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1009 Mrs. W. H. Harris Mr. William Ross Harris
1011 Mr. and Mrs. Horace F. Hastings
1012 Mr. and Mrs. Foster U. Wilder Miss Grace Wilder Mr. Truman P. Wilder
1013 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Kroh
1037 Mr. Henry C. Ellis Miss Emma Ellis
and will act as executor or trustee, as you may desire
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F. Obrikat
FURRIER
713 Madison Ave, Toledo, O.
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HOME PHONE 1215
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STOLBERG & PARKS
Corner Summit and Adams Sts. TOLEDO, OHIO
Pretty Furniture makes desirable Wedding or Birthday Presents
STREETS ALPHABETICALLY 241
WOODRUFF AVENUE-Continued
Miss Ruth Ellis Miss Florence Gage Ellis Mr. Herbert J. Ellis
1115 Mr. and Mrs. A. Milligan Miss Edith Milligan
1119 Mr. and Mrs. John Milligan 1360 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thal
TENTH STREET.
13 Mrs. Charles Cravens Mrs. John Maro Wheeler Miss Isabel Wheeler
112 Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Couldwell Miss Nellie F. Couldwell
In one and 2-lb.
118 Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Marshall Mrs. Louise Marshall Miss Lou H. Marshall
cans, Used by the best homes in Toledo,
120 Mr. and Mrs. James C. MacMillan Dr. Carroll Flood Chase Mrs. S. A. Flint Mr. Leo Gates Flint
122 Mr. and Mrs. William Couldwell
135 Prof. and Mrs. Otto Sand Mr. and Mrs. Byron O. Brigham 216 The Lexington
217 Mrs. George F. Denison Dr. Mary Denison Miss Alice Phillips Denison Miss Nellie Lenderson
Roasted and packed by
218 The Vienna
220 Mr. and Mrs. Alanson Wood
221 Mr. and Mrs. Otis Beverstock
Miss Bertha B. Beverstock
Mr. Beryl Beverstock Mr. W. Howard Beverstock
226 Mr. and John W. Lee Mr. Chester B Lee
231 Mr. and Mrs. George R. Bishop
237 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. McCreary
Miss Martha McCreary Mr. Joe N. McCreary
315 Mr. and Mrs. William Leahy
The House of
Berdan
The Home Safe Deposit and Trust Company
JACKSON HILL SOFT COAL W. A. GOSLINE & CO., SPITZER BLDG.
242
TOLEDO BLUE BOOK
TENTH STREET-Continued
Miss Mary Leahy
319 Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Lee
325 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Battelle Mr. Girard Battelle Mr. Clifford C. Battelle, 203 Regent, London Miss Christine Battelle
ELEVENTH STREET.
17 St. John's Church (Episcopal)
20 Toledo Boys' Home
130 Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Whitaker
Miss Edith H. Whitaker
made to
131 Miss Jennie C. Pepper
132 Mrs. Emma F. Collamore
Miss Marion Collamore
Miss Frances Gates
135 Mr. James A. Corbusier Miss Etta M. Corbusier Miss Ada R. Corbusier
218 Mr. and Mrs. Merrick W. Chapin
222 Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Murphy
319 Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Young
321 Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Bateman
339 Miss Hannah Pray
TWELFTH STREET.
