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New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Other Items

Other items which were exempt ur.
der the former law and are also ex.
clnpt under the new law are as follows:
(D Proceeds Of life insurance poll.
cies paid upon the death OF the insured.
ca The amount received by the in
sured as return of premiums under
life insurance endowment or annuity
contracts.
(3l Property acquired BIZ gift. de-
wise or descent
A Interest upon the obligations Of
state, territory or any political subdi-
vision thereof or the District of Co.
lumbia
90 Interest upon Federal farm loan
securities.
(6) Interest upon bonds of the War
Finance Corporation. as provided under
the war finance corporation act.
(D Interest upon Liberty bonds and
other obligations Of the United States
to the extent provided By law:
tSl Interest Of foreign governments
1tn;,.I TeSg'vsd s...s, from sources within the
90 Amounts received from accident
or health Insurance. and the amount of
any damages received. whether BY suit
or agreement. OF account Of injuries or
sickness; and,
llo) Income derived from public
utilities accTuing to any state, territo,v
Or possession Of the United States or
political subdivision thereof.
Inc new law also broadcns the e1-
emptlcr with respect 70 proceeds of life
Insurance policies b. ezemptinr the
amounts paid to corporate beneticiarie..
as we'll as to individuals. which Emi-
tation Was contained in the former law.
This IS the third OF series Of ;n-
rerpre totivs articles on the ,sezr tar
lcp 'cr4t'ea for The Tribune bv NJ.
Frey. Others miU appear on subse-
querst Sundays. ys.-Fi,aanc cinl Editor.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Robinson Leaves
Model Tenement
Go. to Go 1t Himself
President of City and Subur-
ban Homes Co. Re-enters
Realty Field; White Firm
Has Three More Experts

Allan Robinson. who has been rresi-
dent Of the City and Suburban Homes
Company since 1915. has resigned to
specialize in real estate management,
land and industrial development work.
For ten years prior to joining the City
and Suburban Homes Company Mr..
Robinson was president Of the Allied
Real Estate Interests of the State Of
New York, and published "The Real Es-
tate Magazine" The last annual re-
port of the City and Suburban Homes
Company showed that the company was
paying Az per cent on its stock aud
earning sufficient to warrant per
cent declaration.
In 1918 Mr. Robinson went to Wash
ington to take charge of the govern
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

mcnt munition housing development
In this capa city he had to operate sixty
three different developments from the
Atlantic to the Pacific Coast. including
towns ranging in population from a few
hundred to as many as $4,000 people.
Jerc Reid Goes With Brown Go.
Jcre j. Reid formerly associated with
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany. is now in charge Of the insurance
department of the j. Romaine Brown
Three Men Join White Organization
Guy r. Murray, manager for many
years of the renting department Of the
Lotion II. Sawson Company; G. Alfred
Capen. fornserly president of the Capen
Realty Company. and Joseph T. Jcn-
kins have joined the staff of William
a Whitc & Sons.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Keeping Moncy Stable

Nesnwhile. 1t would not Re surpris-
ing If France should keep her money
more stable IN purc. as.sc power than
the money os gold courtrA simply by
control of the is.nr. Germany. as
I'9"G. pr English ccoNons ST. has point
- OF: did so oeiorr nig gcparation
tstnenis eete se'nanded under the
o.aoE agreement For fourteen
months, from EcbrHsrv 1920. % May.
1921. Germany had = far stabier price
'osc than England or the United
Sestes and consequently far less un-
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Sweden Shows Recovery

STOCKHOLM. Jan. os.-A AIM ~
Sweden's financial recuperstion IS fur
rshed bv the lates, state bank rcnorts
showing that the tota, note circulation
OH January l. 1922. was $4,000 900
knonoT. wrich is 1872 900. 900 lronor
below the figure recorded January /,
1921. Thc nc, profit o. the Swedish
State Bank fcY 1921 amounts to l6.-
100000 kroror. more than twice the
profits Of 1920, which WAS just $780,
900 kroncr
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Hair Net Concern Leases
Large Space in Brooklyn

