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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-03-04
Tale q the World.

Teacher What made you late. VIII
lie1
While i was pursuing knowledge
Teacher Pursuing knowledge What
do you meant
while Why. our dog ran away
j With my geography book. and I ran
{ after him.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen.

We offer a few good men an unusual
opportunity to work at high speed and to
get into the full enjoyment Of earning
power that Is the true measure OF their
ability. IL YOU feel that from SIS to 500
week Is about the measure Of your
ability, II you are aggressively DESTROYS
Of getting ahead, and II you know enough
10 relay the truth 10 others once II Is
told 10 you, Wen be glad to have you
consult us In answer to this ad.
We represent. In the development OF its
financial cainpaign, one OF the biggest
and most dependable manufacturing cor
porations now nationally advertising and
nationally distributing a patented sani-
tary necessity that Is approved by the
foremost engineers. The opportunity Is
unusual, as BELTS an unusual product.
Call to-day between . and 4 II you are
a Christian and over 20 years of age.
p. A. CoNROY & CO., INC,
$50 MADISON Az,
AT 18th ST.
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SALESMAN.

Wanted-Plain. sensible, businessliko
man for vacancy in our sales depart
ment, must be over %. possess good
grasp OF ordinary business methods and
ability TO learn our system and take hold
of the work with confidence and energy.
earnings are large and quick for man
who will put faithful effort into his
work, and for man of initiative and
capacity 10 direct others we have a place
of authority, responsibility and large re-
Enumeration ready to put him into Just
as soon as he can demonstrate his
ability: previous sales experience will
be helpful. but lack OF Il will not bar
a man who Is earnest, honest and
capable. Call. 10 TO 4. 100 Straus Build
Ing. 9th av., at 10th ST.
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MEN
WANTED. Is TO 40 YEARS or AGE,
TO TRAIN FOR Statesmen; EXPE-
RIENCE UNNECESSARY. WE MAIN
TAIN A SCHOOL AND CAPABLE,
INSTRUCTOR TO TRAIN YOU IN
OUR OWN BUSINESS WITHOUT
CHARGE. YOU WILL BE ASSURED
A STEADY POSITION. OUR SALES
MEN ARE MAKING FROM $50 PER
WEEK UP. ONLY THOSE OF NEAT
APPEARANCE AND PLEASING
PERSONALITY CONSfDERE Ed. PER-
SONAL INTERVIEW ONLY. SUITE
1909, 100 BROADWAY, ASK FOR
MIR. VAN DOREN.
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SA,tSoO0

sAsoo00
An average OF $4,000 per ~>sk. or over
$4,000 per year. II you have the same
energy, pep. personality and ability TO stick
to ii you can do as well.
GROUND FLOOR. s w. <oTtI ST.
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statesmen.

statesmen.
THE WAY TO A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS
CAREER IS OPEN TO YOU
IRRESPECTIVE OF YOUR FORMER OR
PRESENT OCCUPATION
A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY FOR
ENERGETIC. AGGRESSIVE MEN,
20 TO 40 YEARS or AGE.
well established sales organization, ex-
banding Its activities and enlarging its sales,
managerial and executive staff, requires am
bilious, earnest men TO qualify for positions.
Principal qualifications are Integrity. hon
esty of purpose and willingness to work
hard. Experience not necessary, as we pre-
fer training men under our own organiza-
ton plan. Salary $50 week and commits
sion to those who qualify. II you believe In
yourself and think you can make good with
the proper support and cooperation II given
a fair opportunity call promptly mt 10 A. ".
or p. NJ. Ask for Mr.. Duckworth. room
202. 1913 Broadway.
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SALES DIRECTOR

WE ARE LOOKING FOR A MAN THOR
OUGHLY CoNvERSANT WITH piREG-
MATE STOCKSELLING CAMPAIGN. TIE
PROPOSITION AT HAND is 10 PER
ISSUE IN An ENTEaPRisE WHICH HAS
STOOD THE TEST FOR THE PAST &c
WEARS AND HAS MARVELLOUS GRE
DENTIALS AND TESTIMONIALS FROM
THE LARGEST BUSINESS HOUSES IN
THE UNITED STATES, AS WELL AS THE
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
THE POSITION DEMANDS A HIGH
CLASS GENTLEMAN WHO CAN IMME-
DIATELY DELIVER; LARGE REMUNERA-
TIONS FOR PROPER PARTY.
IS w. 43D.
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statesmen. ATTENTION.

