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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-15

bolts OF this splendid value. shop
early-a yard Soc.
white mercerized table damass,
81 inches wide, IN large and small
dotted patterns and floral borders;
a cloth worth 800 per yard; spe-
cial for our May Sale OF White:
u yard, Csc,
wearwell pillow cases, <5sSs: a
quality everyone knows, . special
at sec each.
% biesched sheetinG, a stand
ard quality. good weight: special
during our White Sale, a yard 80
English longoloth. - inches wide.
IN i0-yard bolts. a fine cool fabric
for summer underwear: 4 bolt.
R.U.
women's white crsps Dc chine
waists: regular $500 values; spe-
cisl at 49,.
womsn's white waists. consist.
ing. OF crepe Do chine. georBstts
and silks: regular $50 values. at
One lot Of georsstts waists. bead
and embroidery trimmed: sxcep-
tionsl values. st Nh.
women's whits wash waists,
consisting Of vollep and orHandies
with round and square neck: neat
~ trimmed IN lace and emhrold-
cry; sizes 20 TO i6: special at q.
women's gowns. made from
very fine quality rainsook. round
neck. short sleeves. neatly
trimmed In val lace and smbrold.
cry: sisss is and II. regular e2S0
values; special Al ot.e5.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-15
GREAT TREATMENT
Of CALIFORNIAN
Enterprising Drug Store Secures
Agency for Wonderful New
Stomach Treatment.
MAY NOW BE OBTAINED IN
THIS CITY.

With their usual enterprise and de.
sire 10 be OF real service 10 the pub
lie, the Westfall Drug Co. have Sc
cured the agency for what is reported
10 be truly remarkable treatment
for acid stomach, dyspepsia, malnu-
triton, pain or distress after eating.
gas, heartburn, bloa,ins. headache.
nervousness and all those disagree.
able joy-killing symptoms that Gre
caused by bad out t-of-order acid
stomach. This treatment was frs,
introduced on the Pacific Coast,
where IL caused considerable favor
able comment and Is now in demand
oil over the country, so great has been
Us success, one person naturally tell
ing another Of the wonderful benefit.
derived from its ust. Druggists
everywhere are olamosing for the
agency. All druggists like to sell q
product that produces, results; that
really has merit. They like TO have
YOU come into - store and say, by
George, that stdH you sold me is just
bully. Il fixed me up fine" Your
druggist Is human. He is in business
10 help you, and now you who suffer
from stomach trouble come in for
your share Of good luck. for the
Westfall Drug Co. can supply you
with treatment that offers YOU
pfomp, relief from your trouble. To-
morrow's paper will tell you more
about this hsatmsnL LAdv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-15

Womens gowns, made from fine
quality English lonscioth. dsintily
embroidered yokes with short
ysluss-speciaI Si.se.
women'a gowns. made from
good grade enGcioth. ehirred
yokss and lace trimmed short
sleeves; sizes is 10 10, prices S,.15.
Womsn's govns. made from soft
nhinsook. embroidered In pink and
blue In very dainty designs; Sizes
is and II; 1900 values, at $50.
women's gowns. In very fins
grade muslin, embroidered yoke-.
long sleeves; sizes ls and II; spe-
womsn's gowns. made from soft
finished ionscloth, round necks.
short sleeves, embroidery trimmed.
special At e'.ts.
Womsn's teddlss. made from
very fine Grade batiste, dainty
yokee Of val lAee and embroidery;
regular u values; special at >i,%.
Women's petticoata. made from
very good lcnscloth, embroidery
Nounces; regular ,lN to s2.OO
values. special Ne.
women's white wash skirts. In
Gabardine and piqus: neatly
trimmed In buttons and stitching,
wide belts, large pockets; sizes -
70 u; prices ranging from oa'oo 10
N.0.
Wemsn's middsss. made from
very fine grade middle cloth.
trimmed In old rose, pink. blue.
and red. sIses "a 10 u, price. Vt.o
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-15
after YEARS
OF SUFFERING
Dsating Lady Regains Health
Mrs Frenses Skero OF Dearins, Kan.
sss Was Very III.
Interstate Doctor Methods
Very Effective.