The Riescr Company, manufacturer
of Nenida hair nets. with Offices at 100
Fifth Avenue. leased $4,000 square
feet in the Flatbush Industrial Build
ing on the block bounded by Thirteenth
and Fourteenth Avenues and Thirty
sixth and Thirty Seventh Streets,
Brooklyn Together with its Fifth
Avenue Offices Of 10000 square feet,
the Rieser company now occupies 62,-
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
St. Nicholas Ave. Corner
To Be Improved With Stores

Albert D. Phelps and II. j. Rogers
have resold for Ely Maran to John }.
Lynch. represented by Charles Sicgei
Levy, the plot Of nearly four lots at
the southeast corner of st. Nicholas
Avenue and 1S6th Street, fronting 1O7
feet on the Avenue and rs feet on the
street. The new owner il having plans
prepared for Lwo-story store building.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
History Times Annex
Ruildiur tn COsf S8OG. 600

The fourteen-story annex "Thc New
York Times" is to erect at 231 to 239
West Forty third Street. 100xl00.5. is
to cost 1886, 900, according to plans
filed yesterday by Ludlow e. Peabody,
fhc II rchitectc
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Waterfront Estate Leased

Baker Crowcll, Inc, leased to Charles
j. Oppenheim the water front estate
known as Claralea. at Great Hook. l.. /.
This property was purchased some years
back by Clara Lee March, comprises
four acres, having over 200 feet front
on the Sound
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

COO square feet in which to carry on
it's business. The Pcnbrook Company
negotiated the Brooklyn deal.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
New Jersey

PRETTY COLONIAL HOUSE
near New York: will sacrifice new. artistic,
Near-round delightful home; only $3.6o0
buys it; balance Of $500 can remain on
mortgage; has eight large rooms. two
baths. steam heat parquc' floors. electric
haht running water. every convenience
beautifully situated plot 100xiS0 feet :;
in" garden srace close to pretty lake.
stocked with fish: select. conGenisl neigh
bors, good markets. school and churches
nc3r by: this iS the chance OF lifetime
% obtain home a. fraction OF lea
worth: could not be Duplicated at legs
than s1'.5o0: ideal comnsuta ton 70 New
York city. Address tho
OWNER. Postofricc Eoy ltu,.
city Han Station, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
FLORIDA.

invest your money wher. il p-ll nr,.
ouce perpetual income. 4 scieutif,cauy
rIanteu and managed orange grove In ths
iros' @ proof section Of Florida viii iu.nrs
for N" business man; ideal occ,ns,inn ~.
,"e . nan OF leisure. Send Cor hooEi.,.
1' N'so big acreage Of muck lands +, invest.
sshr, ss,n' prices. Waterfront rropertle. a,
r. oIliik' for lnfcrgr,s ton writ. sour
'lor'f. Realty Investment CO Ir,l,s
poro p.o rot 81. Temps Fla New yor< otse.
~, r,Mi's nacon 4 Esnry. lol P.r, Aye
Tel Murray iin 900
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
REAL. ESTATE-SALE OR RENT
Manhattan

SIN STORY modern elevator apt. ono
door from i way. looxloo; main floor;
l/2. as. ~. III. o/6. upper. ll3. 1/2.
~. lI6 2/e. ri: low rents; $4,000.
price. $2oo.ooos cash required. $40. 900.
Coughlan &; Co. Inc. 200 ". 72nd St
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. in 70's. 5-story
American basement. 12 rooms. baths
steam heat. hardwood trim elec. lights.
perfect condition: price $4,000. cash
$4,000 Cough.an & Co, Inc. 200 West
,2ru 81.
SIN STORY walls-up. ucar B'WaN. . g.
2/o. all improvements. rents Si2.9
price $4,000: cash 81 900: a bargain
Couehla2 T. Co. Inc. 900 West 72nd 81
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

lls EAST SD ST. ncar Park Ave.. Now
ophdiIlE; attractive; ready for ooc,lra nc,,
"oN ard > rooms bath and l>i,chcnoifo.
promises. 'Nl'f "l
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Bronx