WE ARE LOOKING FOR 10 GOOD
MEN WHO WOULD LIKE TO AssO-
CIATE THEMSELVES WITH AN Or
GANIZATIoN WHERE THEY WILL
RECEIVE ADVANCEMENT. CALL
AT 10 A. NJ SHARP. ROOM s12
KNICKERBoCKER BLDG. 42D ST.
AND B'wAY. ASK FOR MIR. SMITH.
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statesmen: REAL statesmen.

Mr.. A., one of our best statesmen. earned
and was paid each Saturday the following
cash amounts the first ten weeks he was
CON I'D ,triti 4,
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MAN wanted-Competent quantity surveyor
and first class salesman for interior ma rble
and tile work; permanent position; large
salary expected. 555 Herald. Herald 50.
MAN. vacation position In country college
student or teacher: splendid experience;
$2I5 for three months. Write only, T. T.,
box 90. 125 r. Bath st.
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FARM superintendent wishes 20 secure n
first class large proposition: American
married 30 years old, wide experience farm
and care % lawns drives, &C.. Raising fuiI.
blooded cattle; excellent references from
past and present employers: ~ years with
each at liberty any time Z. O. Box 2GG.
Peeksklll. ". Y.
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MEN would you like 10 hold one OF the best
paying positions In New York; We want
ten men-no more than ten-inen who know
that n given n real chance they will make
good. The ten men fortunate enough TO be
selected as measuring mp 70 our standards
viii be given an opportunity second TO none.
Cooperation OF an enviable character and
association with men who have been and
are successes, Is assured After 10 o'clock
any day this week we will meet applicants.
Suite 1919, Flatiron Building.
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SALESMAN 10 represent broad silk manu-
facturor IN Z States with excellent line of
plain ans novelty fabrics; must have thor
ougf experience: only applications with full
information will be considered. goa Her
aid, Herald 50.
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FARM manager. are 20. college course, fif-
teen years experience: years IN last
place can take charge October first class
reference. Address Box $50, Rye. ". Y
FARMER. married. 80 years old no chii-
dfen, experienced In general farming, de-
sires engagement, five years In last position.
II. Dechen, 30 w, i2sth 81.
GARDENER. useful reference j. NJ. Phil
lips, $50 Il. 1S2d ST.
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MAN.

A vacancy In our sales staff confronts
us. We are in a quandary as TO Just
how to go about filling II. We have
decided, after careful thought. 10 waive
all the requirements that ordinarily
might demand of an applicant an i'm
posing record OF success and long ex-
perience. and to throw the opportunity
wide open to the first man over Is
years of age who convinces us, no mat
ter what his experience or lack OF ex-
perience may be, that he has his heart set
on making lifetime connection where
the personal interest OF a sympathetic
organization, plus fine sales proposition
and unusual compensation Inducements,
VIII give him the lift he's long been look
ing for but hardly dared to hope 10 find.
Take advantage of this really exceptional
offer while the bars are down. A like
chance won't como your way again In
years. Call between 10 and f.
SUITE 1910
IS WEST AID ST.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

CoCIIE, white wanted, working
chauffeur; wife cook and general house.
work. Apply zoo New York av.. Brooklyn.
Tel. Lafayette 1874.
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JAPANESE. excellent cook, wishes position
as general houseworker in bachelors or
small family; city or country; neat capable:
best references Yoshi, 341 Lexington av.
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FOREMAN, working. married no children,
on estate 50 acres; man capable of caring
for small herd of registered Jerseys and
doing general farming: wife to board help
ond also cook for owner week ends; enclose
copy of references 567 Herald. 18th st.
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CRAFTSMAN ESTIMATOR wanted in busl-
ness office must be thoroughly expert
enced and competent; state full particulars
first letter. Oliver NJ. Oake. Bronxville.
N. Y.
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ENGINEERS,
ATTENTION!

WE HAVE A SELLING PROPOSITION
THAT APPEALS TO ENGINEERS. AND
WE BELIEVE THIS Is YOUR CHANCE
TO START RIGHT; LEARN THE ART
OF SELLING, WHICH is THE FOUN-
DATION OF EVERY BUSINESS; GET
ON A MONEY MAKING BASIS IMME-
DIATELY, WITH OPPORTUNITY FOR
RAPID ADVANCEMENT.
HAVE ENOUGH CURIOSITY TO AN
SWER THIS AID. AT ONCE FOR AN
INTERVIEW. II 15z HERALD, HER
AID SQUARE.
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GARDENER, slperintendent; take entire
charge country estate. practical expert
ence all branches: single; references. V $50
Herald, Herald so.
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SALESbfEN.

