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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08

no,orad TO Palisades Park Sunday.
Miss Lucretia Shuii, of Kearny
avenue. has entered training at the
Auentown state Hospital. Allentown,
Pa. a.
visiting relatives at Beacon, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Simmer. and
family. OF Kearny avenue. return to-
dav from Belmar, where they have
been spending the summer.
DIR. and Mrs. Martin s. Meinzer.
and daughter, OF Market street, re-
turn today after a two weeks a
tion spent a Saratoga Springs.
John shoe, Jr.. of Gordon street.
has returned after spending a week
at Elizabeth.
Mrs John Gray and daughter
Airline, Of Lewis street. have return
ed home after spending three weeks
in Lebanon, Pa.
Miss frances Giles and Miss Dor
othy Ernst, of State street, spent the
/ holiday at Avon.
MT and Mrs. william II. Pember-
ton and children, John and Jane, OF
Gordon street. spent the week end
at Bloomfield, N. j.
Mrs. Ralph Atkinson and daugh-
ter Alice have returned to their
l nOT0e III htdAh1 fCAAa okOl4-
ing several weeks at Holly, N. Y.
Miss Evangeline Christensen, OF
Amboy avenue. has returned after
\ spending several weeks at Oxford.
Miss Margaret Bird, of Center
street, spent the week end in Pater-
Miss Mildred Wilson, Of Market
street, spent the week end in Bur-
lington.
Nj. and Mrs. Angus Mclaughlin
and children, of High street, are taxi
ing a motor trip through New Eng
land.
charles solt, of Allentown, Pa,
spent the week end with Mr.. ana
I Mrs. Kenneth Solt, In Lewis street.
Miss Ida Marshall, of Norwich,
Conn.,, has returned home after visit
ing her sister, Mrs. J. T. Gleason, in
Sheridan street.
William Noting, of Hall avenue,
has received word that he is a great
grandfather, as a daughter has been
born to Corporal and Mrs Fred
Smith, of West Point.
Charles Lundeberg and daughters,
Alma and Anna, of Neville street,
spent the weekend and holiday
with relatives in Morristown.
Miss Marian MacAllister, of Phil
dOtiDuAdy oPChta az WtChCAu win
Mrs. /. r. Solt, in Madison venue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Meyers, of Maple
street, are visiting relatives in Pitts
burgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Crowell, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Smith and Mrs.
Charlotte Jobes are taking a motor
trip through New York and New
England.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jacobsen, son
Edward and daughter Ingrid, of
Hall avenue, motored to Plainfield
Monday. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c. Ernst
and son Runyon, of State street,
have returned after a weeks vaca-
tion at Avon, N. Y.
Miss Olga Fonskov. OF Amboy
avenue, and Miss Janet Harris, of
Elmira. spent the week end at AS
bury Park.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
AT INTERESTING EVENT

The Woman's Home Missionary
Society of the First Presbyterian
church met yesterday afternoon in
The chapel. Mrs. Adrian Lyon, pres
tdent of the society. presided. Mrs.
Frank Dorsey gave a short talk on
"A National Program" the topic of
he meeting. A series of six Bible
readings were given by six members
Of the society. Work for the coming
rear, and the support of Miss Ruth
Hancock. as a missionary represen-
lative Of the society in North Caro-
tina, were discussed. At the close
Of the meeting refreshments were
terved by Mrs. Mullen. chairman.
assisted by Mrs. Druckenmiller,
Mrs. Fleetwood. Mrs. Grouse, Mrs.
Price. Mrs. s. Brown and Mrs.
Schneider.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
HONORED AT SHOWER

