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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-01

CMULTANEoUsLY from New York and
Chicago, out Of the unhappy minds Of two
wives. strangers to each other, comes the
latest recipe for winning back ones husband Tho
plan has to do only with those wives who want
to do such thing.
Both Billie Shaw, short-story writer and
dancer Of New York City, and Mrs. Mayme
Thorns Waiting, Chicago society woman, want
to bring this about. So each conceived scheme.
Each divorced her husband. And when they had
their decrses Of freedom they informed their ex-
husbands that they were willing to be courtsd
over again. And they gave their erstwhils mates
clearly 10 understand that good behavior over
period OF several months. and evidence that good
faith was intended might mean wedding bells
again.
Billie Shaw's agreement Is bit more daring
than that of Mrs Waiting, who limits Mr.. Waiting
to daily two hours visit at her home. For Billie
Shaw permits William Seabury, from whom she
got legal Independents last July, actually to live
in the same apartment with her. And his mother
lives there, too, and acts the chaperone and sees
to 1t that neither forgets that the prerogatives
Of married life are non-existent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-01

Waiting left after declaring that he is "too hot
headed and that the divorce had brought him
20 his senses"
The friends Of Billie Shaw and Billy Seabury
were greatly shocked when tine divorce action
was begun. For they recall the Kid romance
Of the pair which began in the dancing studio Of
Vernon Castle That seven years ago when
Billie was lS and Billy H. Billie insisted
Newspaper Feature service. iSs2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-01

wed him when he proves to her that he has, in
deed, banished forever the churlshness which
caused all her unhappiness. For there is no
other woman in the case"
But Mrs. Waiting, unlike Miss Shaw. also be-
leves that absence makes the heart grow fonder
She left for French Lick shortly after the decree
and he started for California They will have
pleasant recellectons of two weeks courtshp
he carried on with her before the departure
When they return, after several months absence
the woong will be renewed, their friends expect
and ii he is successful the wedding bells will ring
again before the beginning Of tho new year Mr.
"The VerB Next EUening After the Di-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-01

"that we had great difficulty making Hnyo"e
lieve we were married Al several hotels we haa
embarrassment"
They went along swimmingiY Tor years
Then. year ago, they dissolved their dancing
team And that was where the trouble began
Married people shouldn't live or work apart"
,oys Miss Shaw, giving what she believes was
tho cause Of her husbands interest in other
women. 1--WE we're an ideal married couple for
Ave years, because we had always worked to-
gother up TO that time and were constantly with
each other But when we separated the trouble
started. All the sacredness Of marriage FLEA out
Of the window when distance separates couple.
"Ot course, while realize that Mr. Seabury's
Mild doings were really nothing but sowing wild
cats | could not stand his high jnks forever.
I had 10 do something to bring him to his senses.
n. doesn't seem to realize responsibility at all.
He told me everything In fact, he told me too
much And hS ettersl" She stamped her foot,
oPlease read this onel'
She handed the following letter received by
her from her former husband during the pen.
dency Of their divorce action.
"You wouldn't worry about my health II you
saw me golhng every morning at seven
Mama girl, you have passed the stage where you
will be hurt, 30 l want to tell YOU have met
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-01

she was too old" 90 marry Billy, but
Billy insisted that he was Old enough TO
marry Billie and support her He is
New York man and comes Of wealthy
family. But this business of the age
question only began about fve minutes
after they met. For II wasn't until tnen
that they fell in love, they both admit.
Billie was taking lessons OF Mr. Castle
10 become a professional dancer. Biily
was taking them to shine on the dance
aoor Of society, Mr. Castle had been
looking for partner for Billie and when
he found Billy proved to be such an OK
cellent pupil hs suggested that they be,
come dance partners. This they did ana
soon became lifs partners.
1--WE were such kids in appearance
said Miss Shaw, reminiscently' when
talking over her case at her apartment
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-05

WHIIE suLPHER SPRINGS. ". VA.
The GFeenbrier-White Sulphur Springs
Ftn Rest and Sport
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-05

