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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-12-06
CHAOS

Most of the describing conditions Russia have
made free the terms anarchy and And read
have imagined state of utter confusion with the orderly
process industry stopped with crime and
ton rampant with the nation changed vast weller of amss
and helpless humanity with public and private life broken down and
nothing going usual
And the readers have probably been about SO cent
wrong For things don't happen that rational
dent the New York Times writes from amid the supposedly hope
less chaos of Petrograd
fe goes in unineigbe way, defying hold plots and
amazing negaon cheating all prophets and battling all cacua
tons Trains still the electric light still burns tradesmen still
had goods for that called
, and even the postman does his daily round
It's the with mankind Even amid the terros and confus
Of the French Revolution if look into calm histories of that
event find the bulk of the population of Paris right in the
of eating and sleeping and working and buying and selling and
marrying and dying naturally in their BEDS surprising degree
Any revolution is more talk than anything else.
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StoD, Consider

Best grade OF Flour 81 lb. Sack
$3.50. II lb. Sack 75c.
Bell Of London Corn, 2 cans for 25c.
Nut Margarine made from Coco
nuts 35c per lb.
: Flake White AMI ScOco, Lard Com,
pound 25c per lb.
just received q barrel Of Famous
Mince Meat, only ls1sc per lib.
Now is the time to bake your Fruit
Cake. We have full supply Of she'll
ed Nuts, Orange Peel, Grape Fruit
Peel, Lemon Peel. Citr0n. Dates, Seed.
less Ralsins. Seeded Raisins and 9th.
er ingredients for Fruit Cakes.
w. |. NAUMAN & BRO.
@HOME OF GOOD EATS.
ILLS v. Second St. Phone 6ls.
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GOOD USE FOR A BREWERY

While the brewery industry being assaied by conservaon
waster of the nations food many beweres engaging
vty Of the opposite and helping the food supply
large establishment in Evansville Ind is good example
The company has cheery ded prohibition by going into the
ng and canning business 1t has transformed its old plant and
I'd half million dollars in equipment and looks forward
Nse money than ever, in ways which neither
Ns%,n object.
tnow canning apples by tire ear load and is pre-.
kinds of fruits and vegetables next II
Wy deserving OF particular mentions process
Ab, half dozen ea together
use for brewery
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Tho mans eyes narrowed.
''Mr. nolliaier. YOU'RE q liar

wv liulllsltlt yOu 70 a. llais
HOLSTERS brain was erased OF his
intention to CLEAN information from
the stranger, His reaction mani
tested itself In a short uppercut.
As the man staggered backward,
his face presented the stultifying as
pect of a Cubist'S canvas. So many
sensations were registered upon that
CONSTRUCTED area that HOLSTER. II
he hadn't been 30 fundamentally
stirred TO wrath, would have laughed
aloud. Rage predominated; and Bit
ter dSionlshmCnt ran SCCond, but
there was also moro than u trace OF
gratitication, and OF humor, As a
map of unrelated passions. that face
was unique in its scope.
But HOLSTER didn't laugh; instead,
he advanced a nimble yard or two,
poised on tho balls OF his feet, and
waited, as a gentleman should, tor
the CountCr-ottack 1t didn't come.
The sharp-nOScd man, smirking hide
ously, rubbed his chin and fclt gin
gcrly OF his tugular vein. Across the
lobby "A horritied clerk waycrod be
tween proprlety and a keen desire to
see II the young American could nuke
Chapter Two as convincing ~ char p
ter One-to see II, In tho language 81
the reviewers, H. would have a punch.
4 knot OF loungers, who had heard
the smack OF the blow, were in
stuntly on the run. Men appeared In
the main doorway. The elevator boy,
needless OF the peremptory ringing OF
the annuuciator, held his eyes glued
on HOLSTERS two nsts, and ~reIoiced
that ne had seen the fracas in it's In
ception.
other chaps a dub" murmured
the elevator boy professionally. Bis
.kan t41E IRA MAD ghaN eIwkVH
The sharp-teatured man, smirking
less and lcss, dabbed his taco with
his handkerchief.
You're Wild" he said, locating The
cut on his lip. you'll break your
hand some day with that wallop Vel
Il guess we understand each other.
Il guess we do!' said HOLSTER
breathing hard, And the next tim,
YOU get In my way III knock you
Silly
Much obliged for the tip" TIL,
man glanced about him ALSO toI
speaking so nice and loud Also FOL
hitting me whore there's witnesses
one Of these fine days youNl have ar
iieni2ed Dill'-
lot II comet"
'ItIl como fast enough
every well, Any time you want :,
get brained-Ju sec me again, vii
YOU
Angcrcd at his loss ~ poise, anr
mortified by his exhibition OF him.
SELF. be shouldercd through the aDr".
circle ~ hystanders and went, Wit.
what dignity no could muster, up me
broad stairway. As he turned o. tu'
fret landing, he perceived that tn
sharp-tac"d man, surrounded by m.
quISltiVe guests, was %scrihbling In q
note book Lrtween tntcrrogations I'd.
dressed 10 each OF the group IN order
Witnesses" said Hollister. Pooh.
pooh! Unsuitable assault and bat.
tery' This Is an English colony. lie
him push H." Nevertheless, the a.,
rect charge that he was IN tho pay o.
Har'VoI vas dlshearter.ug Din
vastly lie rather wished mat m
mad permitted the strange man 4
,Iroidato further.
"GOnfOuud IL" said HOLSTER "a
RGsiy to himself, In through. ~
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deeply, stretching and relaxing. VIII
help YOU keep in good condition with
cut causing strain on the muscles.
The following Is "A valuable stretch
ing movement. Raise the hands above
the head, come up on the toes and
stretch n try to reach the ceiling
with the tips OF the fingers. This
stretches the muscles at the sides OF
the waist, as well as those In the
arms, back and legs. Do not ovcrdo
1t. Five times at each practice a
dozen times a day is far better than
more times just once In a while. Relax
and rest all muscles in between each
stretch and do not do them in a
hurry.
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~ -HE 4k4&a@&