9 Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Frey
17 Mr. and Mrs. A. Ullrich Miss Marie Ullrich Miss Clare Ullrich Miss Florence Ullrich
FURRIER
25 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll Dawson Miss Jessie A. Caughey Miss Jennie M. Day
0,
32 Mr. and Mrs. William Benda11 Miss Daisy A. Benda11 Miss Lillian A. M. Bendall
Miss Mabel L. Bendall
Mr. George William Benda11
Mr. Charles E. Bendall
is incorporated under the Banking Laws of Ohio
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Fine
Alaska
Seal
Garments
Miss Anna K. Whitaker
order a
Specialty
F. Obrikat
Manufac- turing
Toledo,
Home Phone 1215
The House of Berdan
STOLBERG & PARKS
Corner Summit and Adams Sts. TOLEDO, OHIO
If it's new, we have it Furniture and Novelties
STREETS ALPHABETICALLY 243
TWELFTH STREET-Continued
118 Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Lane
122 Mrs. George Walbridge Mrs. H. S. Bunker Miss Cora Bunker Mr. Wilbur Bunker
Mr. E. R. Skinner
129 Rev. William Augustus Leary
proud
224 Mr. John M. Kenyon
Miss Kate A. Kenyon
Miss Jeanette C. Kenyon
Purity
Miss Rachel M. Kenyon
and Flavor
225 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kaufman Miss Sara Kaufman Miss Tillie Kaufman Mr. Harry J. Kaufman
of
228 Mrs. Anna G. Waters
233 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Whitney
235 Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Sawhill
Mr. D. Gordon Robertson
312 Judge I. P. Pugsley Mrs. Samuel J. Hall
Miss Sara Throckmorton
316 Mr. James T. Smith
317 The Vistula
317 Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Moore
323 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Barkdu11
Miss Frances R. Crowell
327 Gen. and Mrs. John S. Kountz
Miss Sara F. Kountz
Mr. Charles D. Kountz
Mr. Walter J. Kountz
Mr. John S. Kountz, Jr
Miss Agnes Kountz
330 Mrs. H. M. Edson
332 Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Lyle
334 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barnes Miss Blanche Barnes
337 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cratz
Miss Hallie S. Cratz
338 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Riddle
436 Pearson Flats
Mr. and Mrs. J. Cory Winans
The Home Safe Deposit and Trust Company's Vaults are the
Chef
Java and Mocha Coffee A
Packed in 1 and
2-1b.
sealed cans
217 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Mixer
of the
All grades of COAL and COKE at Retail W. A. GOSLINE & CO., 522 MADISON AVE.
244 TOLEDO BLUE BOOK
TWELFTH STREET-Continued
Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Kelsey Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haskell Miss Nellie E. Dillon Miss Katharine M. Dillon
441 Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Andrews Mrs. Hannah K. Lysle Mr. George K. Lysle
446 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eck Mrs. Louise F. Eck
THIRTEENTH STREET.
19 Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Purcell
124 Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Schlingman Miss Phoebe Schlingman
129 Mrs. Amelia H. Locke
Miss Mary Ruth Locke
138 Mrs. Isaac Landman Miss Florence Landman Mr. Ralph Landman
214 Mr. and Mrs. J. Landman
218 Mrs. Belle Craver Slocum Miss Eunice B. Miller Miss Inis Miller
220 Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Hurlbut
319 Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Shannon Miss Annie Dustin
331 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Love, Sr.
Miss Susie Sterling Love
Miss Belle C. Love Mr. Lawrence Love Mr. William Love
442 Mr. and Mrs. George Ackerman Mr. Frederick A. Kumler Mr. Clifford Ackerman
FOURTEENTH STREET.
11 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ainsworth
13 Mr. and Mrs. Justin Daly Mrs. Alice H. Barnes
22 Mrs. Anna E. Howe Mr. Percy H. Howe
largest, most secure and most convenient in Toledo
S
I carry only such grades as | can recommend to give satis- faction.
F. Obrikat
713 Madison Ave
Toledo, 0,
A Home Phone 1215
CHEF CHEF
STOLBERG & PARKS
Corner Summit and Adams Sts. TOLEDO, OHIO
WILL BE PLEASED TO HAVE YOU INSPECT THEIR ELEGANT STOCK OF FURNITURE AND NOVELTIES
STREETS ALPHABETICALLY 245
CHEF
FOURTEENTH STREET-Continued
134 Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Ottenheimer
CHEF
136 Mr. and Mrs. Max Schohl
CHEF
215 Mr. and Mrs. Henry N. Adams Mrs. Albert Moore Mrs. Charles F. Howell Mr. John V. Shoemaker
CHEF
227 Gray Gables
319 Mr. and Mrs. John T. Greer
324 Mr. Charles M. Lang Miss Blanche Lang Mr. Rufus Lang
That's
the name of the
choicest
411 Mr. and Mrs. Hayward L. Brown
JAVA AND
FIFTEENTH STREET.
