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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-30

shows no mercy to wife-beaters and
fines them the limit every time.
Robert Worden. circulator for the
Chicago newspapers in South Chica-
go, and Policeman Dwyer arrested r.
Milewski, IA years old, SS35 Exchange
avenue. for stealing milk and newspa-
pers from the porches of people IN
South Chicago. Hundreds of complaints
have come in about newspapers and
milk being missing SO the policeman
and worder set out a trap for the
thieves. Milewski was with four 9TH
err youngsters when the raid was made
but they all escaped but him. He will
be given a hearing before Judge SABBATH
next Tuesday.
Fritz Sehweitzer, 81 years old, a vet
eran steel worker. residing at 1857 SUI
perior avenue, died at his home from a
lingering illness. He had worked at
the steel mills for thirty years and was
one of the best known man in the
plant. He will be hired Sunday at 80
at Oakwoods cemetery.
The MI Nu xis. club consisting of
twelve prominent young meneof South
Chicago, will give an informal dance
at Bessemer park refectory Friday
evening, Oct. goth. In all their affairs
the young men have been successful
and always do their utmost to make
, their friends enjoy themselves
If DIR. Ruckel cannot cure you he will
not take your money. -rSsS
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HEaEWIsCH.

Mrs. Watts of Hohmer Mich, was
expected to arrive here yesterday even
ing for visit with her son, Carl Watts.
and family of Ontario avenue.
Mrs. II. Box of Superior avenue was
Chicago visitor yesterday.
A very pretty wedding was solemn
ICED at ST. Florence Catholic church
last Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
when Miss Marie Zacharias of Hege-
wisch and Joseph w. Kasinowski of
Chicago were united in marriage. The
bridal party and relatives were driven
to the church in autos. The bride was
gowned in white satin, wearing hand
some veil of Irish point lace. caught
with spray of 1flies-of- the valley.
The bridesmaids. Miss Hattie Zach
Harias of East Chicago and the Misses
Frances and Helen Zacharias, sisters
OF the bride. were dressed in white,
carrying arm bouquets of white roses.
The grooms men were Phillip Kasi-
nowski. brother of the groom, and
Michael and Frank Zacharias. brothers
of the bride. The maid OF honor was
little Miss Annatinette Kasnowski, sis
ter of the groom. who was also dressed
in white and carried white roses. After
the wedding ceremony, in which Father
+. Thodnieicz officiated. assisted by
Father Nowakowski of West Hammond
and Father Zerosinszki OF North Ham
mond. A solemn mass was held After
mass the bridal party, followed by their
relatives and friends. We're invited to
the brides home. The house was beau
tifully decorated in ferns and white
roses. A twelve O'Clock dinner was
served in five courses. The tables be-
Ing decorated very prettily in the green
and white. The bride received many
beautiful presents in silver. china, cut
glass and linen which were viewed by
the guests during the afternoon and
evening. The bride has lived in Hege-
wisch quite number of years and is
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GRIFFITH.

Mr. ad Mrs. Henry Phillips of Elliott
called on friends here yesterday.
Miss Mary Christensen and her sis
ter, Mrs. r.. Wilkinson of Hammond.
visited friends here yesterday.
Henry Covert has announced his in
tention of running for councilman for
ward on the Peoples ticket.
Mrs J. w. Hough is Chicago shop
per today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Obey returned
from their honeymoon trip, While they
were gone they visited Mr. Obey's par
ents in Ohio. They will make their
home in Gary in a short time
Mrs. Amanda Boutwell, of Ross Wis
tied relatives here yesterday.
Mrs. Clifford Dutton has gone to
Chicago. where she will be the guest
of relatives for a couple of weeks.
p. c. Taggart has entered the race
for town treasurer on the peoples
ticket. Mr. Taggart is at the head of
the E.. j. & E. offices here and has a
host of friends.
The following pupils have been neith-
err absent nor tardy during the first
month OF school in room /: Edwin
Austgen, Leonard Lance, Leo Covert.
Freddie Grimmer, velma Dutton, Wv
len Seidler. Beulah Todd. Jacob Typ.
Arvid Gustafson, Teddy Walters, Ma
mic Helfen, Helen Hanson, Leona Han
son, Daniel Getzinger, Raymond Gov
ert. Carl Taggart Thelma Price, Wayne
Lightfoot, Morris Hutchfns. Margaret
Grimmer, Edith Covert, Laura Hand
Mary Z. Bennett. teacher.
Would you like to have all Of your
former vigor. snap and vim restored to
you. see DR.. Ruckel about 1t.
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FASHION NOTES.