A surprise party was rendered
Miss Madeleine Thompson at her
home In Gordon street recently In
honor of her birthday. The house
was decorated with flowers. stream
ers Of colored crepe paper and bal
looms strung throughout the rooms.
Piano selections were rendered by
the Misses Olga Lamp and Minnie
Wiuff and Oswald Nobel. Mandolin
selections were rendered by John
Sokolinski. Refreshments were
served.
Among those present were the
Misses Carrie Thompson, Madeleine
Thompson, Olga Lamp, Cora De
Russia, Margaret and Minnie Wiuff,
Ada and Susan Frey. Florence Sok-
olinski, Jennie Christensen and
Gertrude erode, Messrs. Axel Jen-
sen, John Sokolinski, Arthur Wiss-
ing. Clifford Drake, Howard Lud-
wigsen, Arthur Ludwigsen, Arthur
Gissing and William Thompson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
NY Soul. Apart from Love. Il Out
sfde Nv Husbands Jurisdiction

NY Soul. Apart rom LOVE- ~ Out'
ssde Ny Husbands Jurisdiction
i left Ann to introduce the rae
coon. ike a serpent, into her bower
Of roses and wendell my way home.
Il wish 1 Knew whether 1t pays q
wife to have sense or not" was my
bsffer reflection. Jim does not
TO loathe that coon. but Bob
would be awfuliy pleased, I'm
afraid, IL Katherine Miller petted
/ wiped a tear from the end Of
my nose.
There ought to be some children
In this family" a my meditation.
~Then we'd have fewer ~raccoons,
And-and rivalsl But / guess God
isn't going to send a baby to Bob
and meas long as we keep on
having these horrid tiffs."
Never had Bob been so obstinate
as In our present quarrel. Many a
time had we survived big and little
d~iderences, but after each cure,
few drops of dew had disappeared
from our roses, a little more bloom
from our romance. l had to admit
Il. although I had tried so hard-so
hard-to be the kind of a wife Bob
wanted.
Gould 1 nave the Wronk luea OF
what Bob wanted in a wife2 Or
didn't he know himself what he
wanted?
In moods like that, invariably 1
set myself to darning Bob's socks
and sewing on his buttons. 1 knew
that there was a fastening missing
from his golf sweater, and so l
found my strongest thread and a
beautiful gray pearl button to re-
place the one he had lost.
When the task vas finished. I in
restigated the pockets of the coat
IN search of the soiled handker-
rhiefs Bob wudges UP and carries
until / rob him OF them.
My hand touched a ball Of crum-
pled paper. I was about to throw
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
PERSONAL

Frank Madsen, Of Hoboken
spent Sunday with Mr.. ana Mrs.
George Bath, of Jefferson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Miller of
Hommann avenue. and Miss Viola
Miltner of Brace avenue, spent sun
day at Asbury Park.
The Misses Charlotte, Edith ana
Esther Ryan. of Brace avenue. spent
Sunday at Bay Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Covers, of
Market street, spent the holiday in
Asbury aPrk.
Miss Viola savercool, of Newton,
N. j., has returned home after
spending a week with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bath in Jefferson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bartenha-
gen, of Brace avenue, entertained
over the week end and holiday Mr..
and Mrs. William Theil. of Boston,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Madsen, of
Brace avenue, spent yesterday in
New York.
Mrs. p. ]. Ryan and Mrs. s. p.
Stark, of Brace avenue, visited Mrs.
C. c. Jones in Woodbridge yester-
day.
Mrs. j. seely and daughter Airline,
of Amboy avenue, have returned af-
ter a three weeks vacation spent at
West Hampton Beach, L. l..
Mrs. Anton Prevozniak and
daughter Mildred, of Jacques street,
and Miss Gertrude Baumlin, of Lee
avenue, spent the week end and hoi-
iday at Annadale, s. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fowler and
family, of Bayonne spent the holiday
with Mrs. William Peterson, of
State street.
Miss Myrtle Van Dyke, Of Trenton.
spent the week end with Miss
Minnie Madsen. of Meade street.
Miss Mary Muller and Miss Eu-
nice Doucett. of High street, spent
the week end in Baltimore.
Miss Agnes Kant, of Jefferson
street, spent the week end with Mrs.
j. Hannaford. in Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hess. of st.
Paul, Mimi, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Newton and sons Elmer and George,
of New Brunswick. spent the week
end with Mrs. Fred Martin. in Cor
don street.
Mrs. William H. Griswold. OF
Paterson street. has returned after
spending a few weeks at Liberty
n. Y.
Miss Edith Boehm. of Madison
avenue, and the Misses Matilda,
Agnes, Anna, Louise and Johanna
Hansen, Of Gordon street. spent the
week end in Asbury Park.
Mrs. Frederick Neidermeyer. of
Market street. is spending some time
Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. A. Zwoyer.
and family, of Kearny avenue,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
The Book ofDeboroh
BY JANE LoRINuER