what l can-iet's not bear down on II.
I'll be glad enough to get ~out-believe
a.e!"
Il hope you will" Mr.. Cloud rans
for the sleepy elevator. II wish !
could be more specihc"-
HOLSTER held up his hands In dep
recation.
That's all right. I'm tired. II I
can arrange II, I'll take the oceana."
He smiled at Mr.. Cloud and Mr..
Cloud smiled htfully back. The Gle
vator door yawned open, and Nj.
Cloud went In. HOLSTER waved fare
well to him and turned irresolutely.
Should he cable hia resignation or
write?
Across the lobby strolled the sharp
visaged man in the heavy winter suit,
strolled up to Hollister and inclined
his head in a salutation which was
tart rather than obsequious.
Excuse mo am wrong, or Is
your name Hollister7"
HollisteT wasn't as defsrential az
he might have been.
You're not wrong 30 far"
p. w. HOLSTER, OF New York;
yes"
The sharp nosed man was evil
IDENTIFY satisfied.
Gould | have a couple OF minutes
private talk with you, Mr.. HOLSTER
Il think not The answer was
swift and unqualified. HOLSTER was
satiated with mystery. I'm afraid
you can't. I've got about two seconds
to spare. II you've got anything 70
say TO me. you can say II right here
That suits me- said the thin
mouthed nan. 81 can stand publicity
IL you an. ia have rather gone off
In a corner with YOU, BUTTS all me
same in a hundred years. What J
want to know is this: How much
does Jim Hartwell pay you on thir
job2"
HOLSTER. although he was startled
regarded the man contemptuously.
Pardon me" He took a step 90
ward the door.
Hold up. Hold on therel"
HOLSTER attempted TO brush past
him.
II said-pardon me. I don't care tc
listen TO you!"
You've got 10 listen 70 mel"
Something In his tone set HOLSTER
heart 10 humping. Tho sharp faced
man came closer.
THE rest OF your crowds out drly'
. ing. They don't know I'm here. Yol
and I've got half an hour 10 get dow
TO brass lacks. ! can make II WORT
while for you to talk. Man to man
and III come through II you will
wha does Jim pay your"
TO the best OF my knowledge
said HOLSTER. slowly, Il have no con.
nRnfinn -,IaNan.tfnE wptlh NJ n art
well'-
stop fooling'"
! On the contrary, -
You've got the nerve 10 stand Their
and tell me he didn't hire you 10 81
up your share OF this devtlishness
That's pifne! I know"
How do you known"
You claim you're not operating q
' him7"
For a starter. yes. | do claim r.
o What's next1'
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II o 10 to X e e
70 ur 70 u
PAULINE ~PURLONG'S
HEILTH TALKS
Completion Reflects Diaeslion