A carriage pillow of whip cord with
the initials done in leather and leath-
err cordings sells for 1880.
Chinese trays with silk embroidered
borders, mahogany frames and metal
handles. sell from 81 up.
A blue satin bell of shirred ribbon
six inches long to hang on the dressing
table is pin cushion and costs s1.50
Chinese toweling sells at 81 for ten
yards 1t is decorated with blue fig
ures on white background. and can
be cut up into all sorts of pretty and
useful things for the house.
Silver sandwich trays are shown at
from $3.50 to S.. Glass sandwich
trays. with silver mountings. are quot
ed special at $1.95.
The latest thing in riding crops is
the all leather one with a crook at the
top like a cane. This style Is in pig
skin and. sells for s4.75.
A bootjack for the horseback riders
convenience folds together and has a
groove that holds two button hooks
and two boot strap hooks, 1t sells for
Sc.
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Holman street the members of the
Hammond Woman's club win meet for
their second meeting of the new year.
The members Of the Home Economics
Committee of which Mrs. Julius Dun
sing is chairman and Mrs. w. H. SPELL
man is vice chairman will have charge
OF the meeting. An interesting pro-
gram has been prepared and It was de-
sired that there was large attendance
OF Hammond people 10 enjoy 1t. The
invitation to attend was extended the
many friends of the members. An ad =
mission OF twenty five cents is asked.
The program will be follows:
Vocal Solo. ....... Mrs. w. d. Patton
Lecture-"Food Stuffs' ...-....
.....-.......... Mr.. Jacob Friedman
Instrumental selection .............
............. Mrs Eugene Cooper
Paper-.'The Field and Its Possibili-
ties ...........-.M Mrs. John Davis
Quartette-''Roses and Violets" $685..
........-...... The Hammond
Ladies' Quartette, Mesdames C. G.
Kingwill. Julius Dunsing. George
Dobbins and Miss Harriet Ferris
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Mrs. E. vanderhoff of Lincoln ave
nue. was the guest of Hammond friends
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whiting of Reese ave-
nue. are the proud parents of a baby
boy which arrived at their home We'd
nesday. Mother and son doing nicely.
Mrs. Henry Eggers. Miss Mamie Mills
and Miss Marie Seliger saw 'Grau-
stark" at the Calumet theatre Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Furstenberg of Harrison avenue
is spending several days in Kankakee,
the guest of Mrs. Paimateer.
John Adams sold two of his cottages
in Harrison avenue to John and Anna
| being $3.50.
Fred LaHayne and Mr.. Pilman of
Croker, Ind, spent the early part of
| the week here visiting the formers
son. Fred LaHayne and wife of Har-
rison avenue.
Mrs. Herman Theissen of Indiana
boulevard visited her sister. Mrs. AL
bert Schaefer of East side. Friday.
Roy Height has resumed his duties
at the Inland Steel works after be-
ing confined to his home for several
| weeks by illness
| Mr. and Mrs William Slagel are en-
PERTAINING the formers brother. Munsie
Slagel of cookville. Tenn. at their
| home in Harrison avenue
Mesdames Dick Blaul and Elliott
Aman were South Chicago visitors
Thursday.
Mrs. l. NJ. Hawley of Chicago visited
her daughter. Mrs. Fred Leverenz, Jr.,
of Harrison avenue, Thursday.
John Adams returned TO his home in
Otsego, Mich,
Otsego, Mich. after a few days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Nicholson of
Roberts avenue.
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LOWELL.

John Bryant of Chicago is visiting
in Lowell
A. Nj. Thatcher. who bought the
Michael farm less than a year ago.
has sold it to Clark Leary for an ad-
vance of nearly $4,000. getting s135
per acre for it.
Rev. Henry Hoerstmann attended
confirmation services at Cook Thurs
day and at Klassvilie yesterday, arriv-
ing home last evening. He married a
couple at Wheatfield earlier in the
week
A little boy, whose name could not
be learned. was run over by a buggy
last evening. The horse stepped on
him and front and hind wheel ran
across his back. He was more scared
than hurt, and was able to get up and
limb Off
Ben Lynch and wife went to Chicago
yesterday to visit relatives.
Peter Berg and wife attended the
funeral of a relative at Dyer yesterday.
George Wilson transacted business in
Chicago yesterday
Mrs. Frank Holmes of Shelby was in
Lowell yesterday.
Squire Newbold of Shelby was in
Lowell yesterday business.
Will Hack and wife went to Ham,
mond yesterday and brought Mrs.
Hacks mother. Mrs. Jerome Dinwiddie
medical treatment
home, where she had been taken for
Carl Gragg and family went to Chi
cago yesterday to visit relatives.
Mrs Rev. Johnston was Chica go
visitor yesterday.
Dave Bruckman was in Chicago yes
terday
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TOLLEsTON.