II into a waste basket when my eye
caught a single word, meaningless
when detached from the context,
but set down in a beautiful hand
writing which was full of signih-
canoe to mel
No woman I know writes as arr
tistically as Miss Miller. 1 could
select her letter from a thousand
sheets of paper. Without giving a
single thought to the right or wrong
Of my action, I spread the paper be-
fore me. The note was short, but
what wife would have read it with
out c~ongealing with suspicion?
Must I ask you to conner" 1t ran
in the most assured way. Tonight ?
II possible. phone me-"
1 dropped above the intriguing
lines. Ny eyes closed as IL to shut
out the subtle phrases.
Tonight" Bob had said he was
going to his club to meet an English
author tonight"
1 rose to my feet and the sweater,
thread and buttons scattered to the
of the as / threw my
hand above my head in a tragic
gesture.
1 might ask Bob to explain
No! Never againl
why try to be the kind Of a wife
Bob wants?" 1 asked myself. BE
yourself! He liked you when he
first knew you-as you were!"
1 thought a long time and then
admonished myself:
"If l cannot save my love, / can
at least save my SOUL"
And / remembered a lettered card
above my fathers desk In his office
in the dear old college:
ITO defend the soul. its rights. its
dignity, Is the most pressing duty"
My soul was my own-apart from
love and from marriagei 1t was out
side my husbands jurisdiction, out
side any hurt which a woman like
Katherine Miller could wish" upon
It.
ITO be continued)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
Acron Troop has Partr.

The Girls of Acorn Troop of the
Girl Scouts had a party last night
IN the Y. NJ. H. A. Games and dane
ing were enjoyed throughout the
evening. and refreshments were
served by the committee. Among
those present were the Misses Yetta
Miller, Rose Sacarny. Florence and
Gladys Blum, Dorothy Fassler, Min
srva, Eva and Sadie Fishkoff, Sadie
Miller, ST.. and Sadie Miller. Jr..
Rebecca Greenspan Isabel Turtel-
lamb. Ida Slifkin, Anna Siskind, Ly-
dfa A1tscheIer, Dora Fine. Regina
Cohen and Sophie ~Schaeffer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
IS GIVEN SHOWER

A miscellaneous shower was ten
dered Miss Rose Katherine Binder
recently at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Hansen, of Keasbey,
Games and dancing were enjoyed
and refreshments we're served,
Those present were the Misses Pose
Binder. Helen Binder. Mary I.oNas,
Marian Damback, Anna Hansen,
Matilda Hansen, Marguerite Smith,
Alice Dambaek, Evelyn Damback,
Messrs. Isidore Doryk, Louis Ham
sen, Hans Hansen, Jr., John Kopko,
A. G.. Schmidt, Joseph Damback,
John Damback, Hans Schmidt,
John Schmidt of Keasbey, and
Ralph Hawbecker of Pennsylvania,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hansen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Vroom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arnold Van Cleft and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Crencich.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
SOCIETY
SELL MANY TICKETS
FOR BENEFIT EVENT

Tickets for the benefit bridge
party of the Community House As
ISOLATION are selling rapidly and a
large number OF friends Of the as
ISOLATION r expected to be pres
ent at the AFFAIR Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. c. C. Baldwin, president of the
society, has offered the use Of her
home for the occasion. Bridge and
five hundred will be played and nu-
merous prizes are offered the win
ners. Refreshments will be served.
The committee in charge is COM
posed of Mrs. G. G. Baldwin, chair
man, Mrs. Edith Ramsay, Mrs.
Norman Davis, Mrs. ]. NJ. Klein,
Mrs. w. w. oliver, Mrs. /. /. Block.
Mrs. Richard White, Mrs. John
Kelly. Mrs. Jesse Seaman and Miss
Anne Neer~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
Silver seekers Out OF Luck.