Several clean-cut, aggressive young
men, - 10 IS years, have an exceptional
opportunity 10 learn the brokerage busi-
ness with an established house. We want
ambitious men OF integrity. irrespective
OF present or former occupation salary
aud commission TO those who qualify.
Call 10 A. NJ. or =. NJ. sharp. Ask for
Mr.. Lee. 1os Broadway. second floor.
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JAPANESE butler. neat. faithful, excellent,
trained; reference. Jiro. AZ Prospect place.
Manhattan.
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JAPANESE, excellent cook. butler. house,
work; private family; references. Yama,
R2I Lexington aX.
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| JAPANESE, excellent butler, valet, desires
position; best references Gina, 81 Lex
ington av.
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MEN.


WHY ARE YOU READING THIS
ADVERTISEMENT? BECAUSE YOU
ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH YOUR
PRESENT CONDITION? THEN
DON'T YOU OWE 1T TO YOURSELF
TO LOOK FOR AN OPPORTUNITY
WHICH OFFERS YOU REAL PAY
AND AN ASSURED FUTURE? THIs
ADVERTISE MIsNT PRESENTS JuSs
THAT OPPORTUNITY. AND RIGHT
NOW, TO-DAY, THE CHANCE IS
BEING OFFERED YOU TO con-
Meet WITH A BIG. STRONG, sue
CESSFUL, NATIONALLY KNOWN
ORGANIZATIONS. WE BUILD MEN
AS WELL AS BUSINESS. AND
THIS is WHY WE ARE MAKING
SUCH WONDERFUL RECORDS.
COME IN FOR AN INTERVIEW
AND LET us START YOU ON THE
PATHWAY TO SUCCESS.
MIR. DoRLAND, ROOM COZ.
so COURT ST., BROOKLYN.
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AUTOMOBILE TRAINING BY EXPERTS.
Complete shop course s66. with driving.
500; weeHly parf ents. Ask for Catalogue II.
STEWART AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.
30 West 5Tth ST.. at broadway.
Leading STRAIGHTFORWARD 100.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
Statesmen.

Now you have looked them all over
ANALYZE YOURSELF.
The largest international organization
OF its kind has opening for a man
that Is honest and can tell the truth.
Must be over - years OF age Mar
ried preferred. Experience unneces-
sary. Are you looking for something
better7 Have you the ambition TO get
ahead? IL so. give yourself the chance
lnte ryiew Mr. CAIRNS between the
hours of 0 and II A. M. suite lI0I-O9.
299 Broadway.
YOUR TIME WILL BE WORTH WHILE.
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MEN--A Job for the summer or for life: we
you are ideally suited: experience unneces-
sayy we pay well you can start now, work
through the summer and quit. or devote the
rest OF your life 20 the work and profit
beyond your dreams: are YOU intsreeted7
Apply room 723. 1865 broadway. ask for Mr..
Gagnon.
MEN, AM LOOKING
for particular type Of man who s in
hercntly honest, who can faithfully represent
an organization of national reputation and
tIon, you may be that particular man whom
l can place in n position 10 earn not less tina n
s., 900 per year. Call between 1 and p NJ.
b07 9th av.. room AO2.
MEN. Italian. TO work IN auarries, loading
stone by contract or piece work; wages 15c
per ton: good opportunity for ablebodied,
steady workers.. Apply New York Trap Rock
Corp. room 4o2, 10i Pal, av., ". Y. 9.
MEN-E;xchange soda fountain dispensers.
two. wanted. 4os Fulton ~. Jamaica, l.. I.
PTARMACIST-Nan or woman position IL
that OF an assistant. Apply New York
Hospital. w 10th.
RENTING MAN
for high class apartment: central
Manhattan; salary and commission
must be experienced In following IN
leads, r. ", 3t7 Herald square.
SALESMAN wanted 70 handle timely adver-
Using proposition. Call between A. M
and II. NJ, 9. s. Hammond a Company
30 Church ST, New York.
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JAPANESE, young man wants position as
school boy; no expected wages; state full
particulars. Susu, 10 Catharine ST.
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growing vegetables. flowers. shrubs, care
greenhouse. &C.; references. T liz Herald.
Herald so.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