MOCHA
15 Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard A. Krueger Mr. Otto S. Krueger Dr. Valentine Braun
COFFEE
sold in
Toledo,
21 Mrs. L. M. Gifford Mr. L. Jay Gifford
Roasted
and
Packed by
111 Mr. and Mrs. John R. McCord Miss Fay McCord Mr. Ernest B. McCord
112 Mrs. Rose Thorner Miss Corunna Stettiner Mr. Samuel Stettiner, Jr
The House
115 Mr. and Mrs. Albert J Kramer
116 Mr. and Mrs. William L. Kraus
120 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Goldman Mr. Irving E. Goldman Mr. Milton E. Goldman
Mr. Sidney E. Goldman
Berdan
318
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stettiner
327 Mr. and Mrs. Negley D. Cochran
335 Mrs. Samuel Warren
Miss Nannette R. Warren Miss Mary F. Warren
17 Mr. and Mrs. George H. Stevens
27 Mr. and Mrs. Silas S. Mallory Miss Kathryn Williams Mr. Paul Williams Mr. Robert R. Williams
of
The Home Safe Deposit and Trust Company
COAL W. A. GOSLINE & CO.
COKE The Finest Fur
246 TOLEDO BLUE BOOK
FIFTEENTH STREET-Continued
Miss Mabel H. Stettiner
319 Mr. and Mrs. Richard F Wilson Mr. Charles C. Wilson
323 Mrs. H. Ellen Severance
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blackmore Miss Mabel Rood
324 Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Hurst Mrs. Laura A. Morris Miss Edna Morris
the
327 Mr. and Mrs. Ashbel Warner
329 Mrs. Catharine Depenthal Miss Charlotte E. Depenthal Miss Carolyn L. Depenthal
is the
SIXTEENTH STREET.
one of
22 Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Edwards Miss Hazel Edwards
26 Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hubbard
32 Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Somerville
119 Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Chapman
122 Miss Alta M. Smith
Miss Armenia K. Smith
123 Mrs. Albrecht Heyn Miss R. Kaufmann Mr. Herman Kaufmann
FÜRRIER
218 Mr. and Mrs. Chivington Worts
713
222 Mr. and Mrs. R. Dyer
Mrs. D. P. Chamberlin
224 Miss Laura A. Faben
Miss Lillian A. Faben
Madison Ave,
227 Mrs. Allen Brown Mrs. Emma Brown Leidy
Mr. Lloyd A. Brown
320 Rev. and Mrs. F D. Kelsey
Miss Louise R Kelsey
321 Mrs. Arthur B. Luce Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Howell
Mr. Douglas Howell
326 Mr. and Mrs. James P. Locke Mrs. Katherine Knoll
327 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Dempsey
328 Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Faxon Kemp
is a legal depository for court funds
House in
State
F. Obrikat
Toledo, 0.
Home Phone 1215
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Corner Summit and Adams Sts. TOLEDO, OHIO STOLBERG & PARKS TOLEDO'S LEADING FURNITURE STORE
STREETS ALPHABETICALLY 247
SIXTEENTH STREET-Continued
335 Dr. and Mrs. Walter Hamilton Snyder
336 Mr. and Mrs. William G. Beatty Mrs. Carrie Beatty Timpany Miss Nina Beatty Miss Myrtle Beatty
SEVENTEENTH STREET.
Java and Mocha
13 Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Judd
14 Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hubert Miss Malvina H. Hubert
29 Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Rowland
119 Mr. and Mrs. John G. Paine
127
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic A. Waite
The
most
131 Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Seney Miss Elma Seney
delicious
134 Mr. and Mrs. George W. McGrew
drink
Miss Mabel Kean
known
227
Mrs. Mary D. Carroll
to the
Miss Celia Carroll
228 Mrs. George A. Stockton
trade,
234 Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Bond Miss Louise Bond
322 Mrs. Daniel S. Applegate
Miss Agnes W. Applegate
Mr. Thomas L. Applegate
Mr. H. W. Applegate
327 Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Locke
Miss Nellie F. Locke
Mrs. Ruth Locke Miller
The House
EIGHTEENTH STREET.