GALVESTON, Texas, Today: -
Searchers after buried silver on the
mainland opposite Pete. Island
eighteen miles southeast of Corpus
Christi. Tex, probably ire doomed
to disappointment. in the opinion of
DR.. j. o. Dyer, a local writer on
historical and scientific subjects. The
rush of treasure seekers began with
the discovery recently of twenty-five
skeletons. popularly believed by many
to be those of members OF the crew
of a Spanish treasure ship which
foundered off the Texas coast early
in the Eighteenth century. No record
Is available of any such wreck.
The "life" of a skeleton buried in
the sands of the beaches of the
coastal country. DR.. Dyer points out,
is not over forty years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
WEEDS Matawan Girl.

BY SPECIAL J~Orreepondent
MATAWAN. Sept. S.-Announce-
ment has been received of the mar
riage of Miss Jennie Boud Warwick,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Warwick, of Atlantic avenue, to
Robert Lawson ~Stotesbury. of Perth
Amboy. The wedding ceremony took
place in Morristown, N. j.. on Labor
Day. Mr.. and Mrs. Stotesbury left
Immediately after the ceremony for
an extended trip to the Pacific coast,
and points of interest enroute.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses have been is
sued recently to Miss Fflomena Ja-
nucci and Louis Normandia. Miss
Pearl Cook and James McNally,
Miss Martha Bonalski and John J.
Cahill, Miss Dagmar Jensen and
Soren Nelson. Miss Emily Tuiczy-
niewicz and Stanley Szymanski. Miss
Anna May Rockwell and Michael p.
ellis of Hoboken, Miss Rose Lewis
and Stanley Sluszeuski, Miss Susa
Bartka and John Delunen, Miss
Agnes Mary Mullen and James
Francis Collins, of Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
Guild to Haye Festival.

The Girls Guild of Grace Eng
lish Lutheran church will hold a
peach and ice cream festival tomor-
row night in the basement of the
church in Jefferson street. The
committees met last night and made
final arrangements for the affair and
from present indications it promises
to be a great Gee Mrs. William
Miller is chairman,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
Hold Annual BAH.

st. Joseph's Branch No. 514 of the
First Catholic Union held their an
nual ball in Slovak Hall Labor Day.
The prize waltz was won by Ignatius
'Dlabek and Miss Kate Mclaughlin.
There was a large crowd at the
dance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
Rracn Indies tn Nieet

The Braga Ladies will meet to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in
Frem Hall. Election of officers will
take place and a large attendance
Is desired.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08

Lady Forester Court of Amboy No.
" held their regular, meeting last
sight in Jacobsen's hall. Routine
business was transacted. after which
! social time "a enjoyed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
Boy Scouts Have Outing.

The Boy Scouts of Troop 1 had an
outing to South Beach Labor Day.
The boys went by train. and spent
the day on the various -amusements,
returning to this city about ten
o'clock. Scoutmaster Jens Andersen
] was in charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
To Have Porch Pnrtx

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Simp-
son NJ. Z. church will hold a porch
party tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock at the home of Mrs. L
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
ORGANIZED LABOR'S
INTEREST IN POLITICS
Special Meeting of c. L. U. Hears
Address on Subject by
Emmett l.. Adams.