Milford BAY r. O.. Ontario. Can.
THE MILFORD BAY HOUSE
Capacity 100: spring water. SANDY beach.
ReSuceI rates to families. Bkit. r. ]. Stroud
Hamill's Point r. O.. Ontario. Can.
Ha1nill's Point Hotel Rates r, = n, moas,..s ..s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-05

IOx POINT. ONTARIO. CAN.
Isl AND VIEW cottasss and camps.
Open for fishing sea.
son. Cap. 90. Guides and supplies furnished.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-05

before leaving for
~ your summer home in
the mountains, country or
seashore, be certain to ar
range to have the Evening
Public Ledger mailed to
you every day.
The Evening bile
Ledgerwith its homenews,
page Of pictures, comics,
woman's pages, stories,
recipes, sports news, finan-,
cial pages and other daily
features to please every
memter cf the family viii
make your sojourn from
the city all the more en-.
joyable.
Telephone or send in your sumna
now. for one, two or thre,
months, the period you will be away
md receive your favorite newspapG,
egularly with your daily mail.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Benson Society
benAon CoVFespondent-CAl WsInul sJTo

home Of their daughter, Mrs, w, y.
Paxton and Mr., Paxton OF Bellevue,
Asb, A delightful wedding dinner
VAS served, when covers were spread
for Mf, and Mrs, ], II, Berry, MF,
and Mrs, A. c, LsssaFd and sons,
Charles and Vernon, and Mr., aud
Mrs, Paxton aud daughters, Bessie
and Ethel, The son. Judge w, III,
Berry OF stoekyills. Asb,, and family
were unable 20 be present. Later in
the evening an informal reception
Was held when mere han a score Of
friends were present, Owing 10 the
health Of Mrs. Berry, who has heen
an invalid Tor nine years, the affair
was impfemptu and very quiet,
Dainty refreshments OF gold and
white ice cream and sunshine cake
were served. Mr.. and Mrs. Berry
were the recipients Of many beauti-
ful gifts and floral tributes, They
have resided In Omaha for the past
Is years.
A guest Of honor on the OCCASION
was Mrs. Susan Trsphagen OF llli-
nois. a girlhod friend OF Mrs, Berry,
Personals.
+, I. ingersell has returned to
Detroit Mich.
o. c. kindig made a business trip
10 Hastings. Aeb.
A. Carroll was a Sunday guest At
the home OF Mrs. James Nancy.
Mrs. J. Dale Wolfe and son James
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21

lsft Saturday 10 visi, relatives in
Gregory, ;, D,
Mr., and Mrs, II, c, Kramer will
leave soon iaF their new home ia
Bancroft, Ash,
Miss Ethel Bilss at Pendsr, Nsh,,
Is a guest 81 the home OF her sister,
Mrs, L, J, Murray
MFs. Lynn Mcclure OF Griswold,
Ia, Mas a Sunday guest al the home
Of MIR and Mrs, A, {, Lessard.
Mr., aud Mrs. Glenn Murray oi
Lincoln were weekend guests az the
home OF DR., and Mrs, f, J. Murray,
Mrs, Harry Smith of Des Moines
Is visiting Al the home OF her sister.
Mrs, i, Chfistenfen and Mr. Chris
tensen,
Mrs. Larson, nee Effie Mcclure, Of
Denver. Colo. Is visiting al the home
OF her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Joseph
Mcclure,
Mr.. Goetz OF Kansas City and
Robert lngersoll OF 81. Joseph were
Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A,
d, Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. S,urt. Of
Manila, la, spent Mothers day Al,
the home OF Mr., Sturiz parents. Mr..
and Mrs. d. {. Sturtz.
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Funk lef,
Saturday for a trip TO Los Angeles
and other Pacific coast cities. They
will also visi, in Sal, Lake City.
Rev. J. A. Cunningham and chill
dren OF Whi,emore. Ia. arrived Wed.
nesday for visit at the home OF
his sister. Mrs. Wyman woodward
and Mr.. woodward.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21