112 The Hattersley
116 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Barringer
Mr. Oscar E. Barringer
118 Mrs. M. E. Hanes
119 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Law
Mr. Robert Vernon Law
123 Mrs. Annie E. Ensign
Berdan
The Home Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Roasted and
Packed by
of
214 Mr. Thomas Kean
219 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kiest
Miss Beulah C. Waite
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL COAL W. A. GOSLINE & CO., 522 MADISON 248 TOLEDO BLUE BOOK
F
EIGHTEENTH STREET-Continued
127 Mrs. Lucy J. Brigham
128 Dr. and Mrs. Everett M. Cook Mrs. Cornelia Jaquette Mr. Everett J. Cook
213 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Chamberlin Miss Jessie W. Chamberlin
216 Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Russell Miss Edna A. Russell Mr. Glenn V. Russell
Stored
218 Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Barber
Summer
219 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Swalley
INSURANCE
Miss Marion Reed
AGAINST
Miss Mabel Reed
FIRE
Mr. Clayton Reed
228 Mr. and Mrs George H. Beckwith
AND
Miss Eva M. Beckwith
MOTHS
324 Mrs. A. F. Colton Mr. J. M. S. Neal
325 Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Turner
F.
Mrs. Homer Meacham
320 Mr. and Mrs. LaFayette Lyttle Mr. Arthur P. Crane
Obrikat
NINETEENTH STREET.
713
17 Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Ernst
Miss Florence Ernst
21 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Bassett
Miss Ada E. Bassett
23 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Livingston Baird
Toledo,
119 Miss Sarah E. Argue Miss Pearle Argue Mr. A. G. Argue
0.
131 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bamber
132 Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Buxton
135 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Barker
221 Mr. and Mrs. Edmund M. Hall
HOME PHONE
Receives trust funds on deposit
1215
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During
224 Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Barber
227 Mrs. I. N. Reed
Miss Edna Reed
Mr. Laurance B. Beckwith
326 Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Meacham
331 Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Stipp
Madison
Aver
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STOLBERG & PARKS CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF FURNITURE
Corner Summit and Adams Sts. TOLEDO, OHIO EVEN THE LOW-PRICED IS PRETTY
STREETS ALPHABETICALLY 249
NINETEENTH STREET-Continued
224
Mr. Howard M. F. Hall Mr. Fred Booth Hall Miss Caroline B. McFarland Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reed
225 Mr. and Mrs. James Girard Kaney Miss Grace Kaney
Java and Mocha
TWENTIETH STREET.
110 Mr. and Mrs. John Walbridge Mrs. Mary Walbridge Lee Mr. George W. Walbridge
120 Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Moderwell Miss Eleanor D. Moderwell Miss Sarah E. Moderwell
121 Mr. and Mrs. George Brigham Mr. Seavey Y. Brigham
122 Lieut. and Mrs. Thomas Warburton Benham Miss Helen Benham Mr. Wales A. Benham
123 Mrs. Elizabeth B. Bash Miss Nellie F. Bash Mr. Harry M. Bash Miss Mary A. Brightman
125 Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Campbell
128 Mr. Samuel Packer Mrs. Chas. A. Keil Miss Margaret Packer Miss Emily Packer
Roasted and packed by
134 Mr. and Mrs. E. Stanley Noble Miss Marjorie B. Noble Miss Helen H. Noble
136 Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Sutton Mr. W. Dransfield
The
216 Mr. and Mrs. Karl Matheis
236 Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Dombaugh
House
TWENTY-FIRST STREET.
of
18 Mrs. J. Cashman Mr. John Logan
23 Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett Mr. Fred Z. Bennett
Berdan
The Home Safe Deposit and Trust Company
In one and 2-lb. cans, Used by the best homes in Toledo.
BOTH PHONES 280 FOR BEST HARD AND SOFT COAL
W. A. GOSLINE & CO.
250
TOLEDO BLUE BOOK
TWENTY-FIRST STREET-Continued
Miss Carrie Morgan
28 Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Sweetnam
109 Mrs. A. A. Thatcher Miss Mary Thatcher Mr. Clarence Coleman Thatcher
118 Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Detwiler
Miss Mary Detwiler Miss Ella Detwiler
Miss Kate Detwiler
Miss Martha Detwiler
120 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Bunce Miss Anna M. Bunce Miss Alice Bunce
latest
123 Mr. and Mrs. George K. Detwiler Miss Lorle M. Detwiler Miss Georgia H. Detwiler
workman-
131 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McConkey Miss Grace Miles McConkey Miss Mary Augusta McConkey Miss Hattie Bennett McConkey
unsur-
132 Mr. and Mrs. C. Bond Lloyd
316 Mr. and Mrs. L. Frederick Burdick
passed.