4 special meeting of the Central Labor
Union was held last night ia lrish~
American Hall 1T which delegates from
forty-six of the Fifty two affiliated labor
unions. Robert W Kramer. vlce-presi-
dent, was in the chair
Emmett l.. Adams, was the speaker OF
the evening lie said 1t was up e organ
lied labor To sec that every politician who
had not done the right thing by labor Is
retired tn private hlc. Even the friends q
labor lac stated. must bV examined 70
find oiit how we'll equipped they are TO
serve in the legislative halls. Much OF the
lack of labor legislation he placed At the
doors ol union labor because they had
failed t0 carry out in the past the pian
now proposed by the \ r. of l..
q'hc national organization he said. would
sllnplv the local organizations with cont
pete =rccords of the men they had been
instrumental IN sending to Washington
and with these records az hand il would
be III 10 the local bodies to dctc'm'nc
whether they were to vote umtcdlN
against such mon if candidates tor re-
election. II it is decided mans record
has been bad, then il is planned 70 vote
10 defeat him. even though i might mean
the election of a man no better lu ms
place: though in the latter event the
prospects were he would profit by the fate
uf his predecessor,
Alr. Adams commended the patience
that has been shown I'M railroad men IN
awaiting 4 settlement o their wage
demands. ,and land II 10 Che discipline
Of their organizations lie Will address 2
public meeting At y. M II \ hall, Third
and King streets This evening and a ~
o'clock nj Pvthlan Castle before Diamond
State Lodge Of railroad men The records
of the Delaware congressman Will hs
given IN detail
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
QUITE ALL RIGHT

A number II English officers we're atiia
IN Il German restaurant in CDlugn3
having very good time for pcopm who
wero away from home. They we're struck
by rather lively conversation between
the leader ~ the orchestra md aeyefI
III H. member 40 ~ sudden Ule ofehes-
irza began ~ play Die Wachi aIn khrin
Every ono rose ~ hia feet While tho officers
including tho English, stood at attention
until the last MITE had been played
The leader was ~ surpriacd TINT he
came down ~ the English oihcerr and
begnn the following conycrsation 'Gra-
tlefnen, may ask yDu . question
"Go ahead" Did you FceOWixe The
piece we just played2h aSurc' 10
you know that that was Die Wacht am
Rbcip7 Why, certainly said one of
the Euglahman raising bis v0ico ~ aa
~ be- heard Hll over the hail bui bhat' =
alI right Die Wacht an Rhein lat
Journal dts Dcbnis Paris
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
SCOTTISH RITE IN
TWO-DAY REUNION
Sessions Today end Tomorrow at
New Century Club, With Exem-
plihcation of Degree Work.

The Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite of
Freemasonry Of Wilmington opened IT'S
two-tlav reunion at 80 o'clock thus alter
noon in the auditorium of the New Century
fluh. Degrees up TO the thirty-scCond VIII
be conferred on members during the re-
union Exomphtcation ceremonies VIII
lie held for each degree, including the
fourtccuth. sixteenth, eighteenth, twenty
fourth and thirty-secoud.
The invitation to the reunion was issued
lv Barton Smith. Leon Martin Abbott,
Amos Pet0bone. Harry j. Guthrie ana
Robert a. Shirrces.
Meetings arc continuing this after
noon and evening and tomorrow. The
afternoon sessions are at l.30 and ) ~
O'Clock This evenings meeting VIII be
at 80, and the banquet which VIII
bring the reunion % Il close will he held
tomorrow evening Mt Z. Prominent mcm-
hers Of the order will speak and n program
OF mysic will bc given.
The reunion is IN charge Of the following
officers. Clarence l.. Charsha, I Robert
Biscoc. Clifford +. Young, Thomas g.
Southwcll, James \. Berry, Charles "
Glanding, G. II. Ncutzc, Alfred Young
Benjamin L. Demo, Harry \. Frost,
George RECORDS and John T. Met 'ruckCn.
\ holsewarmng was held by l}cla-
Nc1 home nj Tenth and Jefferson streets,
which IS being used as the home oi the
consistnry pending the erection Of the pro
posed $500. 00o Scottish Rtc tcmplc on
the same site The property, which Was
bought bv the conSistnry from llcrfc
:. du Pont. includes lot with 50 tcet at
frontage on Jefferson street. lS1 iect on
Tenth street and l60 feet rear.
The Harvey homo WAS built ~ 1882 and
provides ample space and facilities tor a
conslstory home library, reception
room, office and cloak rooms are on the
first floor Part of the second iioor has
been equipped for meetings, . large ono
for general assemblies and small ones Tor
committees. Other rooms ON the second
aud third floors will bc fitted out as dor
uItorlt,4 FOR the members. Leather and
mahogany furniture u bcing installed.
ono of the finest open freplaces IN the
cuv adorns the reception room, which IS
Furnished In Eastwood The library wood
work Is walnut \ sketch of the proposed
Scottish Temple Rite has been hung IN
ono of thc rooms This building VIII ne
ono oi the finest lodge homes m the
country
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
NEW BRIDAL GOWN
ENDS At THE KNEES
Train Detachable SO Dress May
be Worn at Other Functions;
silk Going Out.