There are thousands oi people IN
every state who arc living lives of
misery and suffering, tortured from
diseases which they would willingly
give untold wath 10 have cured II
they could only find some other doc
tor with the knowledge aud skill TO
cure them. Such people cannot be
blamed for becoming skep,ics after
they have gone from doctor to doctor
and paid out large suns OF money Tor
treatment. only 10 be disappointed
again and again.
The following !, evidence OF tho tc.
suits tha, can he obtained by advanced
methods OF treating chronic diseases {:
March IA, 1917.
u was very sick for three years. I
doctored with a number OF doctors
here and other places. was 90 very
weak and thin ! could not do any OF
my work and had to have 4 nurse. In
November, 1915, they took me to the
Inter. State Doctors. had to be
helped up the stair. and always had TO
have a nurse go with me. ! was so
discouraged ! though, could no,
live. Now | am in better health than
| have been for years. send all OF
my friends TO the Inter State Doc
tors. ] cannot say too much Tor them
MRS. FRENSES SKERO,
Dearing, Kan"
The treatment used by the Inter
State Doctors is non-surgical. Only
the best and purest drugs and chem
ieals are used by these specialists,
their motto being that every sick per-
son Is entitled to the best medicines
that arc TO be found in nature regard.
less of cost. To obtain pure drugs
they prepare all of their medicines in
their own laboratories and every pa
tient IS thus assured ola pure medi.
cine--regardleH OF cost.
They have helped thousands back 10
health. Some have been cured in one
treatment (such as varicosed and
other enlarsements).
The diseases treated by the Inter
State Doctors are all chronic diseases
Of the blood, nerves, kidneys, liver and
stomach, including catarrh, rheuma-
tism. indigestion, constipation, neu-
ralsia, nervousness, loss Of nerve
force, soitre, gall stone, diseases OF
women and diseases of men.
Their institute is located on the
fifth floor Of the Herskowit, building
Their hours are: week days, 9 to s;
evenings, 7 to 9; Sundays, 10 TO u
only. (Adv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-15
WHITE SALE IN ECONOMY BASEMENT
Pyodss Immediate Ma San

Turkish towel. iss.1. lIsht
weight, suitable for hand towels
ana hotel use very special, per
dcsen. $50.
300 yards fine English main
sook, 80 inches wide; n beautiful
soft finished fabric for all kinds
OF underwear; very special for
our White Sale. In io-yard
lengths. &c.
Sea Side suiting, linen fin
ish, % inches wide (white only).
Splendid cloth for middiss. suits
for vacation days aud boys
blousssi Just q few bolts Of this
at a special price. per yard, 3sr.
Fancy shirtines. "a inches wide.
In self woven checks and stripes;
q beautiful and durnble cloth for
dresses and separate skirts: No
are Offering this st . special price.
500 yards Of curtain swiss In
dotted. strtps and fancy figures:
house cleaning timo 10 here and
these are socd values; . yard. 2so.
10 yarls Of white underwear
crepe, H inches wide; good quail
ny. In flne stripe effect; special.
yard. toc.
500 yards OF white curtain nets.
70 inches wide. In fancy open work
patterns; q special value, per yard.
fse.
1000 yards NJ white india Llnon,
30 inches vide, a soft. smooth
fInish, for womsn's and childrens
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-15

inches wide, IN cross bar double
and triple stripes: a desirable
fabric for summer: can be used
Tor undsrvsrmsnts and Infants
wear; specially priced for our May
white sale; . yard, ~.
500 yards Of bleached muslin,
full - inches wide, q smooth. soft
finish. without starch. and n
weight for WomAn's and children's
underGarmsnta; special, q yard,
tsc.
700 yards superior crash, In
white, part linen welt. IL inches
wldei special. &c.
S dossn bed spreads ~ sise)
single bed sise. COED weight for
roomins houses: special. u.
800 yards white outing. q inches
wide; q $50 value. q medium
weight. for infants' wear; special.
Ned Spreads. ss,1s. In an tho
crotchetsd patterne, good weight
q eiN valuei special. oi.So.
white wolfe. 10 inches wide
iust received . new shipment Of
this bsautiful sheer fabric. suit
able Dr. curtains ~ well % n
dress material; very special at DC
to.inch white ersandie; . closs
woven piece. and q grads selling
for Soc; very special during our
May sale. In Economy Basement,
yard, aDe.
White poplln. 80 inches wids.
n popular fabric, used for chill
dren's suits. middies, also dress
trimmings: ~ We have Just q few
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-15
The Tines Girl

positions IN stores or shops where
they will not encounter the dangers
OF wee sma' hours.
PennileS persons who have no
place TO walk or sleep except the
streets should purchase taKlcabs and
get rich. Taxkab owners should
reap a rich harves, through this new
antl.yice movement.
Policemen should resign their posi-.
tions and 90 home 70 bed There will
be no further need Of their service,
II the midnigh, ruling rises 10 the
height Of efficiency.
Women who desire 10 escape the
clutches Of the law should see 'ha'
none OF the above rules aud fegula.
ton. are viola,ed--eiher BY then.
selves or their iamilIc, SclAh e.
T. n D.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-15