Rev. A. Rump, who has been i'll for
few DAYS, is able to out again.
Mrs. T. J. Griffin and son James and
Mrs. Frank hasten and children are
spending the day with Mrs. Griffn's
mother at Indiana Harbor.
Mrs. r. German of Cleveland, O., Wis
tied friends here yesterday.
Mrs. Bertha Weyhe will be the guest
of her parents in Highlands over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs cooney have removed
to their former home in Michigan City.
A. T. Ubrich of Chicago was q bust
ness visitor here yesterday.
II. Gastei of Indiana Harbor trans
acted busiess here today.
The teachers of the German luther
an prochial schools held their confer
ence at the church hall yesterday.
About twenty teachers from different
parts of the state were present.
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A DINNER.

An exceptionally pretty affair of last
evening was a dinner at which Miss
Adele Merz entertained few friends
at the home of DIR and Mrs. II. 6. Merz
in Warren street. Miss Merz entertain
ed In compliment to Miss Martha Pratt
who will soon move from Hammond
The guests were invited for six o'clock
and after meeting. in the parlors for
social converse ton they were asked to
the dining room and served with a
beautifully appointed dinner. A din
ner of five courses was served The
table beautifully arranged with
decorations of American beauty roses
Autumn foliage was used among the
decorations of the dining room and
parlors. The flowers were given the
guests favors. The guests returned
to the parlors following the serving of
the dinner and, enjoyed a pleasant So
cial time. Music and games were the
features of entertainment. Miss Merz's
guests were the Misses Martha Pratt,
Gertrude Shearer. Adele Dunbar Lii
liam Lewis and Ruth Wooden.
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CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.

very pleasant party was given
surprise to Mrs. A. F. Murden and Mrs.
Edward Murden last Thursday evening
a. the home of MN and Mrs A F. Muir
den In l50th street. The party. was Civ
en- to celebrate their birthday anniver-
saries and they received many pretty
gifts in remembrance of the day. The
guests met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Rynearson and from there went
TO the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Murden
where the evening was passed very en-
toyably. A short program of music was
given after which games were enjoyed
Dainty refreshments were served at
ten O'Clock. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Highlands and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l. Ray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reeder and son. Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Rvnearson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. urden.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Murden, the
Misses Irene and Esther Schroeder.
Grace Kingwiil. Rosa Trappy, Letha
Hendrickson and Messrs. Harry Miller.
Walter Allen, Walter Webster and
Walter Douglas.
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A NOTICE TO MEMBERS.

The members of Progressive Court
No. l6s Tribe OF Ben Hur have received
an invitation from the Gary court to
attend their meeting Monday evening.
October and. There viii be class inia-
ton during the lodge session and So
cia1 hour will follow. It is desired that
many Hammond members attend, A
special car has been chartered over the
Chicago. Lake Shore and South Bend
interurban and the members are aske
to meet at the North Holman street de-
pot and take the eight o'clock car. The
round trip fare will be twenty cents.
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quite popular in her large circle OF
friends. who wish to con graduate her
The young couple left here Thursday
at noon for Chicago, where they ex-
pect to make their home
Mr. Stone and III. Reed were in Rose
land ON business yesterday evening
Mrs. j. Edwards returned home after
a very pleasant visit among relatives
In the east
MI and Mrs A. A. Kuss attended
the theatre at Chicago Thursday even
ing. They witnessed The Girl I Love
at the Auditorium
Are you growing old too rapidly IL SO
see DIR. Ruckel about IL.
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DIVER

Peter Klein returned home from Au-
rora, ILL.,. were he attended the rural
mail carriers convention
Mrs. F. Scheidt was visiting in Ham
mond Thursday
Mrs. p Klein returned home today
after spending a few days visiting rel
atives at Cedar Lake
Miss Lizzie williams was a Chicago
visitor yesterday
Miss Rosa Keilman and Ruth stom-
mel were Hammond visitors today.
Miss Barbara Klein was a Hammond
visitor Thursday
Mr. and Mrs William Frederick. Sr..
went to Chicago for a few days visit.
Mrs. S. Ledoux was a Hammond Wis
itor today.
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A coMITTIaE MEETING.