TWENTY-SECOND STREET.
A
South-1429 Mrs. L. E. Johnson Miss Leila Johnson
South-1501 Mr. and Mrs. E. Warren Fish
Mrs. Lina J. Fish
South-1509 Mr. and Mrs. William Burge
Mr. William Bedell Burge
South-1511 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Eckels
South-1512 Mr. and Mrs William C. Mettler Mr. Frank E. Mettler
FURRIER
South-1513 Mr. and Mrs. Dallas W. Rydman
713
South-1521 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Bierly Mr. Clarence C. Bierly
South-1525 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Parmenter
Madison Ave
Mrs. S. J. Parmenter
Miss Jessie L. Parmenter
South-1615 Dr. and Mrs. L. K. Maxwell
Mr. Clarence K. Maxwell
Toledo,
Pays interest on deposits of trust funds
0
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Our Styles are the
and our
ship is
F.
Obrikat
South-1520 Mr. and Mrs. William S. Rodger
The House of Berdan South-1619
STOLBERG & PARKS
Corner Summit and Adams Sts. TOLEDO, OHIO
EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS IN FURNITURE and NOVELTIES
STREETS ALPHABETICALLY 251
TWENTY-SECOND STREET-Continued
Mr. Vernon C. Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Roe Mrs. Edward J. Stock Miss Frances Stock Miss Mary Roe
proud of the Purity
and Flavor
of
Chef
Java and Mocha Coffee
Packed in 1 and 2-1b. sealed cans
107 Mr. and Mrs. Laurens Crafts Miss Mary C. Crafts Miss Bessie Mills Miss Lizzie I. Dickinson Miss L. Marion Dickinson
117 Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Pugh
141 Mr. and Mrs. A. Bentley Miss Ethel Bentley Mr. James Bentley
217 Mrs. Anna C. Crabbs Miss Edith M. Crabbs Mr. Frank W. Crabbs
218 Mrs. A. V. Young Mr. Frederick H. Young Miss Eva Seeley
223 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Joy Chase Miss C. Lucile Chase Mr. Walter N. Chase
228 Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Tracy Miss Martha Orton Tracy Miss Katherine M. Tracy Mr. James Frank Tracy
328 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Henry Bacon
TWENTY-THIRD STREET.
124 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Boice Miss Myrtle Boice
130 Mrs. Charles I. Scott Mrs. J. B. Pettit Miss Johnella Scott Pettit Mr. and Mrs. William Gorman
The Home Safe Deposit and Trust Company
COAL W. A. GOSLINE & CO. Both Phones 280 ... 522 Madison
COKE
252
TOLEDO BLUE BOOK
EAST TOLEDO
CLARK STREET. 301 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Robeson
EAST BROADWAY.
520 Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Brunson
EUCLID AVENUE.
227 Mr. and Mrs. David Harpster Miss Lida Harpster Mr. David H. Harpster
402 Rev. and Mrs. Guthrie Pitblado
423 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Mason
427 Dr. and Mrs. F. P. Wilson Miss Mary Wilson
Dr. Dale Wilson
507 Mr. and Mrs. P. McCrory
516 Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jones
601 Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Hamlin
603 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor
617 Miss Marie R. Petit Miss Anna J. A. Petit
618 Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Flory
· 624 Mr. and Mrs. David T. Davies, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Barrett
834 Mr. and Mrs. Will Hamlin
Miss Ida Hamlin
FOURTH STREET.
513 Dr. and Mrs. George M. Kinsey 517 St. Paul's Church ( Episcopal)
GREENWOOD AVENUE.
905 Mr. and Mrs. George W. Chollett Miss Cora Chollett Dr. Burt G. Chollett
Acts in the capacity of Trustee, also in the capacity of
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From the maker to the wearer. No middle- man's profit,
F. Obrikat
713
Madison Ave
Toledo, 0,
4 Home Phone 6215
CHEF CHEF CHEF CHEF CHEF
STOLBERG & PARKS
Corner Summit and Adams Sts. TOLEDO, OHIO
ARE MANUFACTURERS OF FURNITURE AND CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK AT THE LOWEST PRICES
STREETS ALPHABETICALLY 253
MAIN STREET.
