina, in Book No. 118
at page 423, the note secured by said,
mortgage, the said mortgage, the lands
therein conveyed and all rights there
in described having been duly assign
ed, transferred and conveyed to the un
dersigned, default having been made in
the payment of the note secured by said
mortgage and the power of sale in said
mortgage having become aboslute, the
undersigned will on Monday, the 5th
day of March, 1923, at 12 o’clock, m.,
at the Court House door of the county
of New Hanover, sell, at public auc
tion, for cash to the highest bidder all
that certain tract, piece or parcel of
land lying, being and situate in the
city of Wilmington, county of New
Hanover and state of North Carolina
and bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a point in the northern
line of Market street 65 1-2 feet east
from the eastern line of Tenth street
and running thence N. 4 degrees 15
minutes W. 101 feet, thence northeast
at an internal angle of 104.25 degrees,
36 1-2 feet, thence north an external
angle of 104.35 degrees, 58.3 feet, thence
northeastwardly at an internal angle of
98 degrees, 10 feet, thence south and
parallel with Tenth street, 170 feet to
the northern line of Market street and
along said line of Market street west
wards 45 feet to the beginning, the
same being a part of lots 3, 4 and 5 in
block 174, according to the official plan
of the aforesaid City of Wilmington.
This the 1st day of February, 1923.
WILLIAM STRUTHERS,
Assignee of Mortgagee.
CALDWELL COUNTY AND THE
DAIRY BUSINESS
The Jersey Bulletin and Dairy
World, published in Indianapolis, Ind.,
carried the following item of the re
cent pure-bred Jersey sale in Caldwell
county:
“Through the efforts of County
Agent D. W. M. Roberts and the banks
of Lenoir, 21 registered Jerseys, same
being the entire herd of J. W. Robin
son of Catawba county, were purchased
and sold at auction on December 9,
1922. The Jerseys were purchased with
the idea of holding the auction and
standing a loss, if necessary, so as to
put more dairy cattle in Caldwell
county. The sale was conducted by
Prof. R. H. Ruffner, secretary of the
North Carolina Jersey Cattle club, and
professor of animal husbandry at the
State college at Raleigh. Instead of
being a loss to the instigators of this
sale, a total profit of $350 was realiz
ed, and many of the buyers of these
Jersey cattle have expressed a desire
to have another sale held very soon.”
Last week there was a series of
dairy meetings held throughout Cald
well county, conducted by J. A. Arey
and A. C. Kimvey, all of which were
largely attended. Caldwell county will
be heard from, in a few years in the
dairy business.—Gastonia Gazette.
RADE WITH
your
NEIGHBORHOOD
STORE =
He’s nearer you-y„1Ir frie„d_and
can give you service and
_ quality
As another service to user, of
MORNING STAR CLASSIC!! n
ADVERTISING. we will ninv
aceept advertising from nH„h_
borhood stores of any kind "for
this eiumn. This columa
should be a boon to the pro
prietors of the neighborhood
stores as people will read this
column to see what is ottered
them by their nearby stores.
PROPRIETORS—Cali 51, and tTT
for the Classified Advertising n"
partment and get an explanation"
Neighborhood Stores
DAVIS & CO.. 705 Castle St_
to-wear, dry (roods, notions, shosi
The same goods for less money '
CAROLINA FURNITURE CO.. honieTf
modern furniture; bed room suite,
s'-oves, ranges; Gold Seal congoleu.'.J
rug-e and (Vor coverings. 603 NorP
Fourth St. Phone 1902-j.
IF IT'S GROCERIES, PHONE
THAT’S T1EXCKE.VS
Pure lard, 15c; best whole rW
washing powder. Re. 6 for 2Se; ton,(
paper, 5c, 6 for 25c; lightwood. n;
starch, 10c, 2 for 15 c; good Krn;lnj
coffee. 20c; macaroni, 10c. ?, f„r
Phono us—we have it, or can get it fr,.i
you. H. M. Tiencken, Fourth and Cas.
tie Sts.
Warsaw Quints Beat
Rose Hill Two Gaines
(Special to the Star)
WARSAW, Feb. 2.—The basketba'l
quints of the Warsaw high school
feated the Rose IIill teams in tv. >
games Thursday afternoon at Kn^
Hill. The girls’ score was 26 to .1,
Ellen Anderson and Sallie F'aisnn Re;
were the stars. In the boys’ g:um th
1 score was 36 to in, and Henry Mass*.
I sey starred for Warsaw. This ic tt*
I second time the Warsawites have T. -
i feated the Rose Hill teams, having \\< \
both games here a week or two asm
NO CHICKENS FOR HIM.
LONDON, Jan. 31.—Thomas
80. advertised for a wife. Replies fre.-n
women and girls of all apes evr
: whelmed him. He selected a widow «J
70. They’re married now.
Children Are Royally Entertained
On United States Steamships
Children’s Party on S. S. America.
New York
by day, in every way, ocean travel is
being made more comfortable, more
attention is being given to the amuse
ment of passengers aboard the big,
modern steamers. This is particular
ly so aboard the vessels of the United
States Lines,‘where entertainment of
a decidedly varied nature in both so
cial and athletic form is provided, not
only for adults, but for children.
Until recently, parents contemplat
ing a trip abroad oft times hesitated be
cause little Willie or Susie either had
to be left with relatives, or taken
along to be amused while aboard ship
'at the expense of Papa or Mama s
pleasure. That is not so nowadays,
hbwever, for parents can now sail for
Europe with their offspring, knowing
that sricial care will be taken of the
kiddies on ship board in every way.
Consequently on the vessels of the
Vnited States Lines, the number of
children passengers is steadily increas
ing.
; Stewards and stewardesses aboard
these liners are specially detailed to
look out for the wants of the young
sters aad take great pleasure in their
work. m
' -The America has a special child
ren’s playroom, where games of every
description are played, under the di
rection of a steward who is an artist
in amusing children of every age. Spe
cial dances are held there every trip,
with the ship's orchestra in attend-!
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Naturally with the children being
amused in this manner their parents
are able to enjoy the voyage to trie
fullest. It is not likely, however, hut
they get any more pleasure out o. *
than the kiddies, who, back hn:n
again, have something to talk auo
for months to come.
The “President Harding” features
a children’s dining room and the
terest taken by Chief Steward
Lynn, in satisfying the palates an = ■
going appetites of his young cha b >
is -vast. It is a very ill child >ni .
who misses a meal while aboard
vessel. . .
Lynn always has at least one sPec‘a
dinner party every trip and i = a
youngster is so fortunate as to " ,
birthday while at sea, he or s.-~ >
guest of honor.
For these occasions the dirin? ™om
Is specially decorated. Souvei -
s specially aecoraicu. ,
at every plate and a part.cu arl ap,
pealing dinner is served, w
cards bearing the name of
hostess and those of the 1 ■ . ,
guests. These are always
treasured by the youngsters.
Deserts and pastries are ^
odd molds which make them r.ai _
good to be eaten—though they ’‘jnent
are and the affair takes a PJ«e_
place in each child’s mind as
thing to be always remembered..
It is smalt wonder that Lynn is «'
It is small wonaer mm C|a,]S
yarded as a cross between Santa ^
tnd the king of entertameis
king oi Cilicia—-- - n
ihildren after they have
:he goodies he provides in J
enabling fairyland