CORNER BUILDING. Just oonrlelod tax
exempt; will sell Al reasonable figure or
will take we'll located Bronx vacant plot
as part payment
II. SCHW WElBER1
HCl f. Tordham Road
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

s:D ST. AT MADISON Av. tTIotel Ashton)
Newly decorated and furnished ono
! two. three outsi7" rooms end bath: bus.,
hotel serVice. reotaurant
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

EAST slST- sunny rooms. good bat
and Ntchenette. all wcl appointcd
nice house; service il desired; $40 month
TO october fotlcrs considered shorter
per;od)- StocHweil. Lcpox $3.50. mornings.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

l"'TH floo Claremont). overlooking ITud-
son beautiful rooms block subway
eacriflc- Goddard
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

SO ROOM uov apartn,ent house. o,or.
modern convenience. Tordbam poad sle.F ,'F
.'"n' .'o .e .;e.inston ave. subway. 1856 Davidson
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

'pMt TO FLORIDA WITH Us rER
raar. and look over on~ or' l'lr nb
s.speiruit groves. rolaI cost one veal
includlnE transportation, hotel. en,ertsin.
n.sn, ~ Woo; We pay as Of this. Full
'''uc"iar' Hover. 212 Broadway. n.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
REAL ESTATE WANTED

AM READY TO BUY for cash desirable
Bronx vacant corner plot Send dcscrIp
tion and lowest price. Immediately.
ED. LEONARD
1859 Findlay Ave. Tel. Jerome 1855
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

04TI ST.. SI4 sr-Rea,ri,,,,c .,,..
r"'"d room apartment ground Gno,.
'ron'' sfyo; especially suitabo for physi-
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

lvTH ST. 0o1 EST-Modcrn nronroor r
Groom apartment. S2.Soo sec Supl.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
New York State

CATSkl Hill Mountain Bungsiows-Ne~v
furnished stone Groplac"s: pure sprn.
water oating. bathing. hshnG; rent $500
season. W. II. Esser. 10 Archer Pl2 ce.
I-l - .rarI.A.t OWN \ Y
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

Westchcxter
MODERN Groom, stucco; garage; near
station; 75xloo; prico 5000. IanEcrlc,
Crestwoo,i. y. Y.
HOUSE. 6 ROOMS: HONEST VALUE.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
APARTMENTS no l.Er-u>ruRN,suEp
Manhattan

FIl11ETH ST. Wcst-Three large
sunny rooms bath. ldtchenctte Circle
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
APARTMENTS TO LEr-rrxNrsuYp
nhatta n

sIS7' ST. columbus av) (Hotel ColonlaD
Newly decorated. furnished l2--3
outside rooms. bath: elevated. surface cars.
rextaurant
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

so. iOt-l>USJALIN PICT' kE>u' r.
field stone and siucco residence IN
high class residential section entTa nee
hail. 20 foot living room fireplace. sun
bedrooms 8 tiled baths, garage, large
plot. Price $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Long Island