HOUSEWORKER white, competent no
washing: three adults. Apt. 7B, 26' west
Goth
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GARnENER-C HAUFFEUR = Position; Ger
man; single. Gardener Benson ST.. Wood
side l. i
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GARDENER-Sngle; useful thoroughly ex-
perienced; reliable. 147 Herald. Her
aid so.
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AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

AGENTs--JT miles per gallon made with new
patented gasolene vaporzer. Write for
particulars. Stransky VHporlzer Co., Puk-
wana. s. Dakota.
AGENTs-Men, $40 day easy fastest seller :
experience unnecessary. 1868 18th at,
Brooklyn.
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HOUSECLEANINCs- Man wishes houseclean-
ing; day hour Francis White, 242 w.
10Th
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HOUSEMAN. private family; best of refer
encog. # 40 Herald. Herald so.

JAPANESE cook. houseworker. wants posi-
ton with gentlemen small family; take
entire charge. IL desired: highly recon-
mended. Mura, lfS w. 65th.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Situations Wanted-Domestic.
A good place for good help.
Wettlers Agency. Mrs. German. Mgr.
is W. 43d. Murray Hill 4942.
BRENNAN'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
80 Il. Goth st. Plaza 12f7-121s.
Greenwich. Stamford and New York.
Cooks. mattresses. buffers and couples.
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GARDENER, working superintendent; Eng
lish: married; lifelong experien under
glass and outside; highest references. Il 1913
Herald. Fulton ST.
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! JAPANESE-Steward. cook, on yacht; take
entire charge for bachelor small family
or general work; reference. 295 Herald,
Herald so.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., married. head man
aser, first class, large country estate :
lifelong experience all branches. horticulture.
agriculture. stock personal references.
r 1853 Herald. Fulton st.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.

GOvERNESS. visiting, highly recommended.
wishes TO teach or take children out morn
ings or afternoons. l. 1906 Herald. Harlem.
COvERNESS nursery, desires position; ref
erences. r 1873 Herald, Herald so.
GOvERNESS or mothers helper; fine with
children. Box 800 Herald Herald 50.
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GARDENER, chauffeur. horses &c. single;
good references. G. M, 1871 y. nth
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JAPANESE man wants position. cook or
general housework. T. X, 1888 Broadway.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cook. general work
small family; reference. Asa. 100 W. 53d.
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a.=..yENER, care horses. cows, poultry
wife cook, homework; $s5, good refer
ences. 2SS Herald Herald square.
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MANAGER estate. managing housekeepcr.
private secretary: university Il. A.; mag
netic personality: never met her Waterloo;
cannot BIO fdle six. four, two years highest
references above positions. 1856 Herald.
Herald 50.
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NAssEUSE fcoiored). license 2sO04, desires
few more lady patients. McDONNELLs
Audubon o2a6.
PHER-SECRETARY knowledge
bookkeeping; 10 years experience. familiar
with office details references $50. Il 1862
Herald Fulton st. Il
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COUPLE-Man chauffeur, handy man: wife
housework. care of children. &C.. willing
go anywhere: references: wages reasonable.
John Walker, $500 102d st. Richmond Hill.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-14

where she stored her surplus silver, bent
q figure rifiing it's contents.
Now, possibly. Joseph's. persistent
pouring over deeds of heroism had re-
acted on his natural tlmidity. At any
rate, sitting an impulse to drop his an.
tique and throw up his hands, Joseph
made one leap from the sixth stair from
the bottom, landed plump against the
intruder, all but knocked him head first
into the chest, and, With the handle
OF the dagger pressed coldly against his
victims neck, Informed him feebly that
he had him, by George, he had him!
Then Joseph lifted up his voice.
"Lida-Jenny Get the police while I
keep him covered!"
But It wasn't Ida or Jenny who
came TO his assistance. II was Fred
who rushed in at the front door. reg
istering a number of emotions-perple&-
ity, sheepishness, chagrin. He proved
valuable help, however, in tying the
thoroughly frightened and docile snealS
thief to a chair in the dining room
Then started for a policeman.
As he reached the door. voice from
above halted him, timorous, entreating
"Fred--Oh, Fred !" 1t was Jenny, for
some reason or other yelled and coated
and holding a suitcase.
Fred turned. You, Jenny! Well
guess we'd better explain, now" H(
grinned sheepishly. We've were
going to elope. / was fixing the lad
der when | heard you call"
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fighty, .fieetingly pretty daughter Jenny
One had TO be born to adventure, a
sword IN one hand, a pistol in the other.
A slisht, scraping sound along the
side OF the house attracted Mr.. Car.
ter's attention. Tfptoeing to the win.
dow he raised the shade and peered
without At first he saw nothing be-
yond slanting lines of rain. Then he
glimsped q dark figure dragging--what
was III oh, yes, ladder. And in n
mittently turned on, Mr.. Carter saw on
q corner OF the side porch small black
bag. Small black bags spelled one thing
to Joseph. Burglars kits.
Dropping the curtain he stepped back,
rubbing his chin reflectively.
Adventure had come to Mr.. Carter.
How would Mr.. Carter meet adventure
Theoretically he knew, to be sure -
weapon in hand. But Mr., Carter lived
In a town where people didn't have
weapons. Wait! There was that small
dagger upstairs In the den, an heir.
loom from his wifes great uncle or some
one.
Upstairs on quiet feet sped Joseph
Reaching the den, he fumbled along the
wall in the dark, found the dagger
yanked out the push-pins which held
It TO the wall, turned back down the
stairs and.
Why. the fellow had gotten into the
front hall! Over his wlfe's cedar chest
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THROUGH A WOMAN,S EYES
"a Nice Quiet CirE'
BY JEAN NEWTON

