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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-29
The CoIIeue Girl Writes

pear Cynthia cannot in all truth
say am devoted nightly reader, Tor
am not in the city during the greater
part OF the year. being that abhorrent
object to marriageable young men tac-
cording to two of your recent corre-
spondents)-a college woman" I
wonder what Frog" whose so onlight-
ening letter concerning the modern
brown-eyed, brown-haired damsel was
published not long ago. thinks of
the college girf-for the term college
woman" Is, of course, singularly objec-
ttonable to any one who knows her?
Frog" in his avowed creed on the sub
ject of women Ct wonder If he thought
world his defiant statement that he goes
out with different young woman four
times weck-or some such figures, |
can't remember, and numbers aren't
important.
For the love of heaven does he think
that any sane person is going to object
to such course of action? Let him
take all the girls in town out poor
man. If he wants to, but since he seems
to care enough for the species femina
thus much to associate with her, let
him not rail at her imperfections. |
confess that I do not know what he
means by the old-fashioned girl. of
whose location he so. plaintively In,
quires | rather imagine that the girl
| of past generations. shielded as she was
from a knowledge of the world with all
| the pride of sham modesty, would be
no more popular today than the win
some -mouthed creature who Is willing
to help restless individuals like Frog"
enjoy life. Paint and powder 1t Is to
be remembered, were known in, before
and after the days of Cleopatra, and
their uses and application thoroughly
understood.
BY the way would it interest Frog
and other readers to learn that there
is in actual, civilized existence a girl
who powders only when she happens to
| think of it. and, her memory being not
altogether good, that Is not often? For
behold. I am one! And it doesn't mat
ter bit to me that men fall" for the
| silly little fools who don't know better
than TO say in public newspaper col
umn that they are considered attractive
| by both sexes, and are deeply in love
with boys of nineteen. who, no doubt
| don't much care, one way or another.
CORONA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-29

. A. ...dr counter
THE girl behind the canos 49, -
i finished wrapping up two poAes ,'' VI
candy, and started making out the SIP.
1,Thot,s two dollars. isn't it?" said
the customer, as she opened her pock
etbook.
.INo that makes two and a half. "
.o,,;oJ ,bo salesqirI. looking up from
p''J" tbp hook I "Tbey're dollar and a
.no .mo rtcr aniece -
q'% "o, -, ,y,r didn't you ell
oh. p3.ne No don't think
me IN M .ne nuSs Wo,I p'oI ion't want them IL
you u.u; o. tn; nr;oc Yon can lust take
,is .h.s .;rht honL - ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-29
"zadee" Saws Bows Like Stiffness


Dear Cynthia-More than one hoy mas mas
remarked to me OF the extreme Stiffness
OF 'the present-day girl And 10 tns
astonishment of the last one agreeu
with him but added that consiuereu
the boys quite as light-headed. naNe
a faiAy good mind. l love to read ana
keep MYSELF well versed on curren.
topics. And II Is only with older people
should ask my partner at uance
what he thought of the League OF
Nations I'm sure he would consider me
quite insane. | find that to make, as
they term 1t. hit with the average
hoy of from eighteen to twentN-threc' an
! need Is an ability TO dance wei; ca
pacity for seeing humor in any JOKE ana
foolish giggle to emphasize that iaLt ,
an ever~ready flow of extremely iooilsn
chatter, knack of looking well-dressed
and not too determined idea ABOUT
kissing. 1 don't mean you have 70 KISS
every Tom, Dick and Harry, ana IL you
know the game you really don't nave 10
kiss any of them.
I'm sure when the boys finish reading
this they will admit that II is TIE un-
exaggerated truth. So it's up to you
boys to demand something besides silly
behavior from your girl acquaintances.
have one very good frield who is
twenty, and he Is the only boy / know
who talks good sense.
l would like to see what the boys have
TO say on this subject l feel sure | am
right. ZADEE.
A sensible and very true letter. Speak
FOR yourselves, boys, and see what you
can ofter as an excuse
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-29
CyE LET THE sSALESCIRL IN
RIB OUT ALL HER RECORn
Aud Then She Changed Her Mind and Decided to "Tae h
after AT'-She Doesn't Consider the Womau
T., Behind the Counter