Womens drawers, elosed style,
In fine grade longcloth. tucked
ruffles with lace; sizes - 10 80
special At see.
women's drawers. open style
made from very soft lonscloth.
lace and embroidery trimmed /;
special at YSc.
women's knitted unions, very
fine quality with tsped neck and
arms: sises 3s 10 ". st sss, the
suit,
women's knitted unions, IN q
very close rib. lace tririrnedi an
exceptional bargain at Soc.
Mems two-piscs Poroa Knit
Summer underwear. whils they
last at Soc. the garment; special
Mems .Ilk n.l. hose, . very
fine Grade: regular Soc values:
sizes ~ to u; while they last .
pairs for St.W
Mems Maeo yarn heDs. ~ e.
oeptionai value, saitasls ~ vseh
hossj regular Sss values ali slsss;
'pwvs,:a wam..', q ~, hss'ss r.,ss: Nv.
dcs,bl" Hsss ana iss, SsSsIssst :,
So%: wear; sises u = iSi Is,ss.
CSC.
chlIdren's white hose. Nsse .tAs
Wills shsy isst. ,Ss AN.
Chilarsu's hAh -. Whlte ylth
,,I' slSs tspa yery re S'sae sssssa
,.ccsI csIM.:c.. .," n s2i'::4 . sS.ss..
special q ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-15

since ' Crafy-thats me all over
and now I've just discovered that
have to 60 TO bed at - o'clock
Twelve o'clock Why, I'm in bed
before II o'clock nine times out oi
ten, Just simply cause | want TO. 1t.
different now that someone says
shall not sally forth a minute past
the midnight hour when honest folks
arc all supposed TO he at real
Twelve yes II gets you too, and for
that reason I've worried on, set Of
rules to make ,ht game a little easier
now that we must play il. NAY |
modestly suggest YOU mcmorie them
carefully and thereby save ilne--
experience at least!
Gentlemen when attending a dance
or social function Of any kind should
secure headgear at least ten minutes
before midnight At five minutes 10
l. said gentlemen should drop what.
ever they may chance 10 he holding,
including hands, and lose no time in
getting to the door. where they should
embark IN much the way that we are
told the wicked flee when no man
pursueth' Under no conditions should
the gentlemen see the women home
remember the open arms Of the po-
lice.
Gentlemen who arc eYfloyed at
night and who are relievcdirom duty
after II o'clock should change th.ir
hours, positions, carry portable
couch. or work overtime TO avoid the
pitfalls OF the after-midnigh, prowler.
Gentlemen who arrive on after
midnigh, trains should sleep in the
railroad stations.
Gentlemen who suffer with pro-
iessions that call them on, at night
doctors, fr'instance-s should obtain
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-15

In the spring Of 1898 was attacked b.
Muscular and fnflammatory Rhsuma tisni.
I suffered a. only those who hAvt II know,
for over three y-ars. ! tried remedy aftsr
remedy. and doctor after doctor. but such
Isllsf - ] received was only Temporary.
Finally, ! found . remedy that cured ne
completely. and II has never rsiurnS1.
have given II to . number who were ter.
lihly afflicted and even bsdriddSa with
rheumatism. and II effected . cure in
every cess.
want every sufferer from any form
Of rheumatic trouble TO try this marvsi-
Gus healing power Don't ess1 . cent;
simply fiIl out the coupon bsiew asd l
viii send u frss 10 try. After ysu have
used II and II has proven itself "a b that
long -loohsd-for means Of curing your Rhsu-
ma'ism, you may ssl1 the Vstss Of u,
one dollsr. but, undsrstaad. I d ast Sani
'sflsd - ssad H. Isn't that fsirf WHY
suffer say 'eaess whsH pcsitiy: rslisf q
Today. Nc, jackson 10 responsible. Above
statement b uus.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-15
|leunlatism,
Remarkable Hoss Cure Given by On
Who He'd N--Hs wants Every
Sufferer 10 Benefit.

send No MoneJ--Just Your Address.
Years Of awful suffering and misery
have taught this man, Mark ". JachsoS,
OF syracuse, New York. how terrible an
enemy TO human happiness rheumatism,
Ia. and have gwen htm sympathy with ali
unfortunates who are within its grasp. Hs
wants every rheumatic victim 10 know
how he was cured. Read what he says,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-15
Wants Her Constituents 10
Please Observe These
Rules for Escaping Jerry
Smiths Police,