TO-DAY another resistance e.
srcise for rsluvsns'luE me
chin ne,s and ihroat II shown.
Md best results afs obtained ~
practising ~ several minutes a. IN.
tsrvsis during tho day rather than
sor . longer period Just once 10
= wills.
Place the closed nsta firmly against
both sides of tho chin and push hack
with them while forcing tho head
forward on Tho Ghost. This exercise.
you will notice while practising II,
brings the muscles 81 tho shoulders
and upper back into play ~ we'll A.
those Of the throat aud neck
Readers must also remember that
diet plays a most important part IN
Ithe condition Of the skin on face and
neck. and wholesome foods. which
make rich. pure blood, soon have a
marked eject on the texture AMI
color OF the complexion Copious wa
ser drinking ana daily baths are also
essential for keeping the pores open
and in prime working order 10 throw
or acids. poisons. dirt and grease
which collect on the face and body.
Women who are brunette type
usually have a sallow. greasy com.
plexion, and this class must be es-
pecialiy careful o. to their foods. Sc
Alecting light. easily digested kinds,
Nnd also limit them in quantity.
Most Of you know also that diseases
OF the intestlnes and digestive organs
600 show in the complexion, and for
\ this reason increased bodily activity
through daily practice Of some physi'
cal culture exercises for the trunk
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CHAPTER XIV.

LA RS. CLOUD. deeply agitated.
stood before him.
Mr.. Holllster," she ssid
huskily. We've got to
have a talk somewhere
and ! don't know where! They
won't let me put OF their sight They
won't let me alonel | said you and
wore cycling TO ElbA Beach--and they
all !aid they'd 60. too! cant get
away from them They wont even
be- snubbed. Ten minutes ~ enough
but ne got to be now"
what's the matter with the bal
cony2"
"No--Edithrl be up! They send
her after me II I'm away two min
utesi"
Let's make a start right here. We
can 20 down the fire-escape II We
have 10. What IL II. Mrs. CloudT'
Il want you TO promise not TO leave
me now. Listeni" Miss Rerford's
laugh was distinctly audible. Balln's
cousin blanched.
shes coming nowl Mr. Hollis
What's the dinerencs7 Lots 20
OUT
NO! Here! Hurry Hurry"
She darted down the hallway ana
hung open "a door. HOLSTER, In the
daEe which was becoming habituaI TO
him, followed stupidity. She closed
the door ever so softly and shot back
an adequate bolt. Breathless, they
stood IN suspense.
And then a tattoo sounded on the
upper panel.
Mrs. Cloud"
Ballin's cousin shivorcd, and lIol-
lister, with painstaklug care, took her
hand and gave II comforting pressure
She glanced at him, and colorcd,
"Oh, Mrs. Cloud! It's EDITH
HOLSTER shivered now, and Ba!.ln's
cousin lent him couragc
"IIumph!" There Wa a hnal rap
md a bang; skirts sWIshod md rus
i'rd, and there was quiet llollIsier
drew a long breath. aud Mrs cloud
withdrew her hand. lie was sorry
20 have II go.
81 told you So" she whispered. IT'S
been this way aver since Mr. llartwell
came! One OF them's always at'.r
locked"
Mine Is, either I suppose
i''s careless, but we'd better
pussyfoot out. hadn't wee
Move must talk. T. wont 'aF'
ten minutesl Please, Jim rIunlus
all the risk-you're not Hu.r,'
Through the hallWav rapid and
heavy footballs thunder. l'd Tho
noise OF a tremendous srI.'o 'ui no.
coherent words soms ous sNoT'
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organs aids materially In identifying
the complexion.
clear. brilliant skin and normally
proportioned figure are the greatest
indication OF sound health, we'll
trained muscles, pure. active blood
and internal organs which do their
work perfectly because they are well
cared for, exercised and cleansed as
nature intended they should be.
Take care OF your b~ody--give II at
least as much attention as you do
other things in life you cherish, and
you Will be more than doubiy re-
warded for your efforts through su-
perb health. which spells beauty.
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liollister laughed mirthlAssly.
Honestly, It's hardly-why, it's the
most fantastic thing | ever heard!
Who are these people? Are you posi-.
tive YOU aren't imagining a calam-
ity"
Mr.. Hollister!" The voice was yet
tremulous. but insistent. "Mr. Hol-
lister. lp positive!"
"Ill toll you what I'll do" said H0i-
lister abruptly. I'm tired OF the
whole darned thing-Bermuda-
I'd practically made up my mind to
leave next week. SO IN cable up to-
day. and II it's all right-why. Two
hung around here about as long az I
want TO, anyway. II makes mighty
little difference 70 me when | 60"
Mr.. Clouds grip frightened,
"You'll sail the day after to-mor-
row? The OceanA's going out thenl'
"IU think Of it, And Il I al ar
range TO get away, ! Will
You weren't cabling for money,
were you? could save your
timo"--
"oh, no, thank. Something en-
tirely different"
Along the shaded Serpent'ne Road
they walked at tortoise speed into the
%glistening town. Several times Mr.
Cloud squeezed HOLSTERS arm, and
looked al him as though impelled Ia
say something explosive, but the words
never came. As they were climbing the
steps OF the hotel. however, Ballin';
uncle said rather thickly: THANH
YOU, Mr., HOLSTER. ThatN relieve d
great tension"
And at the surname a sharp
Vlsaged man in O suit OF Northern
WOODEN, much too heavy and TOO
~dark-hued for Bermuda, a man who
had heen pacing i~mpetuously the Ions
veranda of tho Hamilton, stopped
short, and stared hard and forebod'
ingly At Hollistcr, and followed hin
into tho lobby.
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P UTessmdkeTs