HuoW much is this?' tbev ne, :,
- snleswoman, as she unn;r. .s @
unrolls card Of narrow lace 90, u
that's more than I'd want to pay. No, ma'
what is this? Could you undo a ,,.,,,
Of it? i like to see how it loot. a..' US
from the other. No, I'm afraid a.,
little narrow. Now this next ono Ioo,' =
pretty-yes. that looks rather vol, :.
it. You see I want to put il a,orva ~
the neck and the--now what Ia n..
one, this looks unusual. Oh. is nas I
the price-that's too much. That a.,
only thing you have, is it? Well r1 T
afraid none of them will quite do M N
have to look somewhere else." :"
There is very seldom word O, th,.,.
for trouble from this kind Of sbonu.'
and the salcswoman is left with cnm., w.
ter full of struggling lace and srr,o,as
ed by waiting customers. Yet this ssau
per is just the kind who would yo bnop- bop
and complain bitterly about the ssry,ns SDiS.
in the stores. 1--WE
II cant getting anything wan, ,
she probably states. II don't think ~.
have the assortment Of things that th.,
used to have. Now, you'd think |,
would be easy to get the kind Of lar.
| | want to go on that, wouldn't von,
But everything was too narrow or too
wide. or too expensive"
When you see the sample Of the dre,,
| that she wants to ruin with lacc /,
seems fortunate that everything was tos
narrow, too wide or too expensive. But
| it never occurs to this kind of shonns,
that she might be little narrow (,
wide or expensive herself.
To say nothing of plain lack Of con.
! sideration
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-29


Two- thirds cup OF sugar.
ploco !, , r,ix;,c bov, md thcn s;rt
to mix. Now add
one ana hree- quarters cup ot hicE
sour cream
One p'nt OF "dShcd rdSpOerricS'
-
oroa.cd ~ c,r.nrnin di"L onJ .nro,d ,ho
-, s,,,, ''," ,,,o,tI, o". NAV l., s,nar,
LnnI Lt"r >"''''"' '" P'"'' III -
Onc-hGt cup Of -four.
Fire tablespoons Of bro,cn or
pOrderCd sugar,
"o 'cnSpoo"S oJ c'nhomoh,
OHc'""V "uSpo'" " ""'"e9'
Sift 10 mix and then rub into the
mixture three level tablespoons of short .
cninp Snread over the pudding ana
baLa /, n slow oven for thirty five min
ntes serve with custard sauce.
Blackberry Cobbler
Wash one quart of blackberries and
then line an oblong cheesccakc pan with
plain pastry. Spread the berries and
then sprinkle
c t..J o.1.
0mc c,,n ~ e,,oar
D,,o- ciaL,L ,cosuoou of ,u,uc,
u,o hor.ios Nat r;th hi,s or
Snt.o p'tt 'nr n,l ,hor cornr cr;sscross fosL
;",' ;.n ,'T ,.;do .trins oT nostr,
ion w. ',, ,ni,L ,,,ato. al Lai, .
,' uSn .,u. ,n' o,,or For tbirtv.fvo minutes
-,
Ihree cups W 1o"'
DHe ieaSpTo" ~ N''''
ico Rret tdOIcSpoo"S W odNHg
porder,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-29

The Jupuerian and four Of tho other
types of humanity are Of so prcpOndrr-
antly cheerful, bright and optimistic
disposition that there might really be
danger of too much frivoity in the
world If there were not at least ono typc
gifted with a solemn, sober, almost sim
lister sort of wisdom to act as a restrain
ing influence upon It's too impulslve
brethren. This is the Saturnian type,
which is represented by the predomi-
nance of the middle finger. II the mid
die finger Is not more than normally
large, there should at least b" a d!spro-
portionatcly large mount at the base
OF the finger to Indicate the presence Of
its type qualities.
In this connection II should be stated
that, normally, tho length OF the fingers
should be as follows The tip Of Jupiter
(index finger) should reach well beyond
tho middle of the first phalanx of the
middle finger CSaturn) the ring finger
(Apolo), TO the middle Of tho first
phalanx of Saturn and tho little finger
(MerCury), to the line of dCmarCatlOn
between the first and second phalangcs
Of tho Apollo finger.
S7iurnF ch9rac'orl"'iCa arr hIgnNv.
wisdom, sadness. q leaning toward su-
pcrstltign and gloom.
60 Be Continued.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-29
Leather Chairs

