Painted furniture fashions vibrant summer decor at Paine's
Painted furniture offers unlimited color scope from brilliant to subdued. Canary and tawny yellows blue and black gray and white porcelain blues fruit reds radiant greens appear in Paine's new Summer Furniture. See lawn and garden canopies wicker maple old hickory cedar imported novelties and English garden pieces along with rugs and draperies. The Black Decorated Suite features blue and gilt highlights with a chaise longue arm chair bench sofa and desk pieces.
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Paine
Licensing Board Grants Colonial Restaurant Dancing License
The Shepard Norwell Company receives permission to continue dancing on the sixth floor of the Colonial Restaurant during the afternoon and evening hours provided no food is served on the floor. The Garden Room on the seventh floor will offer afternoon tea from 3 to 5 and dinner from 5:30 onward, expanding dancing space during afternoon tea and dinner with plans for additional space as needed.
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Licensing Board
Shepard Norwell Company
Colonial
Keller Wille Joint Recital At Steinert Hall
Harrison Weller violinist and Stew art Wille pianist gave a joint recital in Steinert Hall. The program featured Platts sonata in B minor and Scriabines Etrangete op 63 No 2. Weller and Wille were praised for thoughtful, intelligent performance with strong tone and musical control.
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Harrison Weller
Stewart Wille
Steinert Hall
Richard Platt
Scriabine
Mr. Wille
Whorngold
Chopin
Mr. Iseller
Louis M.e Pavane
Couperin-Kreisler
Novacek
Chopin- Auer
Pugnani- Kreisier
Cesar Franck
Messrs
Weller
Wille
Mr. Keller
Boy Scout Troops Answer Duty Call in Franklin Park
Nineteen Boy Scout troops totaling 342 boys from South Boston Roxbury and Dorchester mobilized at Franklin Park. Troop 8 Dorchester won the prize two-wheeled equipment wagon designed by Leonard S. Rankin after arriving at 5 30 pm with 20 scouts and one officer in uniform.
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Boston
Roxbury
Dorchester
Franklin Park
Leonard S. Rankin
Ralph Washburn
C. P. Wellman
Sfarry
Mason
Lysom Booth
Clean-up and Paint-up campaign ignites rush to purge basements
Boston Fire Prevention Commissioner John O Keefe spearheads a two week Clean-up and Paint-up drive with hundreds of workers in New England clearing basements and cellars. The effort includes school talks and business appeals as authorities link a major Lynn fire to cellar refuse.
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New England
Dirt
John O'Keefe
Boston
O'Keefe
Canal Zone needs experienced machinists and shipmen
Machinists, blacksmiths, boilermakers and shiplifters are wanted for service at the Panama Canal. Only American citizens under 45 in good health will be appointed with wages 65 cents an hour plus free steamship transportation from New York or New Orleans to the Isthmus.
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Panama Canal
Washington, D
New York
New Orleans
Isthmus
Charlestown Navy Yard
Customs Service
Tacoma
Wash
United States Civil Service Commission
Postoffice
Boston
War Must Be Settled By Law Says Harvard Professor
Professor George G. Wilson head of Harvard's international law department told the 174th meeting of the Woman's Baptist Social Union at Park Street Church that the European war must be settled according to international law or not settled at all.
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George G. Wilson
Department of International Law
Harvard University
Woman's Baptist Social Union
Fark Street Church
Commission urges state department of public printing
A report to the Legislature from the State Economy and Efficiency Commission calls for a centralized Department of Public Printing to oversee all state printing and curb waste of public funds and materials. The commission proposes consolidating control to improve economy and oversight.
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Department OF Public Printing
Commonwealth
State Economy and Efficiency Commission
Funeral for Stewart C. Mack in North Lexington
The funeral for Stewart C. Mack former Boston and Maine station agent at North Lexington will be held at 2 this afternoon at his Bedford Street home where he died Sunday. He was 59 and had resided in Lexington a long time.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
North Lexington
Bedford Street
Mack
Lexington
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