Music Selections Delightfully."- Ap'
propriate for the Commencement
Program.
A PPROPRIATE music is needed
"A to create the desired atmosphere
during the high school commence
ment week exercises. The A. Hospc
& Co. sheet music department. 1918
Douglas street, offers delightful Sc
lcctions:
Invictus (Hulm) ...............4O .4Oc
Bells of Youth (Spcaks) ....... .4Oc
Happy Song (Dcl Riego). ....... .40c
Hark, the Robins Early Song.
Iynes) ......................35 .35c
Springs Awakening (Sanderson) .4Oc
Birds Are Singing (Thomas). Soc
When ordering state the voice
wanted. Most OF the songs listed
above come in two or three keys.
This department also affords a large
selection of two, three and four-part
ladies' choruscs and quartets for
commencement exercises or bacca-
laureate services. SEND cneCk with
order, inclading postage.
Fine tucking in bands emphasize
tie long, straight center panel Of a
cape Of dolphin gray piquetinc.
Quiet Little Dining Room Open All
Night for tho Serving Of Delicious
Viands.
A LFRED JONES, manager Of
"a the Castle Hotel Cafe and Cafe
terra, 10th and Jones. serves his well
known delicacies all night. Parties
who have been on long drive
through the country will welcome
the privacy of the cozy little dining
room. .,.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Social Settlement

A piano recital will be given by
pupils of the Social Settlement
classes this afternoon, 3 O'Clock, at
the Settlement house. Following the
recital an orchestral program will be
given under direction OF John Rea-
gan. violin instructor at the Settle
ment.
The Royal Q. B. c. club will en-
tertain alta theater party at the Or
pheum Tuesday evening.
The Wednesday afternoon cooking
classes will close the season with a
picnic in Mandan park, May "a.
The Misses Mildred Prohaska, Edith
Parker and Gladys Reddan, class
instructors, will have charge of the
affair.
Thursday evening the H. E. L. P.
club will have picnic supper in Elm
wood park. Miss Louise Buchanan,
club leader, will have charge OF ar
rangements.
Dinner sets now come in period
Patterns.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21

COUNDS a bi, paradoxical. does Il,
- not? But Lady Fair must know
that the Keis,er Ladies Tailoring
College. 1850 City National Bank
building, 10th and Harncy. will cut,
fit and help her design her dresses
and suits. furnishing a light. airy
room. sewing machines, irons and
pressing boards. You can sew for
any member of your family or
friends. A Today course is $50.
Patterns from any magazine or illus
sration cut to your measure.
Gowns are either without any
sleeves, as in evening models, or they
have long flowing sleeves or at least
long full sleeves. In the new show
ing of Paris frocks there are no cl-
bow sleeves.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21

Omaha Women Will Be Glad 10
Know That
MISS NJ. HALLYE is back N
VA Omaha and will meet her many
friends a, Herzberg's Beauty Shop.
Mezzaninr Floor. She has brought
3 corps OF experienced assistants aud
marcel wayefs with her. All assur-
anee OF all modern beauty processes
known 10 the public. Children 'iust
love" 10 have their hair bobhed IN
this beauty shop. lis 10 comfy" and
quiet!
Delieately decorated gafters. dain.
ty eii,ings for the Sweet Girl Grad,
81 pair.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21