Nov York. Mav II The bride gown,
mhde af white Ltin, 1t eaursc. y triniaed
with talle md pearl8 Il Is very Hhort
brinu faatls nJ ief4s than 70 inches from the
ground Very s43ri sIeeYes are seen m
MI The brdesse wn3 shown ~ the exei1-
size shops. btif for those who positively
ineiat their arms arc ta] tlnsigiHlY 20 be
exppse1 lhc long slaaye " lare oct Is
nefuseible FHe lJug rain IS detachable,
So TINT the dress may be worn ~ inc
hfida Al less fprmal functions given IN
hor honor aftef her marriage
1 utodi eatiop of the basque Waist /,
with It's long waist Inc, waich, !
nredieted will he "a winner m the taH
fashion partde. Wns seen ~ one very
IatafV bride gown Il white satin and
pa6sIa94a laee The exagRefate. angel
slees..z ef duchess laee formed an cntlfe
stJa ,1faping on tic gown From the
os6.,efao 81 pearls loose strands 81
pesrls followed the bip outline 70 tho
,atl gvll.sre thef were oanglii rather
hlvl alnnst 10 tic ueck 4
NhiIa fa& If the gowns for bfls"7
maud are seen ~ taiieta, ~ pastel tiht7r
the most ri them are uade 70 orRahdy
tlno III ibo very preItlest bndeaihatd~
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tnaft Etfio -peefal = ~1lnp "Ppoeli"
The RITZ Carlton. was trlWmed WI
..,,.,b..u The erl nncsz of tho nrgandF,
@.,,f.Giucd with fho Hlai9tnes 81 ne
.Es.4=E.=5d aingaam nude au cs.irethelE
,.tttligfl romH5nafian fGe fnodri ahoNh
.gas ~ I'M, artaHdY. with punk gingh3ia,
hand outlining the aktrt sleeve af1a
aaee and here md there oa the #hfFt
fruit CLUSTERS ~ gla9aato f't "a' s.
the =lneft 0elding vtl.h t9fk p.fst
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Two a{ sae gowns Hgfe m+3e II ~.
pink combination. t1Re u
bla pugaam a.li taa II li.1'lN
u.a.I.,s,,I,rsaarred orean4ic II thf
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bit.Iese,aida. gowns tie ainlfa9er@'i tif'
- n4nel or skirt being II CONTRASTING
solaf T, le rest 81 lha g4Fn f8rA
str,l4re 4ari wna ehsatued iog n
s4,f.ls ~ combining onhraiderE II "it
Lilac fitl5 fetnsn color, aad another ,riF
.,5 eIfr.. s,#e oeored III combining bsH'
g3ib nlai. TIE Long eat-ted m"dfi "i'
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sI.,t4s fi5st 4 mak rIdefIg vamen ioot
,ai,ar md gaaarer @afnen positively r.
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.4.4,4 E.ef EeeffI-e I'll tHon
hiph prices. 9HttiF .it' w. HI.
elth thee hgH irlf 4 h""'s.
f4hrie grow moro ah3 ia'ff
IL. br5.a Vr.w more and. moro fongh
Handkerchief tH@n at2t wv Il
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Far rt4#lf dresser eiIsr Perfafn Il 4
-. 49,, asa r.e,v and enc al~at
se.rf4e ta f4le nca things 'lte test fha
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f=.s trt.tfeel .aatn 1Iih tte rev
l...s5..@,l..r48 rct lace and others vitI
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