Leather furniture coverings last longer
and look better II rubbed occasionally
with castor oil or a commercial leather
polish TO restore the oil that gradually
dries out The liquid should be we'll
rubbed In and any excess wiped off the
surface. otherwise this film OF oil will
collect and hold dirt which will darken
the leather and soil whatever touches It,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-29
Please Tell Me
What TO DO
BY CYNTHIA
Is "pe Juren a Spoiled chlId9

~ St'p opo''So ~''
Dear Cynthla--why spoil perfectly
good discussion and allow "De Jure' 10
walk off with all the honors3
Now, DE Jure," arc you spoiicu
school boy or human being endowed
with good common-sense and why sien
yourself DE Jure," when you don't i've
UP TO your title? II King Midas de-
served long ears, you ought to have 'he
ears and the bray" both. No woman
is going to shout glory every time you
flap a wing.
You'll meet your Waterloo; Napoieoi,
did. and he had Il all over you io'
brains.
Sometime, you'll be glad enough 70
chase down to "Hades after some DIV
eyed Eurydice." If every woman 20, 20
got every man she met hve minutes aIted ,,,
she left him. you wouldn't be mere @ a,.u
neither would ]. IL conceit was con-
sumption you'd wake up some mor.Ins n,
with wreath of lilies on your cneS.' :.
BE fair DE Jure." Don't try 10 pe % %
little "tin god" because we MOI rta's e
aren't made that way. AS mortals we re
bowling success. AS anything ''se
we're bowling mess.
PLAIN JANE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-29

DO not place cold jars, either filled or
untitled. in hot water.
DO not place hot jars in cold water.
DO not overpack jars which are to be
processcd. Some products like corn.
pumpkin. peas, lima beans and sweet
potatoes swell in processing. Pack jar
only to within one half inch of top.
Do not allow draft of cold air to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-29
WHAT'S WHIT
BY Helen Decle

At Quaker meeting, the men as.
semble at one side of the room and the
women gather on the other side. wher-
q group of women there la a QUAKER
Meeting" effect quite suitable to n
Friends meeting house, but wholly out
OF place In a social gathering
Society is established on basis OF
courtesy and courtesy requires that
men shall pay some measure of atten-
tion to women, shall entertain them or
be entertained by them for the promo
tion of social amenities.
stag, parties have their own place
they should not be made units of n
mixed assemblage.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-29

strike jars when they are removed from
the Gamer.
The wire bail should not fit too tightly
or the jar will break when the lever is
forced down.
All new Jars should bc tempered be-
fore using. To do it, put them in cold
water sufficient to cover them and bring
70 a boil
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-29
Adventures With a Purse

ENOR long time there was none of it.
L know because some one who loves
1t tried it several times. But now they
have it again-rtiny bottles of that fra
grant imported perfume. which. If you
can afford to buy it by the regular size
bottle as it comes from France, costs
many, many Go,iars. But if YOU. too,
love it. and are satisfied with just a
bit Of 1t to touch behind your ears, per-
hapsi you can get few Of the pre-
cious golden drops at time, as. in fact,
your pocketbook will permit 1t is put
up by one understanding shopkecper in
thirty five, forty and seventy five cent
bottles.
OF course, you have seen thstuvetyne
hats. All the shops have 'em. ana
everybody is wearing 'em. or wants to J!
Perhaps you have also noticed that their
prices are alarming. / saw them in one
shop for S15. and in another for $50
and ] hope Peter forgets to read to-
days adventures, for | bought one in
one of those places, only I'm not going
then I have discovered duvetync hats
for as low as $3.50 and they are very
smart. One. for instance, has a crown
of jade green taffeta with soft turned
up brim of duvctyne. embroidered in
black. There are number Of styles
and colors, and each is very attractive.
These hats were there just day or
two ago. and there is no reason to be-
lieve that they will not still be there,
if you see about them at once.
The parrot lamp would look we'll on
your desk or on a small living room
table. The base is a truculcnt, bright
" colored parrot. in characteristic pose.
The bulb of the lamp is arched on a
curving rod which goes up back of the
parrot. This lamp was higher priced,
but it has been reduced to $3.50.
For names OF shops address Woman =
Page Editor or phone Walnut 5000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-29
THE WISE HAND