To her, too, the situation wns novel
md she exulted in it. More valiant
than, discreet, she outscintillated, OBJ
scured her satellites--with men the un-
pardonable sin.
So they are running away from the
brilliant girl. They fee at the mention
Of 'brainy" or superior" and it looks
MS IL "a nice, quiet girl' Is going to be
the drawing card again for while.
!. While the mice, quiet girl'' may be
in for an inning, her brighter sister
may still take heart. She need not
really retire altogether. Not II she ia
brainy enough to be mice and quiet, "
clever enough to be unobtrusive, IL she
will show her powers Of conversation by
letting ''him" talk, her deep insight by
being interested, her logic by being i'm
pressed.
Then her letterbox will continue to
be filed and her wire always busy ~
Copyright. 1921. by Public Ledger Coz
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"You won't understand" cried Jenny
desperately. but when a persons YOUNG
they like adventure -
Exactly" agreed her father briskty-
And you two run right along. Ill hx
things up with your mother. Just send Il
the cop back If you meet him" aF
Some moments later as Joseph sat
on the stairs putting away at his pipe.
he heard his name called from above. A
glance upwards, disclosed his Ida,
klmonoed. curl-papered, yawnng openly.
Thought / heard something" she ex- I.
planned. I'm such light sleeper. but
may ] inquire. why you are staying up.
SO late and why you are sitting on thet'
stairs2 Been reading?"
NO" returned Joseph cheerfuIly.
Just helping Fred and Jenny elope and q
catching n burglar--probably the young
fellow who showed you how to shine
your silver. Now I'm waiting for the,i
police" N
Joseph! !" Lda's voice was reproach-i
ful, You went and fell asleep" Z,
Then she caught glimpse of the
mauled contents of her chest, and, in
the dimly lighted dining room beyond, I
trussed and stole figure occupying her,
husbands chair.
Joseph 80 But this time she all but
shrieked nis name and sank weakly on
/ the upper stair
Next Complete Soye1ctte--"Hannah
Marie"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-14

The law of compensation operates in
the world of dress as elsewhere. Here
for instance. is n frock whose bodice
lines are plain almost to point of
tailored severity but whose skirt is
draped in gracefully swathing lines by
way Of smartly contrasting effect.
Shoulder lines may be narrow. the back
ditto, and sleeves abbreviated almost to
the vanishing point. but the hips incline
to certain restrained breadth and the
hem pretends to little fullncss. 1t is
fashions way of balancing accounts. as
it were. The material is brown satin,
and the exotic flowers on front and back
OF the bodice are of brown wool.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-14
At a Wedding

~, rditor Of Womdn's Pdoe!
10 nao- ~" Madam--As a subscriber Of your
- | will YOU kindly give me informa-
pap'', pay =, the proper dress for church
Tbs wedding will be in one OF the
,,o,ah,e suburbs. What would be
iSs", Ia. nroper dress for the men and women
''o - ,,,ho are lust going to the church.
guesus, ,,s,,I not attend the reception at the
but WI, after the service? The bridal
hsrty hory viii viii be in full wedding attire
par" MRS. I. c.
To be correct. at an evening Wedding nn 3
cSs does not attend the rsespon anher, %hSn
follows. s.,,,h low neck and longer sleeves
Cow gov " strictly evening dress: II she
pref lpNoar the regular evening clothes.