KEW GARDENS
We arc row oherins plots facius Forest
Park. on the now 100 foot boulevard iust
opened by the city; highest elevations in
Queens County. tho cream Of Kew Gardens
property; we'll known builder viii submit
sslrn,assT t,ar,h s,, ana assist n plsmpos Ehso
Fit@roy 525l. Office a. Kew Gardens Sta
ton Phone Richmond Inn l7la
BAySrDF FINANCING.
If YOU buy one os our beautiful plots at
Baysde- West, it can work out 70 smaller
cash investment when You huld than you
would require for a house alone on land
You already owned. Let rs demonstrate
t,. snls iinnneng plan to you Nds"wor,h
New York. Phone iitzroy 52lN.
ROCKVILLE CNNTRE-s rooms. bath; fnr-
mace, ases, csc,r'c l.sht; 800: cash $1,000
light; SIS 800: cash So 600 nichtsr ( I<nell.
1916 broadway. Tel. 1865 Bryant
TWO FAMILY bricN for sale ono Noor va
can't eubway and troNcry service.
Opportunity. BOX $50 Tribune.
Westchcster
LAR(HMO\T
y. or, Of the .es constructed homes in
every respect A bona ndc bargain. Price
VIII surpr'se YOU. BURKE STONE. INr..
Fcst Road and Beach av., larchmonl So
or ~ East 42d st. New York city
FOE GtNT IN RYE
haV several untUrnished houses W.T.
four masters good neivhhorll"od. Rene
$500 .csr, Immediate possession
CTIAS s Whl-I.KNEN
Office facing re Railroad Station
Telephone l93 rye. \. :
DESIRABLE rLr:ASANTNIiLE
p.opcrtics To rHnt for the coming ason.
G.. + ARCHER
REAL ESTATE
10 EASr taD ST VANDERBILT 5osN
FOE EF.N T PE.IAM- Just onercd. new
s'uc"" house. rooms. batii~. garace:
Ali i'nproN omen's choice location. POSSES
SION Feb 10. Ashlng 500 mouth. Olrott &
Esscr. ) r. I'D 8. Tel Murray llili .S26
NEW ROCllE;I.I.r.-FC, RENT
furnished and uNfurnished homes
$3.50 per month and upward.
C'CONNoE REAL. ESTATE AGENCY.
24e 1luguonot 81. Tel. 5a4 New Kacheilc
DOBES FERRY -ON-HUDSON Six-roonl
house. all improvements; big plot: liver
view; $4,000. Calhoun. Dobbs Ferry tS1-M
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

MOST charming corner apartment. on oh
ho"r IN hotel on East sOth st.. S45o
month 20 June or longer; three rooms and
e"o oaths StoclWeil Lenox 3Ss5. morn
ings. (Ofrers consdcred
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
~ ~,>fs~ rnornKr, FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

F.A II ROAD sidtngs. walcrfronts factors
hrlldi. IS and sites oVeryp-ilcrc N~rhert
f. Willisns. SIS Msnhsttan AN.. Evool,lyn.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
MORTGAGE LOANS

MONEY TO LOAN on LIST mortgage. trust
estate funds. Only conservative applca-
tions considered full details required. Alfred
l.. Doyle. Sass Wall at
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
t'arada

AC'ouNr III health must sell fine 30J
aero farm. Gravolburg district For full
lri"r1'al ION addrese MIR Ga hrel Du.l9ois
ada.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Real Estate Opportunities Briefly Told
Westcl,cxter

REAL EsrArE-sALE OR RENT
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

Nc. los-o\ TIE MOI NTaI>TOp r.,,
me ootel. 'io'f 'i-n and Mon,clair .r,i.
eIn. ''fiiaif entrance ia large l.y.
.ns fopa rlfll o4 fHep place. sun ,o-,.
dining tp0Il. pla-rlt- hltrhen bss.
rooil-. u-f ns -.r siT4 ground.. ~
sur assed sies irl- SIS $50.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-21

Mrs. w. E. Bouast in riding toys.
Mrs. W. E. Bouast of Carlinville,
H., is believed to be the only wo-
man who is driving in light harness
races in the U. S. if not in the
worlL. She won attention by her
expert handling of entries in the
recent meeting at Aurora, Ill.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-21

Lord Northcliffe, owner of sew
eral important British papers and
recognized as one of the leading
publishers of the world, is serious
~ i'll in London. Dispatches from
the British capitol intimate that his
illness is so serious that changes
in the management and control of
the London Times have been made
recently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
A Stenographer's Romance
NELLIE TAKES HER NEW POSITION
By JANE PHELPS