Well II they keep on laying Us and
iorblddIng rs, the day is not lar dis
,ant when !, for ono. viii be ready
10 'l, quietly down in some secluded
,po, and peacefully await the cnd
Do You know its funny thing =
here am simple citizen Of the re.
public; I've wigglcd along Tor many
years without partaking OF the flow
ing bowl, the cup that cheer. OF
whatever il is they've lust made 4
law against. and was happy in my
ignorance, and then, blii-whiil aloue
come, someone who Says, Ethel aud
all the rest Of the u. $. A., thou
Shal, not" And I've been thinking
that I'd like TO sample a Manhattan
cocktail or nbblc a mint julip ever
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-15
Interesting Necs for Hot Roomug House and Boarding
House Managers
Sheets, Cases, Spreads and towels
Featured Uurinn the Whe ut

sixso Seamless shssts,--
with hout stare h-well
blenched, liS value, May
White Sale. each. ot,ss.
S3ss0 shests-For single
beds. SiA9 value. May white
Sale. each. S,.2S.
Crochet Bed Spreads Size
- by ". henmed. May
White Sale. Q.es.
Heavy Bed Sprsads-Sizc
isSs0. hemmed crochet, long
wearing quality May white
Sale. N.%.
seaiiopsd 0sd Spreads -
without corner. smoothly
woven crochet spreads: size
sinst; May White Sale. o4,50.
scalloped Satin oprssds-
Size ssSss, cut corners. $3.50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-15
JAPAN TO REVISE
KOREAN CONSTITUTION
tBy The As,oclated rrots }

TOXIC, May lS-'Ihc priyy coun.
Gil met today under the presidency
Of the emperor and decided upon a
pafiial revision OF the organic sys-
ten on the Korean government
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-15

Unpaid telephone bills for the monlh
OF May arc past due. II not pad
by 5 p. N. Of the 18th service will be
discontinued, Southwest Bell re. Il
Tel Co. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-15

value; May white Sale.
each. .e6,es.
Blue essrsueksr sprsads--
Sise s0xS0. hemmsd, for
summer use, May white
Sale, each. e1.eo.
seaiiopsd Satin BED
Sprssds-ln beautiful pat
terms and In both domestic
and foreign qualities: priced
and up 10 oi6.
Pillow Casss-t3S5s,
hleached pillow cases. May
White Sale. each. sbe.
Turkish ToweIs-SiIe s0x
is, May White Sale. per
dozen. e2.eo.
Turkish roweis-sise .sx
ts extra heavy. May White
Sale: special. each. soc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-15
Satin, Ceorgette and
Crepe do Chine

Tsddiss, Gowns and Bloomers-
In a multiple Of handsome styles;
souie trousesu lace trimmed. others
with dainty val. fllet laoes; fine
mckS. hand embroidered design,
and ribbons; choice Of pink and
white
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-15
oCAlDEO REFINERY
n ? WORKER GETS $500

Lee Rippey, an emplcye Of the Cos
3N company of Tulsa, was awarded
20 damages for personal injuries
IS morning by the state industrial
Gmmhsion.
Rippey fell In a vat OF boiling water
q the Cosden refining plant at Tulsa,
bsstaininp injuries from the scalding
which crippled him for life, The
award. which Is the maximum in such
ceses, will be made in a lump sum,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-15

Turkish Ts~els-slls iSx
80; has blue border; Soc
value; May White Sale,
each, i&e.
huek Yswsis-SiIe l5r2?.
plain white. May Sale. per
dozen, e,.Se.
Auek Towsis-Sixc lsS5s
red border; May white Sale.
each. CSC.
Quest Tosssls-liemstitched
huck towels. in guest size
fSc value; May White Sale
each. i5e.
hsif Linen Tcweis--Slzc
ltxN excellent 55c value.
May White Sale. 2se.
Main Floor. Wes, Room,
West Alsis.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-15
ENEMY'S LABOR
PROGRAM TURNED
DOWN BY ALLIES
||emeIreau Hands Note Re-
jeCting Foe Proposals,

PARIS. Wednesday May li-Thc
puncl Of four has declined to con.
der the note from Count yon Brock
pril Ranhali. chief of the German
Pace mission. relative 10 international
Rbor legislation In note sent to the
|ermau delegation today. NJ Clcmen-
Paw. president oi the peace confer
nee, say, that the allied and asso-
ned governments arc "of the opln-
Pn ,ha, their decisions give satisiac-
on 10 the anxiety which the German
fleahc PROCESSES for social justice
p,d iIsute the realization OF reforms
hieh Ne working classes have more
ban cye' right TO expect after the
fuel uai ,o which the world has
fsn subjected during the last five
Par
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-15

The National Woman's Christian
Iimptrsnce Union was formed in
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-15