around the top with lace edging. a
straight oblonE length is hung from
tho front to form tho apron. This IL
also daintily edged with the lace. but
quite the most irreststibly dainty part
OF this apron rs tho little lace
pockets. These are formed from vide
laco banding which matches tho do
sign OF tho lace edginB. Buttons n
e~yelc,s servo 30 close tho band OF tho
apron up the back.
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viciously. Some ono cried out. There
wa a thud OF a harder substance
agalnst a softer. a prolonged groan; a
fan, aud nying tcct. Hollister leaped
forward,
Good Godl" he said. Somebody's
hurt!'
The girl was clutchinE at him, but
he disensaEcd the bolt, hung open the
door and stumbled over a PROSTATE
figure which lay huddlCd IN a heap al
most on the threshold. Al the same
moment he heard other doors swing
ing
Inns cousin AWAY, Get back! Lock
~"
ID tho stairs bounded BALM and a
transient or two. down the long chute
% the corridor appeared "A man n
a woman, who suddenly broke into a
run as they sensed the drama. Hol-
lister, bending low. suddenly recog-
nized tho sharp features which still
bore the marks OF hts badly placed
uppercut.
phil gasped Balm, Selling his
coat where's Jim Hartwell2'
Tho lawyer, coming UP behind him,
spoke FOR himself.
Here I Am-what's this3"
More men and women. and more,
and more; running and crowding into
the circle, and drawing back In hor-
ror, and iostling ahead In their desire
to see the horror more clearly,
IT'S Dloderick-Jim's law p%artnerl"
Hollister Strengthened and put his
bnck 10 the nearest door.
"\N 1ll"-
Hartwell was on his knees.
"Got a doctorl' he snapped. Hes
hat h9rdi Who did it2 Get A doctor
beat ~"
Balm grasped him by the sleeve.
"Jlm-Whcrc were your"
ora Just gone into HOLSTERS room
waiting TOR him. Didn't | say | was
going after him? Didn't I come out
81 It Just now" He glared at Hol-
lister. II heard the row and came
out
That's right" corroborated some
one in the circle. "lIe did! l saw
him
Bauin's articulation was strangely
imperfect.
"Ph,l, Weren't YOU in your room ?
He SAYS you weren't--hut weren't
you? Where were you. Phil7"
In his minds eye Hollister could
see a girl trembling on the other side
Of a thin partition. lie could also see
"a little notebook. and a host OF wit
nesses to an alteration In the hotel
lobby. lie could see that the truth
was impossible, and that the circum.
stances OF a lie were almost as bad.
lie squared his shoulders and looked
steadily at the kneeling lawyer.
"Wcll," he said slowly TO the
shocked assembly. Isn't that for-tor
tho magistratc-and not you-to
ask
G. he Coutinued)
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CHAPTER XII.
Continued }