or ten"
He keeps nice hours' That's one
thing"
"Yes.--the-work-here isn't hard
not for the st~enographer.'
Nellie wondered why he hesitated so
IN his speech. and why he looked at
her 80 queerly. But he said nothing
more and she hung up her hat. uncov-
cred the typewriter which needed clean
ing. and set about the job, muttering
to herself:
Must have been a sloppy stenog he
had TO leave a machine like this! Maybe
she was like that in her work and
that's the reason l got her job"
Her mutterings were interrupted by
her employers entrance.
Good morning. Miss Riley" he said
brightly good morning Smith" in a
! casual tone. II see you have already
, found something to do" he stod over
the desk where Nellie was cleaning the
machine.
Yes. this machine was all gurimed
ND. It's better now. but I'll give IT a
| real cleaning some day."
He sat down at his w desk and
onened the mail. In a few minutes he
was ready to give her dictation. Nellie
trembled a bit, but with perfect COM
! posture she sat beside him with pad ana
/ pcncil. For an hour he dictated. SLOW
". carefully. Nellie had no trouole at
ali IN making her notes. time enough TO
make them legibly. which meant she
would have no trouble transcrlplnS
them.
There, that will do. Bring the let
ters to me TO sien when you nave mem
! finished. My mail is unusually heaNy
on Monday. SO 1t will be a test Tor you
/ He spilled kindly at her.
Gee, but I'm in luck Nellie said
n herself as she seated herself before
: her desk. and made ready to type the
| letters. "A nice man that TO treat me
! like a lady. nor doesn't get fresh eithe":
! RI work all right for him. VIII
which she proceeded to do by paying
! s,rict attention TO the work. before her.
The day passed quickly. Al 1880 MT.
! Robinson said:
I'm going now. There's no need Tor
! YOU to stay after I go. unless give you
work to do"
you mean that unless there's letters
J n write 7 can go home when you DO?
! Nellie asked. amazed.
yes. mean just that" with a smlie
al her eager question. he left the OFFICE
tmonday-An Hilarious EVENING"
| -otected by George Matthew Adams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
[279 Dietand Health
5s~1~ By Lulu Hunt Peters, ND !
tsTbaAArr vfuthor Of Diet and Health .,aBt Keyt to the Galleries.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

wound choke from h"r shortness NJ
breath. and who wants 10 know Il chit
drrn can reduce - in" same system
hat | am giving for the adults:
Yes Exactly the same methods
should he used correct diet and gradual
=, Increasing cNnrc'sAs Send a sclf-ad-
dressed envelope and four cents IN
STAMPS and We will send YOU the direc-
tinnq, Her Other troubles you mention.
bed -wcttinc. etc, viii cease as soon AS
,ho reduces. undoubtedly. More on bad
wcL'ins later.
Dear Doctor.
ON six weeks I have lost IS pounds.
For the last two weeks | Z n consum-
ing the same number Of calories. also
,ako the same exercises and cannot lose
= single ounce more, Il seems. WIFI Eon
rlasA suggest what ! should do. |
found myself becoming quite conStipa'-
ID and got the chocolate agar and con-
tinued the same to good advantage am
very much puzzled about not losing
Ms. v"
rho-n Is onIv onc conclusion 70 ha
drawn and that IS that You are not ON
= reducing d,et hur a maintenance Dict
for yan a, this time. You did not men-
ton how much chocolate aga YOU are
taking. II is possible that the chocolate
in mat IS running up YOU "a!ori"S.
Chocolate is very high in calortc value
on account ot the oil IN It. Chocolate =
unfortunately $50 Galleries to III" ounce
Tcrhars YOU are counting some Of your
fr,|- to loE.
r..... co on \ 200 or 500 Calnrie day.
best Of skinned milk or watery fruit
..l ,rr.lul take off = pound or
50 Nru MAJ have to do THIS one" %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
Chapter IL.