The members of the history commit
tee of the Hammond Woman's club will
meet Monday afternoon October End at
the home of Mrs. Henry Burk, 80 Car
roll street. 1t will be the first study
meeting after the summer vacation and
a large attendance of members is de-
sired. The study for the afternoon will
be Russia and very interesting pro-
gram has been prepared on the study
Mrs. l. L. Meyer Is chairman of the
program committee and she will be as
sisted by MRS.. NJ Turner Mrs. NJ j.
Dermedy. Mrs. Specter of East Chicago
and Mrs. Julius Dunsing.
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A CHILDRENs' PARTY.

Mrs. Charles Kasson entertained
number of the little people of Home
wood at party yesterday afternoon at
her home in webb street in honor of
Charles Kasson Stamm. The party was
given to celebrate his sixth birthday
anniversary and he was presented with
many pretty gifts in remembrance of
the day. The guests were entertained
with games and spent very enjoyable
time. At five o'clock the children were
invited into the dining room and serv-
ed with dainty luncheon. The decora-
lions at the table were very attractive
and were of flowers and ferns. Covers
were laid for the following: Geurge
Hudson, Kathrine Sourbeer. Hazel Arm
strong. Averia Burge, Virginia and
Harriet Ray. Carolyn Holman. Fred
Wooden and Charles Stamm.
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SOCIAL NEWS FOR MONDAY.

Miss Beatrice Hansen will enter
club Monday evenig at her home, IL
Rimbach avenue.
Mrs. Lawson will have ms her
guests Monday evening at her home
In Gostlin street. the members or the
FleurdeIbs Club
Miss Elizabeth NettIer Will he Eat
home" to the members of st. Agnes
Guild of st. Paul'S Episcopal church
Monday evening at her home in
south Hohman street.
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WILL MEET NEXT FRIDAY.

The next meeting of the members of
Golden Rod Camp No 1851 Royal
Ncighbors will take place Friday even
ing. October 9Th in Longs hall in State
street. 1t will be the regular bimonth-
~ meeting at which the usual business
and social program will be carried out
The members are all invited to be pres
emit.
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HOLD REGULAR MEETING.

There will be a meeting of the mem
bers of Dorcas Rebeckah lodge this
evening in l. o. o. F. hall in State
street. 1t will be the regular weekly
meeting to which all the members are
invited and large attendance is de-
sired. A social session will follow the
business meeting.
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Az EyENING rARTY.

One of the most delightful parties OF
the week end was one at whiehs Mrs.
Peter Crumpacker and Mrs. w. G. Pax
ton were hostesses last evening at the
Homewood residence OF Mr. and Mrs.
crumpacker in Webb street. Their
guests for the evening were the MEM
bers of the Marquette club and their
husbands. II was the first social meet
ing of the members after the summer
. vacation and they were all present with
the exception of a few who are
Visiting out of the city. Mrs.
Moorbray who is Mrs. A. Murray
Turne's house guest. was the only
other guest. The parlors. in which
the guests were received, were very
beautiful with boquets of flowers and
!. ferns among the decorations. Cards
were the entertainment planned for the
evening and the guests played several
games of bridge whist at small tables.
After the games the honors were
awarded to Mrs W. F. Mashino Mrs T.
w. Oberiin. Mr.. B. l. P. Bell and Mr..
w F Mashino A prettily appointed
the conclusion of the games The re-
freshments were served at the small
IA bles in the pariors Mrs. T. f. Bell
was named as the next hostess and she
will entertain the members OF the club
at her home in Webb street, Friday aft
ernoon. October 18th. The afternoon
hours Will be devoted TO bridge whist
and the usual number of prizes will be
awarded in the games The members
will play bridge at their meetings this
year instead of euchre which has been
the entertainment OF all former club
gatherings.
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Last Thursday evening at her home
IN Walter street. Miss Charlotte Ham
sen very pleasantly~entert num-
Der of friends SpE honor of Miss Rose
- eminent was in The
,,,3ta shower planned in
At the evys Gish, who will be
school has Of the season. She re-
anfetty pieces OF linen, the
..rbe friends. Games and con
s,ac,~T enjoyed during the early
80 hours and at ten o'clock u
arranged two course luncheon
was served. The table was prettiiy ap-
pointed in pink and white and flowers
were used in the decoration. Among
the guests at the evenings pleasant en-
tertainment were: the Misses Rose
Gish, Rose Becker. Margaret Fryman,
Margaret Heimbach. Sadie Holtz. Zetta
Everson. Agnes Mcguire, Bertha Schilio,
Viola Bauman. Marie Roberts. Frances
viii. Edna Hartman. Edna Strickler
and Charlotte Hansen.
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CLEANING BLACK CLOTHES.