Miss Dorothy Hurd. who is in
Washington, d. C., at the National
Park seminary, will complete her
first year at that institution next
Thursday and before coming home
plans to visit some school friends in
the east. ..
Enroutc she expects to spend a
short while at Ferry Hall with Miss
Marjorie Annis of this city, with
whom she will probably return to
Council Bluffs i'll early June.
Affairs for Mrs. Bennett.
| Mrs. Harvey Bennett Of Los An
geles, Cal, was honor guest during
the past week at several delightful
affairs, the largest of which was a
luncheon followed by bridge on We'd
nesday when Mrs. Frank Everest
was hostess. Thirty-six guests were
present and the afternoon was spent
with bridge. Miss Irene kintz had
high score and Mrs. Harold Ross re-
ceived the consolation prize.
Mrs. Max Russell and Mrs. Floyd
Hendicks complimented Mrs Bennett
with lovely party Thursday which
was attended by S2 Tables were
placed for bridge and Mrs. Harold
Ross had high score. The cut-for-all
was won by Mrs. Blaine Wilcox and
Mrs. Bennett received the guest
prize.
On Saturday an informal party was
given for this California visitor by
Mrs. George Spooner at the home of
her mother; Mrs. Emmett Tinley.
Mrs. Abbott Honored.
Mrs. Charles Z. Woodbury. gave
luncheon followed by bridge last
Monday, complimentary to her
daughter Mrs. Harry Abbott of Chi
cago.
Twenty-Five guests were present
and prizes were awarded Mrs. Wood
Alien and Mrs. Dillon Ross.
Bachelors Ball.
Roger keeline of this city and
three Omaha men, Francis Gaines,
Drexel Sibberson and Cuthbert Pot
ter will entertain Us Of their friends
at dance followed by buffet sup
per, Monday evening May % at the
Omaha Country club.
!, Buffet Luncheons.
On Friday and again on Saturday
Mrs. Edward P. Schoentgen enter
tanned at buffet luncheons which were
charming in all appointments.
For Overseas Girl.
Miss Nan Murphy who was in
France during the war entertained
Informally at dinner Thursday in
honor of Miss Ann Bailey of Omaha
who also served overseas and has
;uN returned from her duties in Red
Ctos, work. Covers were placed
for 10.
Bridge Series.
Two lovely bridge parties were
given last week by Mrs. Grant AT
gustine and Mrs. Franklin P.
Wright at the Augustine home on
Oakland avenue.
Thirty-six guests were present !
Tuesday when Mrs. Rose Patterson
and Mrs. Elmer Shugart were award
ed prizes. .-. ..= |
On Wednesday there were ten
tables placed and Mrs. w. S. Still
man had high score. Mrs. Wood |
Allen was second high.
For Mrs. Abbott.
A buffet luncheon followed by |
bridge was given last Tuesday by |
Mrs. Folsom Everest and Mrs. |
George Spooner to compliment Mrs.
Harry Abbott of Chicago.
Ten guests were present and the |
affair was given at Mrs. Everest's.
Leaving for California. /
Council Bluffs is to be we'll repre-
sented at the Rotary convention in
Los Angeles from the fifth to the
tenth Of June and several of the men
from here will be accompanied by t
their wives and families.
Among those who are planning to /
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
"Tweed o'Wool" the Vacation Suit
Model Par Excellence.


i
Tweed o'Wool" the Vacation Suit
Model Par Excellence.
AN ABSOLUTE fit is assured in
"A the IMAM tailored" Tweed O
Wool" suits for women at the Viii
cox & Allen Shop, Seventeenth and
Harney. Nonwrinkle, dampproof, a
model for every type, they've won
instant recognition from the travel
wise! Send for illustrated booklet
New York dons millinery mourn-
ing" is headline in a fashion paper.
True it is that fashions favor has
swung from gay chapeaux I'd somber
black, crepes, duvetynes and felts!
Watches Offered at a Discount for
Spring Citing.
THE c. B. Brown Jewel Shop, 220
L South 10Th ST., long known for
their excellent showing of watches,
is now offering the stock at from Is
to 50 Is per cent discount, saving
especially appealing to the purchaser
of gifts for the graduates. Your
opportunity to get an exquisite little
bracelet watch for the young girl
about to graduate, or one of the thin
watch models which the boy gradu-
ate will treasure throughout life
time. The usual Brown Watch
Guarantee goes with each watch
sold.
Rumors OF a profuse use of rib
bons are verified in the ribbon
trimmed frills and founccs on sum-
rler dresses.
Free Scalp Treatment Before Soft
Water Shampoo Makes Hair Soft
and Fluffy.
7 E BRON, in her shop, $40 Elcc-
l. trio Bldg, 18th and F1rnam,
Phone At. 4O29. gives one of her
well known scalp treatments before
the soft water shampoo free of
chlrge, charging only for the sham.
pod A scalp treatment which leaves
the scalp clean and lovely, the hair
soft and fluffy.
Marvelously Quick Service Feature
Of New Dining Room.
THE Metropolitan Dining Room,
= Keen Hotel, 18th and Harvey,
have enlarged their service force,
which accounts for the dispatch with
which their many patrons are now
fed. Deliciously iced novelties are
daily prepared, enticing salads. des-
serts, consommes to tempt the spring
appetite. If you are late for luncheon
you'll be glad to know that the
Metropolitan is open all afternoon.
4 cup g tea or the more substantial
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21