Chapter IL.
Monday Nellie was up early and sing
ing gIeefully as she mace tea. ana SET
he breakfast on the table.
0on would think your Job was IN
Philadelphia. What time did Mr.,
Robinson toll you to come to WORK!
cora asked.
Nine O'clock"
And YOU get up at seven Aren't
you ashamed"
Not Il bit, 7 want to leave Things
nice. Il would be horrid TO come nome
20 messy rooms" II Miss carter mao
done nothing else for Nellie. she had
taught her 10 be scruplously neat.
"Wen all help now" Gladys SAID Win
O yawn.
~ shan, need your help II you'll get
III. Miss Lazy" Gladys loved to steep
IN the morning She often said IT was
harder to get up than II was 10 "ork'
They left the house together. Inc
,wo older girls had a lt'tle furtncr 70
ro. and were expected earlier.
"1r 7 get there before Gradpa docs
RI get acquainted with the bookKeep-
err" Nellie told them.
SeIIi. found herself even earlier than
Tho ~nookkrener, and so she Waihed w
o,d Iowr the street until ? O'CLOCK
h,i,dinr air castles. Now that she nae
start she would go on and on. sne
would do her work so well. be so care
mi about making mistakes. In spe'l'ne
aenncialy. She had no fear OF her TYP
,rc and there couldn't BE- 80 much &c
40 {, tina, little office that the dictatior
ror,d be too fast for her.
/ Tho clock struck nine. and ene nnr'
-,ss,v entered the building. In tne
o.oce she now found a man OF about ''
,aI,. spare. stopped. with rather tired
looking eyes. 1911. h
Not much Of a locker" Meme saIo
- h.rso,r To him: Good morning,
I'm Tho new stenographer.
"Good morning. My name IS 9"''"
John smith" W,
Mines Riley. Nellie Riley VOW
r.,,Idr't think ] was French. wonic
,.or~' che asked ~Impudently. hink>ns
che micht have known his name "ou'o
be Smith. .
The name isn't French" he replied
slowly. h,.,
NO. neither am 7, Irish to the oacF
hone" II wasn't going 10 b" any i"l
~ teaze the booklceper. He was 'o'
solemn
what time does the boss get In?
"Anv time now. Usually about s'|
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
TODAY'S SHORT $40
Ad SChuster01

After the honeymoon trip 10 the
state capital Olive and Seth settled
down TO hard work and happiness. one
evening. as he helped her with the
dishes. his eye fell on the writing on
the VOL. -
Mrs. Seth Barton" ne read. ut
was a funny sort OF proposal" Taxing
GU, a pencil he added. the best VIE
in the world" 4 BIT clumsy. maybe
but Olive was 80 pleased she took the
,encil and wrote the words. and the
harpiest" They agreed the words
should never be erased.
Building up a business may take a
great deal ~ a mans time. Seth came
home late and tired. Olive knew he was
worried. insisted that ne help her no
longer with the dishes, and worked Tor
tho time when the old compan!onship
! would return. At the end OF two years
the bushes was doing we'll but Seth had
not lost his distraction
why not go visit your aunt he sus-
res,e9: naming a relative with whom the
twins were now living 'Nhi'e YOU
are gone I will have the house fixed UP
a hi. The rest Will do YOU good"
olive wondered II he would miss her
AVID made her decision she was gone
n week When she eturned there was
. surprise waiting. for Seth had papereo
tnc front room and whitewashAd the
ki,chen There was also n new sink IN
stalled. and a telephone. and a shower
bath upstairs.
When Seth had settled BEHIND ms
newspaper Olive. IN the kitchen IooN'u
long at the newly VAL
Tha words they had written. tho propo-
cal ard me declarations were hidden by
,hjs sign OF their prosperity.
we were never going to eras" them.
sbo said, and he doesn't even know
,bey ar. gone" The hope That happi-
ness would return with better fortunes
II seemed 20 Olive. had been painted out
y.,th the same careless brush. She sat
down and wept and her red eyes puz-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
SIDE TALKS
bv Ruth Cameron
THE AUTHoRMAN IS SHOCKED

let the rest Of my clothes 60"
The Insurance wouldn't Cover
The Authorman has heard that sew
eral times but ne IS always shocked and
never fails 10 remind me that eren with
the liberal Insurance We carry. II ! had
10 replace my large and small belong
Ings in the way OF clothes L would
soon find that, the insurance would not
come anywhere near covering my loss.
Still the Authorman does not under
stand. How could he when he has new
er been a woman?
! put Il up to any woman. or course
you wouldn't really want A fire to hap
pen. No ones does. for fires are not
careful in their selection OF things TO
burn. but wouldn't you be willing to
let all your wardrobe except perhaps
one or NO tavortte games &c by the
board IL YOU were given two-thirds or
even half its original value TO replace
Il with?
Do Brides Got Mixed7
Think OF the Joy of planning n whole
new wardrobe just Ike a trousseau.-
OF having underwear in sets, and gowns
and hats and coats and gloves and
shoes and stockings all bought with an
eve 10 being worn together. and all in
the latest mode. I often wonder II