CContinued)
- OLLISTER felt himself rather
"a out Of tho picture, Which eN-
planned IN a way why be waH
~ less surprised than he ordlnar-
ny would hayo been. when
Mr., Cloud made the strangest
request OF him that Holister had
heard in many a day. Before making
this request Mr., Cloud carefully
guided him to a deserted spot and
prepared the way with yatIous
usnoeuvres NOR or less skilful II
was nothing short Of an appeal thai
he return 10 New York al once
Naturally HOLSTER asked why. And
the answer was more surprising than
the request. IlollLster caught MS
breath. 49,
You're not in earnest, Mr.. CIoud,"
"Oh, but l am, And because 1 do
trust you-and believe in YOU'LL tell
you why l ask you to leaye-and
soon. Consciously or -unconscIousIv
you're controlling the happiness ~
five people. The fortunes OFT
three, The safety of-of one, I am
In earnest. Mr.. HOLSTER. I'm utterly
and ~eternally in earnest. I'm In earn,
est to the extent OF asking this ~,
you-and 1t isn't easy for me" "
The happiness Of five peopIe-do.
ponds on me- Depends on my leay.
ing Bermuda" "
Mr.. Cloud bobbed affirmation
"Yes-and you're one Of the 6va"
HOLSTER exhaled lingeringly.
mo! Still-you may be right that
FAR we"
But I'm sure! I'm not tritIinp
with you-Im stating truthsi" ~
And you say the-the fortune. -,
three people depend on INV En-
away from here?' s''"s
Yes, And you're ono OF the tbreo .
HOLSTERS emotions we're yo,ca ~
And the safety Of oue2"
yes"
who Is it2"
Mr.. Cloud drew back at the una,
pected outburst. N"
"I-please don't ask thati"
ut isn't myself, Of coursel"
mo, r.
"Who Is II, them"
mir. Hollistar, won't YOU Savs -
the-the pain 81 refusing 10 ansn
you? I've given you the truthMner
haps shouldn't have given So mHr
but | want YOU TO see thai this ,
very real, and very imp%ortsnt an
very imminent" 81"
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Original Fashion Designs
For The EUeninO Worlds
Home Dressmdkers
Mildred Lode wick
t~Tsr' 'f y '- r--' rrfsf- % 80 - ~ f~s
DainfU ApTOn for Xmas Cfn

:
agf4s arf
spoons. 80.
.ths dainty Toran
cannot have
msny Ntnv ~
ne most
QUE sft .I.t.
msts 4ffftfuys
and Vsfy ~
abls Christmas
uftH .tiu' Ht
= 70 fIh ~
varisty ~ f'yisH
Tor thsss aprons
tbat Tor ths rom
an who starts yut
20 make ono. ~ 10
%pcrpieunE
NJ design ~
a. DAY Isa pleas
Inc In erprrtation
unusually pretty
with ~ ribbon
shoulder straps.
which arN m
| iahed with bows
| In front. aud suit
able % bo dunncd
when sewing ~
serving afternoon
tea. or on other
8 "a occasions
when Rt home
with onsa init
mate Eirl friends.
The fabric may
be any sheer ma
torinl such as
batiBic. Swiss.
chiffon cloth or
Gcorgotto crepe.
Although white
would he tho
usual choice. nesh
pink would be
both pretty and
modish,
From tho wide
band Of the fab
- n /, h a a
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WATER FAILED TO CHECK
FLAMES.