Milady Chooses Msnnish Scotch
Tweeds for Her Thsee-Pises Suit.
Il VERY yaea,ian.hound trunk
~ will contain one OF the swagesr
ihfee-pieee suits OF Scotch tweed
which L. kneeter. second floor, sis-
teenih aud Howard. is making Tor
the woman who pfides herself on
wearing tfiely appropriate apparel.
Reduced prices are offered a, this
we'll known tailoring shop,
Jet trimmings are very fashion,
able. Paris is using them Tor gifdles,
belts, bfetelles and hair bands.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21

SFS ASP D0ySA - " IA
Wednesday. -
MIR. LAMOND of the Lamond
A'A Speciality Shop, Seventeenth
and Farnam, is now in the market
making personal selection of individ-
ual dress models of the character
which have proved so popular among
Cmaha's fashion followers. This new
showing displayed upon his return
Wednesday will afford many smart
models for early country club wear.
If Only-This Shoe Had That
Shoes Heel.
YOU know yourself how many
= times you have wished in vain
for just such a combination. Is it
not SO? That's why we're so very
appreciative of the fact that the Herr
berg Shoe department. Mezzaninc
floor, have secured the "Made-to-
Order services of one Of the finest
custom shoemakers in New York.
service secured with great difficulty.
tor 1t is service rendered only to
favored few. And. now for the shoes
Ws'Ye dEeanedI
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Smart New Haberdsshery Shop.


n MAHA is very glad indeed to
" welcome the addition Of an
other speciality shop. the {. II
sobotker & Son Mems Shop. Athletic
Club building. Seventeenth and
Douglas. Someone happily referred
10 il as "Omaha's New fo,O Mems
Shop" recently. because ef its
metropolitan atmosphere and the ex-
,ensive stock of up-to-the- minute
haberaashery carried, One at once
notes upon entering the suggestion
Of leisurely selection implied by the
subdued effect OF dull mahogany fur
niture. taupe earpeting and closed
cases which hold everything TO be
had in any mems shop anywhere.
High backed chairs are at hand for
milady's comfort in deciding which
oi the delcately wrought handker-
chiefs she will have, or whether her
new hose be plain or clocked!
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Flowers Play Important Role ir
Festive Functions OF Spring.

A n INSEPARABLE part OF the
"A happiness Of the bride and
graduate are the fragrant flowers
which lend their lovliness to every
function. John Bath, florist, 18th
aud Farnam. has had many years OF
experience in arranging flowers for
the members OF the bridal party, the
bride herself, the home and church
weddings and will plan flowers OF
fresh beauty to be at their lovclicst
on the graduating night.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
hotj Go Jh0PPin8 with b]]y

The cyentall. so SION on hills. hath shot
Far dopn into The valleys cold extreme.
Uniimely midnight: spHe and roof and stream
Like fleeing speeters. shudder and are not
The Hampstead holIies. from their sylvan plot
Yet eloudlcss. lean 10 paieh as in dream
From chaos climb NTH many hasiy CLEAN.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21