White organdy and net dresses
for girls from , to Is years Of
age choice Of 4 vast assortment
of bewitchins styles; regularly
priced from Slo5 up to $500,
during the White Sale At 10 pr
cent less.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-15
White Sale for Children
Extend to the Boys Suits and Msse, Drssses Embrac
ing Both at Appealing Reductions
Boys Summer Suits Children. Dr.....
Reduced Ons-Fifth

Concerned are light, dark gray
and tan cool-cloth and feather
weigh, mixtures, bel,ed styles
with slash and patch pockets,
open leg and knickerbocker trous-
ers; sizes, 4 to IS years; priced
regularly from S+.9S up to $3.50;
choice Friday and Saturday only
at 7oT less.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-15

Chden Coats and Cspes-A broad range Of attractive models in
wool serge 'eurs and popns also silk popns as dark
blues mostly; sizes TO lo priced regularly from $3.50 TO so
ho'ce frday and Saturday One Fourth Less
Boy: Corduroy Pan,sGood quality brown corduroy pocket
knekerbocker styles sizes, TO IS; priced Friday and e. cn
saturday at S9s and @JsJV
Second Floor East Room
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-30

Old hot water bags should not be
thrown away, as they make excellent
Innings for song cases or for bags
I'm which to carry bath or tooth
brushes, ETC., when travelling. Cover
the rubber with any bright colored
material or with q colored linen
Small pieces of the rubber. cut three
inches and half by one and half
and sewed with white thread. make
good finger stalls to put on when par
ing fruit and vegetables. They are
easily cleaned and may be used a long
time. Another good use is to cut
round mats to place under house
plants. Such mats will prevent the
moisture from the earthenware saucer
from injuring polished surfaces.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-30
These Hints Will
M M ~
Help You Conserve
wx me- NM
Your Table Linen

- VERY housewife knows and
shudders at the soaring and al
most prohibitive prices of table
linens in these times, and the prob
lem of nappery and replenishing the
perhaps diminishing supply looms par
amount A great many people in this
crisis have resorted to the use OF
doilies exclusively, as being less ex-
pensive, in the first place. and rather
more economical in laundering. This
is a very charming compromise, but
one which does not always solve the
real problem at hand
For the breakfast or luncheon table
set for from two to four persons rum
ners crossed in the center Of the ta-
Bile are a very good substitute for the
plate doilies. Figured japanese run
ners on rather coarse white, in green.
blue. brown and pink. are quite at
tractive for this purpose. The advan-
tage OF using this material Hes in the
fact that small hemstitched napkins
in the same design may be purchased
to match. making complete set.
If the Japanese cotton idea appeals
as trifie too summery, use ordinary
crash toweling. such as Is ordinarily
used for tea towels. This comes with
either d dark blue or red stripe along
the edge or in a plain unmarked ecru
shade. II the touch of color seems de-
sirable, 1t is mighty good idea to
draw q couple of threads at the ends
and hemstitch the hem in colored floss.
OF course, 1t Is quite impossible to use
napkins to match.
Very often 1t is unnecessary TO pur-
chase new materials with which to
make doilies TO displace the worn
out table cloths. Take the last-named
apparently hopeless articles, and you
will see that most of the wear Is Just
around the edge, where 1t shows the
worst when the cloth is on the table.
Cut off all the torn and worn parts.
and then cut up the remaining whole
portions into square or circular doilies.
These may be hemmed by hand pr
machine hemstitched. Scalloping
makes a lovely edge, but 1t is doubted
whether the expenditure Of SO much
time would pay. If the doilies-eut are
square or oblong It will save lot OF
material which would be wasted were
the pattern circular.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-30

T< HE most attractive girl isn't al
ways the prettiest In fact TO
the contrary she Is apt to be
homely II one were to anaiyze her.
You viii often nnd that the girl gift
cd with beauty Is inclined to be a lit
tie careless about her toilette, think
ing her beauty will pass her through.
On the other hand the girl with tend
ency to LONELINESS will do her best
to appear smart and attractive. For
tunate for the homeiy girl she IL
bound to have one or two good fea-
lures and IL she is wise she will work
on these two points until they out
shine her bad ones. IL she has fresh.
clear complexion she will nurse Il.
taking care Of her diet and being sure
to get plenty OF exercise in fresh air.
n'she has beautiful eyes she will be
Just as careful Of them. avoiding eye
strain and wearing colors that will
bring out their color.
She Is most certain not TO spoil a
pretty mouth by biting her lips. Should
she be blessed with an attractive head
of hair she will be sure TO dress II
becomingiy and will wear hats OF
color that deal kindly with her crown
OF glory.