511 Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Loomis
616 Capt. and Mrs. George Scheets
624 Mr. and Mrs. Orson W. Sage Miss Mabel A. Sage
637 Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Walker Miss Daisy Deal
MIAMI STREET.
651 Mrs. Daniel A. Brown Mrs. May A. Robertson Mrs. Henrietta W. Brown
715 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mack Miss Eleanor Mack Miss Lucille Mack Mr. Luzerne W. Mack
1233 Dr. and Mrs. Harrison Hathaway
1335 Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Mensing
AND
1385 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Ferguson Miss Ethel Ferguson
MOCHA COFFEE
1609 Mrs. Robert Barber Miss Josephine Barber Miss Clara Barber
sold in
Toledo,
2219 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crane Mr. Frank Crane
2221 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Crane
Roasted
OAK STREET.
and
Packed by
400 Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Stitt
402 Mr. and Mrs. George E. Ryan
404 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hicks
406 Miss Laura Riggs
410 Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Johnston
508 Mr. and Mrs. William Bonifield
635 Dr. and Mrs. Hartnett
1229 Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Beeman
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Beeman, Jr
1302 Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Cook
of
Berdan
Transfer Agent or Registrar for Corporations
CHEF
That's the name of the choicest JAVA
2217 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crane
The
House
BOTH PHONES 280
COAL AND COKE
CALL AT 522 Madison
254
TOLEDO BLUE BOOK
OSWALD STREET.
221 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Corkery Miss Mary Corkery Mr. Stanley Corkery Mr. Thomas J. Corkery Miss Glenn S. Corkery
PLATT STREET.
504 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Rutherford Mr. Russell Rutherford
511 Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Wilkes
522 Dr. and Mrs. M. M. Park
602 Mr. and Mrs James Drummond
Mr. James G. Drummond
626 Mr. and Mrs. William M. Godfrey
SIXTH STREET.
430 Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ryan
439 Mr. and Mrs. William C. Worrell Miss Alta W. Worrell
444 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Packer
504 Mr. and Mrs. R. C. VanGorder
505 Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Wolf Mr. George Wolf
516 Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Tucker Miss Helen Tucker
SEVENTH STREET.
412 Mr. and Mrs. Clarke D. Howe
418 Mr. and Mrs. Mittenthal
426 Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Karg
STARR AVENUE.
418 Mr. and Mrs. D. H. James
716 Dr. and Mrs. S. W. Beckwith
828 Door of Hope
1206 Mr. and Mrs. M. Smith
1616 Little Sisters of the Poor
F Obrikat
Importer and Manufac- turer of F I
F
S 713 Madison Ave Toledo, 0,
HOME PHONE
The Home Safe Deposit and Trust Company
1215
F OIWL F Java and Mocha The most delicious drink known to the trade,
TOLEDO, OHIO STOLBERG & PARKS Corner Summit and Adams Sts, MAKERS OF SPECIAL DESIGN FURNITURE
STREETS ALPHABETICALLY 255
ST. LOUIS STREET.
443 Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Dotson
WHITTEMORE STREET.
418 Mr. and Mrs. George H. Booth Mr. Albert E. Booth Mr. Francis J. Booth
WILLOW AVENUE.
915 Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Norris
925 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J Bement Mr. and Mrs. Rowland J. Tappan
WOODVILLE ROAD.
1216 Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Latta
WOODVILLE STREET AND BROWN ROAD.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Towers Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Towers Mr. Walter J. Towers
Roasted and Packed by
The House of Berdan
acts in the capacity of Trustee of Estates
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TOLEDO BLUE BOOK
ETIQUETTE.
[The following rules on Etiquette were copyrighted by Mrs. John Sherwood, Miss Emily Holt and Mrs. Hiller.]
There is no country where there are so many people ask- ing what is "proper to do," or, indeed, where there are so many genuinely anxious to do the proper thing, as in the vast con- glomerate which we call the United States of America. The newness of our country is perpetually renewed by the sud- den making of fortunes, and by the absence of a hereditary, reigning set. There is no aristocracy here which has the right and title to set the fashions.