Give the Beauty Advisors a Chance
To Achieve the Effect Of Perfect
Grooming.
ONE rather hates TO admit it, but
" madam Ct mademoisellc are a
bit thoughtless in planning their en-
gagcment books, letting club com-
mittee conference, an afternoon Of
bridge or a chance visitor interfere
with appointments with tho Beauty
Doctor" as one feels one should
name such experts as Mr.. Roberts
and Mr.. Franks of the Burgess-Nash
Black and White Room. the Salon
de Bcautc, Hotel Fontenellc. and the
Blackstone Beauty Shop. Plan a
series Of facials, scalp treatments and
the ever necessary marcel waving and
manicure service and set aside as in
violate the days and hours upon
which they're to be had--the results
eminently more satisfying. Give the
beauty specialist a chance to achieve
your perfect grooming.
A bouffan& frock of spray green
taffeta has a girdle Of huge pink
roses joined with sprays of brown
leaves.
Appealing Sentiment Expressed on
Motto Cards for Graduation
Classes.
IT EACHERS will find very inter-
L esting the splendid selection of
motto cards shown in the Scatter
Sunshine Shop, 306 Karbach Block,
Fifteenth and Douglas. Soft gray
cards, artistically lettercd are ideal
giftings either plain or with the adj
dtion of the class flower handtinted.
These from Sc to 25c.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21
Flowers OF Rare Beauty To Add to
the Appearance Of the Auditorium
When Glasses OF 1922 Graduate,
National Wallace Nutting

Week.
THE gift with individuality, =
= Wallace Nutting picture, just
the thing for showers and weddings.
Gift seekers will find the spring ex.
hibit OF Wallace Nutting pictures In
the Art department OF the A. Hospe
& Co. shop, 1913 Douglas Of unusual
interest. Twenty-Five new numbers
are shown in these enchanting hand.
colored pictures. "Inimitable" best
describes the work of Nutting and
his many imitators have fully demon.
strated that Nutting and NuttinR
alone, is able to achieve the desired
artistry in the hand-colored photos
graph.
Extensive Showing of Silk Pajanas
Arrive for Spring Buying.
THE J. I. McQuillcn Shop for
L Men, 1872 Farnamt are showing
remarkably smart collection Of
new silk pajamas, finely tailored,
rightly priced; also splendid models
in fabrics, madras, percales, etc, at
from 81 up. Very plain are the silk
frog fastenings, "tubable" the color.
ings of the fabrics.
Gifts Fascinating for the Graduat6
Girls.
THERE'S festive air pervadinr
the main floor at Hayden
Brothers, 18th and Dodge, for it's
Commencement time again and
everyone loves to so a'gifting for the
sweet girl graduates. One might buy:
French ivory in combs, brushes,
mirrors, trays and toilet bot
ties ................. SOC to $3.50
Silver mesh bags, never more vog-
ish ...$5 to $3.50
lndestructible pearl bead neck
laces ............$1.98 to $3.50
White gold wrist watches, Sl0.75
10 ....................$28.5O
Swagger novelty hand bags, $l.oS
10 .....................$3.50
Rain or shine silk umbrellas, quite
appropriately every color Of the
rainbow" ......" \. $3.50 to SIS
A gift department ts be studied, it
contains gifts just right for every
personality.
Low waist lines have finally arrived
IN Omaha. A local shop this week
displays gowns for early club wear
which have the audacity to swing
panels almost to the ground with the
waist line half way to the knees!
X Il X
stop at Miller's and We're Off"
The Picnic Cry Up-to-Date.
kI1LLERS BOX LUNCH CO.,
~ 23d and Farnam, Phone AT.
600, have a new picnic box lunch
that's unusually delicious. Chicken
sandwiches and fruit salad have been
added to the contents Of, the well
known box iuns'l which has 50 capiti-
waited business men and women OF
Omaha. Delivered by auto to any
part of Omaha
Blouses matching the skirt in color
have closings concealed OH the shout
ders or under the arms.
Catalogue and Style Book for
Spring and Summer 1922.
THE Mode Pleating Co., 4th floor
: Paxton Block. 10th and Farnam,
have their Spring and Summer cata-
los and style look ready to mail
Upon request free of charge. In il
you'll find illustrations of the deco
rativc possibilities of this shop.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-21

To Those Who Would Shop
With Polly:
A GAIN, greetings, Brides
n and Graduates! Polly,
prompt and painstaking,
is at your service any hour OF
the day, any day of the week.
Write, wire or phone. she is
sure to prove helpful. Re-
member that a s. deposit is
required on all merchandise to
be sent out {. O. d. To your
happiness!