= From month to month we go on .
= wearing black clothes, and we .
= never seem to think that they re- q
q quire cleaning. 1t is enough that q
. the dirt doesn't show; we don't =
= worry at all about it's being there =
= all the time. Think how quickly .
= sOiIed a white garment would he, .
. and how a couple of days makes =
= our muslin waists yenrn for the q
= washfub. and perhaps you will =
= realize that bInck, too. Is un- .
= hygienic and uncican, even when .
= II looks all right, and much more =
= when 1t has actually the ap- =
= pearnce of being soiled and rusty. =
= At any time the appearance of =
= black clothes mny he greatly Inn =
= proved IL they are thoroughly .
= sponged with n strong infusion of =
= ten or coffee, provided they are =
. first of all well brushed and shak- .
= en-. But they mny also be washed q
q without coming to grief. Expert q
= ment with n blouse and go on TO a =
= skirt, and you will soon how y
q successfully wolfe, serge. cashfere, =
q lawn and cloth may he cleaned. =
= Add little ammonia to luke =
q warm water md souse the gar .
. ment, without, however, rubbing .
= 1t, then take II out, squeeze but do .
y not wiring 1t, plunge into cold .
= water. then hang 1t dripping In .
= the air to dry, having selected, of =
q course. a fresh and breezy day for .
. washing. Before beEs3nfn the .
. proccsS all stains sh~fd nrst be =
T. removed.
~AAVA
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REMOVED HOME.

Mr.. G. w. Hunter who has been very
i'll 1t the Wesley hospital in Chicago
was removed to his home in Holman
street yesterday. Mr.. Hunter still re-
main i'll but it is improving nicely, news
which will be welcome to his many
friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs John Honquist have re-
turned to Hammond from their we'd
ding trip and will be at home to their
friends at 203 East Sibley street after
October 18th. They spent several days
visiting at Niagara Falls and Buffalo,
n Y.
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NO MEETING TUESDAY.

There will be no meeting of the
members of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the
University club Tuesday afternoon, Oc-
tober Bird. The announcement will be
made later of the next meeting and the
hostesses for the afternoon will be
named.
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MEALS For 4 DAY.

Is nj z MT xAsc T.
'uffed Wheat, with Peaches and Creams
Bread Gridle Cakes Maple Strip.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Melton Veal, Sliced Tomatoes.
Seafoam Pudding.
Tea.
DINNER.
Pimento Bisque.
Spanish Chops. Mashed Potatoes.
Caulifiower Polonaise
Celery.
Mocha Cake Coffee.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our sincere and
heartfelt appreciation TO our kind
neighbors, friends and relatives for
the Good Samaritan assistance and
sympathy given us during the illness
and death of our beloved son Clarence.
We also wish to be thankful for the
many beautiful floral offerings.
MR.. AND MRS. MIC AUSTGEN.
Dyer, Ind.
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SOUTH CHICAGO.

Stephen Gubech was fined 5000 and
costs by Judge SABBATH this morning for
beating his wife numerically and then
turning here out into the night with
out sufficient clothing. Judge SABBATH
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called by the illness and death Of her
nephew, John Gamble
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A CHANGE IN MEETING.

The members of the Northside Ladies'
Club will meet Tuesday afternoon in
stead of Friday of next week at the
home OF Mrs. Hanson in Sheffield ave.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SHOPPING ETHICS.

= Systematixe your shopping. .
. Have a dehnite idea OF what .
= you want. .
. Write out list of the shops =
. where your wants will be best =
= supplied. .
= Ask for what you want In . =
. clear, comprehensive manner. .
. Remember that one has NO right .
= to waste other peoples time. .
= Observe the same courtesy to- q
= ward others that you would ex- .
= pect yourself. Z
. '.Please- and ssThank you- are Z
. easily said. Z
= Don't buy a thing because 1t is Z
= cheap. Z
= If possible do your shopping Z
y alone. q
. Count your change and be sure Z
= to have error corrected Z
= promptly. Z
= If you have mn account keep Z
= n daily memorandum of pur- Z
= chases, otherwise small sums will Z
= amount up and you Will he APP Z
o palled the amount of the bill Z
= mt the end of tho month. 4
= He Just about allowing the per- Z
= SON who arrived before you to he Z
q served first even If the HnIes- Z
= woman turns to you instead.
. II you are a person of leisure
= avoid shopping Saturday after Z
= Moons. With many 1t II their only 4
= time TO shop and the saleswomnn Z
= should not be neeilessly over 4
& worked.
= Above all Try to he cheerful and Z
= unselfsh and IT will pay. As you 4
q treat the world 50 IL Will treat 4
e you. 4
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nue.. A pleasant time Will be spent so
cfally with needle work