But a "reigning set," whether it depend upon hereditary right or adventitious wealth, if it be possessed of a desire to lead and a disposition to hospitality, becomes for a period the dictator of fashion to a large number of lookers-on. The traveling world, living far from great centers, goes to New- port, Saratoga, New York, Washington, Philadelphia, Bos- ton, and gazes on what is called the latest American fashion. This, though exploited by what we may call for the sake of distinction the "newer set," is influenced and shaped in some degree by people of native refinement and taste, and that wide experience which is gained by travel and associa- tion with broad and cultivated minds. They counteract the tendency to vulgarity, which is the great danger of a newly launched society, so that our social condition improves, rather than retrogrades, with every decade. There is a Coun- cil of Trent, we may say, every five years, perhaps even every two years, in our new and changeful country, and we learn that, follow as we may either the grand old etiquette of England or the more gay and shifting social code of France, we still must make an original etiquette of our own. Our political system alone, where the lowest may rise to the
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ETIQUETTE NOTES
highest preferment, upsets in a measure all that the Old World insists upon in matters of precedence and formality. And it is in no way derogatory to a new country like our own if on some minor points of etiquette we presume to differ from the older world. We must fit our garments to the climate, our manners to our fortunes and to our daily lives.
Now, in ten different books on etiquette which we have consulted we find ten different opinions upon the subject of first calls, as between two women. We cannot, therefore, presume to decide where so many doctors disagree, but give the commonly received opinions as expressed by the cus- toms of New York society.
When should a lady call first upon a new and a desirable acquaintance ? Not hastily. She should have met the per- son, should have been properly introduced, should feel sure that her acquaintance is desired. The oldest resident, the one most prominent in fashion, should call first; but, if there is no such distinction, two women need not forever stand at bay each waiting for the other to call.
First calls should be returned within a week. If a lady is invited to any entertainment by a new acquaintance, whether the invitation come through a friend or not, she should immediately leave cards, and send either a regret or an acceptance. To lose time in this matter is a great rude- ness. Whether she attend the entertainment or not, she should call after it within a week. Then, having done all that is polite, and having shown herself a woman of good-breed- ing, she can keep up the acquaintance or not as she pleases. In New York, Boston and Philadelphia and in the larger cities of the West, residents call first upon new-comers; but in Washington this custom is reversed, and the new-comer calls first upon the resident. Everyone-officials of the highest down to the lowest grade- returns these cards. The visitor generally finds himself invited to the receptions of
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the President and his Cabinet, etc. This arrangement is so convenient that it is a thousand pities it does not go into operation all over the country, particularly in those large cities where the resident cannot know if her dearest friend be in town unless informed in some such way of the fact.
This does not, as might be supposed, expose society to the intrusion of unwelcome visitors. Tact, which is the only guide through the mazes of society, will enable a woman to avoid anything like an unwelcome intimacy or a doubtful acquaintance, even if such a person should " call first."
Now the question comes up, and here doctors disagree : When may a lady call by proxy, or when may she send her card, or when must she call in person ?
After a dinner-party a guest must call in person and inquire if the hostess is at home. For other entertainments it is allowed, in New York, that the lady call by proxy, or that she simply send her card. In sending to inquire for a person's health, cards may be sent by a servant, with a kindly message. No first visit should, however, be returned by card only; this would be considered a slight, unless followed by an invitation. A lady may be considered to have done her duty if she in turn asks her new acquaintance to call on her on a specified day, if she is not herself able to call.
Bachelors should leave cards on the master and mistress of the house, and, in America, upon the young ladies. A gentleman does not turn down the corners of his card - in- deed, that fashion has become almost obsolete, except, perhaps, where a lady wishes it distinctly understood that she has called in person.
It is rare now to see the names of both husband and wife engraved on one card. The lady has her own card, " Mrs. Octavius Brown," or with the addition, "The Misses Brown." Her husband has his separate card ; each of the
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sons has his own card. No titles are used on visiting-cards in America, save military, naval or judicial ones; and, indeed, many of our most distinguished judges have had cards printed simply with the name, without prefix or affix. But a woman must always use the prefix "Mrs." or "Miss." A gentleman may or may not use the prefix "Mr.," as he pleases.
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