The middle finger (Saturn } l. dis
propOrtionately bigger than on a
non Saturnian handj and has
prominent mount at its base.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-29
Menu Contest Honor List

Mrs. G.. W. S.,
S2f6 North Seventeenth street
Menu
Neck Of Ham Boiled with String Beans
and New Potatoes
Bread and Butter
Coffee with Cream and Sugar
Raspberries
SALES SLIP
One and one.half pounds neck ham -
One quarter peck string beams. 10
One quart new potatoes. s........... IL
Bread and butter ............... 10
Coffee with cream ............,. .lV
Sugar ..,,...,.. ,...,.........,,, %
RaspberrleS .,'.'''''''' 10
lOtal ,,,,.',, ~
This dinner can be prepared in one
pot, therefore only using one burner and
saving gas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-29

For names OF shops address Woman's =
Page Editor or phone Walnut 5000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-29

TomorrOw-EIeanor's story
The Washington times., 1920-11-28
To Avo,d Rough, Coarse.
Ch.pred. Elctchv Skin

Mes, skins rs1u,rr -or-''~- -ro-roi-~ -
':,s zssson - keep thew, tr~r, bc-crolar
rnduly re1 h!ct-hv. coar:e rul=h ~ harsh
~ II crch -cr1.t!cn ha- d.vciorsd :, over
Horn. ~ In such cs-ec ,t ,s rart'~u'a-,y
'nadVisaelr 80 kssr p'lrmr on co:rne''cs
ybich clog The pore: and make tha corn.
plsr,on worse tN3r ever
It't lo' irors -eneihif IT, uas orf'rsry
rnercollzed wax which ll'ersliv sheorhs
7poilsd ccrpi"Ni"n. APP y IN" WsN. Nls
old crenm. hef0re retiring. N"Kt morning
N washing ~ off. vou'll wash away inC
hour-ljha parti"l": of the unSiEhtly cuticlr
Repeat for w"ok or n1nro and tou'll have
IN entirely ncr skin soft white. spotlcSS
and beautiful ~ q Child'S. Dnc ounce of
usrcoli2ed wax, rrocurab:c at any drug
:'sts. is all YOU II nrc,I.
The Washington times., 1920-11-28
LOWER PRICES
COST BILLIONS
Stupendous Loss Due to Tum-
bling Markets Felt Heavily
by Farmers.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-Falling
prices have Topped of more than
twenty billion dollars value from the
high prices Of American farm prod
ucts. manufactured commodities,
and stocks ruling earlier this year,
according to figures compiled here,
Loss FALLS on FARMER.
The greater part OF this less-st
least two-thirds or more--hss fallen
upon the American farmer.
Twenty billion dollsrs---or six times
the cost OF the American civil war
has vanished into thin air,
That much denation has been ac-
complished since the American bank
ers have frightened up on credit. And
the dehation 10 still continuinG In
some commodities. as the daily mar
ket page reports testify.
The biggest loss sustained by the
American farmer has been on his
corn crop. The indicated corn crop
amounts TO 5000, ,00O. 900 bushels, and
the price OF corn has fallen :rom 81
a bushel this year to around 81 cents.
That means a four-biilion- dollar de
iation.'
LOSSES on CROPS.
The American farmers peAt big
gest toss on his 1920 crop has been
on cotton. The indicated crop is H.
$50, 900 bales. and cotton has dropped
in price S1.35 bale. which means
that the Southern States will have to
stand loss OF si.725ooo,ooo from cx-
pectcd sale price.
The third biggest defiation in
crops has been in wheat values. The
indicated crop is T5l ,0o00oo. since
July 10 wheat has dropped from SEA
cents a bushel to s1.52 Thus the loss
has been around $685.. 100000 The
price of bread in New York city was
reduced I cent per loaf today.
SUGAR DEALERS LOSE.
The Cuban sugar producers have
been compelled to take a loss of 81,
43o 600. 900 The sugar crop there IS
estimated at 10000 tons and the
price of sugar has fallen 16 cents
pound this year. or 1888 a ton. But
as yet there has been little dellation
in the United States In the price of
candy or baking products
Falling prices in corn, wheat, cot
ton, sugar and oats have knocked at
least $4,000, 100000 from the prices
which farmers expected to obtain.
The Washington times., 1920-11-28
PREMIERS AGREE TO
BLOCK CONSTANTINE