XVJATER will not always put our
w a hre. This applies particular
W ~ to a fre where grease -
present in quantities. A technical pa
Der cites an instance where a fire in
the oil box Of an engine was spread
over a large radius when water wa
throWn upon II. The water scattered
tho grease In all directions, and soma
Of Il was caught up by a flywheel
spreading the burning grease over
the building. IN n few minutes th9
whole plant 'bas burning.
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DANGERS FROM SHALLOW
observation-disclosures s.: Every
one should cultivate the habit Of
deep breathing, and the dangers from
shallow breathing can be easily
pointed out IN few words: Shallow
breathing makes the liver lazy, which
fills the blood with bile, and dull eyes,
sallow skin and headaches are some
OF the results OF this condition exist
Ing. Sensitiycnsss 10 colds ana
, throat troubles are other results or
\ shallow breathing, This may cause
pneumonia and consumption To tako
hold of the body. Round shoulders
and narrow chest are other lhdlca-
tions OF improper breathing.
WHITE HEADS-HARRY T.: Bathe
tho face in very warm water n TAR
ar sulphur soap. Make a la'her WIN
tne anger tips and rub II on the
1yhtteheads. Then inse face Win
cisnr warm water, then cold water
my we'll without undue friction II
amply alcohol on a pun OF cotton 10
close the pores
.lExERcisEs FOR THE AGED AND
WEEK.-MRS.. IL. T. X: breathing
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A Threat Is FOllOWed by a Bl0W
And HOUister Tries Hard
To Shield O. Woman
lCopyHEht, the Bobbs-MeTrtli company.l
SYNOpSlS OF PnECEDINN CHAPILRs.

IaNp HonsbT ypg wal street man aud out Of Nb, engages himself 70 perform an IN
unuUu ti an ,unkAync cNnL hut With the P.uuns that 4 L. thorough, onofpe "
aGrNhg 4 lie i adeyd TO BTmuda aud tier finds, husfin hs ~TIayS 2, Ned BlMa
sr% SSTi RG 'nffsa9&aGa Nj sTT c sS1aa mon # HSoS.@9; D st J;s a%sS fT $' 3Tg' paa&Ss L 'SseogTPs
iE O. HarShl and dsdoss NE whUG, Ghme TO ~ to friends, balm and kirby They calmly
s sa ~ "a 81 HS .aa ne a aoT.s ai aS T%s as Sgo s.S Ss SSF& 80 IBID s ma .S. 'h&h5sTT i IS "a @ssS%%i
bs Nts1d with his snlsnr
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satin dress which
would like 10 maxi
over. and ask you
kind advice. The waist
Is plain, with q sahb
extending from from
panel. 10 tie in back
Tho skirt Is a plain
two piece model gath
cred slightly. Long
tight sleeves ana
white Georgette collar
I am "a years OF age
rather slim. light
brown hair. clear skin
blue eyes
MISS T O.
Tan color chiffon
could be uaAd "a aua
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-
The appreciation Of a gift does not
n. An its commercial value IL 10
tho thought that counts, and then
tho. g 25-cent article that Is rea'lS
desired will afford more real pleas
,,ra than a 81 gift that Is peIecl'S
useless TO the recipient
NJ rs surprising how many really
worthwhile gifts there are az 20
nents. There are nice collars pretly
lfnaerie. clasps OF ribbon and uny
roses, ivory napkin rings, n lor INC
baby there are dainty sleeve phlus'
Service pins with from one 10 three
stars are 25 cents. Then there are
hretty' calendars, and one hpoP -
reaa,Irina "a cent gifts neatly packed
in boxss with attractive cover de-
signs and appropriate sentiments.
Among these are telephone call ana
Ldtchen order blanks, corks of all
Vsixxs, lemonade Strawsi paper po"ucT
haYes, powder puts In envelopes,
blotters for each month, engagement
Dads, laundry lists, score pages for
auction bridge or tiye hundred and
various household calendars.
A novelty at "a cents rs the paper
weight in the form OF either a mill
tary or naval hat. Both are excel
lent miniature reproductions and are
popular small gifts this year.
Then there are combs, hair re-
ceiyers, soap boxes, &c, for those
cIyho are accommodating a white, blue
lHr mink toilet set, A 1918 pad for the
desk calendar might prove acceptable
and some Of these come as low as
"a cents in all sizes, A good box OF
stationery OF correspondence card'
can be had at 20 cents. A bolt
Of washable lingerie ribbon makes
sice gift and the little girl will be
delighted with a now hair ribbon. \
bracelet for holding the ball OF WOO
will be Just the thing for the knittel
and these can be had at 90 cents
One shop is showing children's hand
4, kerchiefs inclosed in novel receptacle'
such as cameras, trunks. &c, at =
:. cents.
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