LONDON, Nov. - lie Chall not
return" IS tho edict of the premier
conference here with regard 10 Cor
stantine cf Greece, " va: learned au-
thor,tatlvely tcday. Britain y /:
understood has Yielded 70 ths urccnl
rycmi5in5 orpo.it!or OF France
u'hcss Statesmen agree -ith tx-pre
n?ler Ner!.slc: ,ha- Constantine Ia:
:-lI H.. :ovl 20 r-errc an
reya!rr Minister Sierra 81 I,sl-, IS
SarA - have agreed to the rls- %
Trer-,tr- Llcy4 rtsorrc ard ,sygues
IT, lstrsr ~ - reroYtsd devised
ylan to rect a barricadc q signed -
nreTert Cor.tsnttnc: 'etUrr Z,
Atier.
The Washington times., 1920-11-28
BENEFIT CARD PARTY
PLANNED FOR SOLDIERS

4 ara PARTY for the beneht of
aoldisrs, sailors, and marines ~h'
arc convsleseiug at Walter Reed aud
other Government hospitals of the
city will be held in the ball room Of
Wsrdmsn Park Hotel on Tuesday
afternoon from . to O'Clock under
the auspices Of the Mothers club Of
Americas Memorial Church.
Earl Carbaugh will be soloist dur
ing the afternoons program.
The Washington times., 1920-11-28
G. W. U. APPOINTS DOYLE
TO BOARD OF MANAGERS

Prof HenrS irstlsn Dosie, Of she
department OF romance languages at
George Washington University, las
been appointed member Of the Board
OF Managers OF student Activities al
the university, sccordins 10 an
nouncement by President william
Miller Collier.
Professor Doyle will represent the
arts and sciences department. sue
ceeding Professor Halsey. who re-
signed recently. Professor Doyle
The Washington times., 1920-11-28
COMMERCIAL TEACHERS
school. TO OPEN JAN. !

The commercial teachers !cho-i @;
81 Johns College NV High School
Of Commerce and tinar"a WlIl rren
the first week in January. II "2s an
nounced TO-DAY by Rev. Brother u. Ed
wa I'd, president.
The PURPOSE OF this schoN Is to
offer "A normal school traininE g"
teachers dcsitous OF instruCtiny in
commercial sub jccts.
The Washington times., 1920-11-28
ADyER1IsEaENT.
Try This and See the -.
SuperAuous Hair Vanish
tt1ntireiy New asthod, WORKS wsnasrsD

what is be use Of merely taking Of
the hair-ends: DO you know that sou can
EASILY and ouickiy remove the hair sntlTs.
with ordinary phel@ctIns2 Just Try a. lt
- odoriess, non irritating and 30 harmless
child could safely eat u. Var superior
10 deptlstories. clectTolysis etc Get
stick Of phslsCune today from your drug
gist snd have the pleasure Of actually r-
moving the offending hair completely 81
iaEt-OefOTe your very eyes
The Washington times., 1920-11-28
CHARGES COLORED men
ARE HIGHWAY BANDITS
Constable Garrison Arrests Two
for Boulevard H0ld.ups.

Two n'groes, suspected OF hs'ins
knowledge OF the IDENTITY OF the
motor bandits who have Seen terroriz-
ing autolsts. particularly those
smuggling whiskey into the Capital
on the Washington Baltimore bouls-
vard recently. were arrested last night
nv Constable Thomas v Garrison, OF
The Washington times., 1920-11-28
Australia Protects Labor.

Australia has taken steps 10 pro
tect her vorkmen on the score OF
adequate pay during economic read
justmsnt. and by extension OF the
war precautions act" Of that Com
mOnwsalth until January I. 1922,
Trade Commissioner A, ", Ferrin tOda y
eabIed Secretary of Commerce Alex.
sndeT.
The Washington times., 1920-11-28

HysttSville, Prince Georges county
snd Washington detectives
Vks Fy.s&Efrs skaf g6s.y NEE1Et -
Alfred Armeg, Of l5-T Marion street
northwest and ROY Warren. Thcy
were taken into custody following the
hnding OF al automobile tag which
y believed 30 have dropped from the
bandit car which held up three wash.
ingtonisns last Friday night, shout
Ave miles north OF HysttsyillC.
The negroes up TO noon TO-DAY are
said 10 have maintained their ia
nocence.
Need help? A Times want AL wIt
do the work Phone Main $3.50 now.
The Washington times., 1920-11-28

served on thC board last year a. rep
resentGiiVe Of Columbian College and
has taken an active interest In stu
aent aetiNities since he became COW
nected With the Institution IN 1916
The Washington times., 1920-11-28

ALLIGATOR CALF-Dovn IN ths
Everglades of Florida they vent
70 get the beautiful skins which
are used in these PocNatSooks.
The polished frame gives aided
beauty to the already bcsu-iful
kin. The interior is lifted with
purse a-d mirror. The handle is
most substantial. Your mother
will like IL col M
The Washington times., 1920-11-28
S31.O0

c.NrL.aEN'. rnANrI.Hc
Asr.-ThE mar - tce rain
Tants every,hing q: r.: rnger ~
@--ra nth ,u-o .ccr- r>i!-ar"
t-u.ta. co~b. shav!:E er1st.
zh2vtHZ SOAP be- soap -; to>th
brush boz. tocth paste box. lsaraer.
sacked m!rror scissers snd Nls y
:: rare gift Xp7
.pCsrrARy sEr-u'h-r vour
friend or husband goes ~ = ons!-
rs7= trir or i cor1r7li 3 - ,2ke
,ol,,o work from the offlrs hell
srprcclatt fni- rcrrcta-" 'a:H i
- made Of 'he hrest Of hea'J. CAT
kim leather ard has two large
pencil loops The ha u" y isrc"
and comfortable and is heavily
reinforced. Priced $500
A. .............,....' ~AO'""
POKER what ilan d"c2n
love to plav that great hn'r'G.n
camc .of bluff" Ne VII ieaaiiE
composed of two decks nr tinc play
ing cards and 100 chips-sll en-.
.losed in a rich seal grained leather
as, as. =, 1t is an economical $3.50
FIRST AID CASE-This is Sift
that will prove very useful around
tho house and ON tho 3utorobiI"
trip. II comprises scissors. twt'h.
ers. mustard plaster, EauIc ban
dsgc, court plaster, four rol''r
handsEes. two yards adj" "sive plas
ter and two medicine vidls. Az
arc Compactly incloscd in &c
leather box. The price is HS M
oHlS ......, ,.,,. W"'""
The Washington times., 1920-11-28

r~t1E spirit of Christmas is in making others
happy, and there is happiness in every gift that
carries the gver's thought of pleasing. We have
planned the most complete assortment of gifts
ected particularly for individual personal tastes,
The Washington times., 1920-11-28

GENTLEMEN'S TRAVELLING
tASE-Hcre a gift for mans
nan Ii is a travelling case with
lust the necessary articles-mih-
tary brushes, soap box, shaViniE
sosp box, tooth brush, comb. DOW
der bottle. shaving brush and mir
ror' Can you beat it $1,000
for.,.,...,. .......... UASsVo
PINOCHLE sET-Iierc is Il slit
that wilt GcliSht tho man Who
pIaNs pinochlc. Two decks OF fine
PLAYING cards. y pad of tallics and
pcnc.l are all incloScd in tnt
to,5n rs,n'r stf' fsS,; g; on,W M iF wei S4.60
CARDS The traNelinc man
vouli welcome this eift.. II IL
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incloked in leather caSc--a rich
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The Washington times., 1920-11-28

NOIBAND CALE<Dt DtRs-It arr
Ctr is the spice of life especially
Of meals These Nolllnd Calcnda rs
give YOU different recipe for
every day of tho year. There is a
ralcndar covering desserts. salads.
dinners and sandwiches. To
Priced. each ..............S ScS
The Washington times., 1920-11-28

LADY DAlkTY-Here ~ neat
l''le thing to hang on tho dressing
tsble--a miniature manicure set
comprising an orange stic,,, sand
paper and buffer. all neatly Cnc
lied with q ribbon Price 80. wv